Новости за 30.08.2024

Chief coroner Dr. Jatinder Baidwan says the current rate equates to about 6.2 people dying every day in the province from the drug toxicity crisis.

The mandate, which is set to begin on Sept. 9, was made by the federal government in May to the ire of the union tasked with representing the workers.

A Saskatoon distillery is making its mark on the whisky industry with a new initiative to support and certify whiskies whose grains were grown and distilled in one place.

Travellers at the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal were greeted with multiple sailing waits Friday, as B.C. entered the Labour Day long weekend.

The move further escalates the monthslong feud between Elon Musk and Brazilian Supreme Court justice Alexandre de Moraes over free speech, far-right accounts and misinformation.

Condolences are pouring in after former Calgary Flames player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew were tragically killed by a suspected drunk driver.

Dozens of angry customers online said on social media they could not access the Scotiabank app or website on desktop or mobile devices.

After tens of thousands of people descended upon Commonwealth Stadium last weekend for two Metallica concerts, concerns began to rise over illegal parking in the area.

About 2,500 workers at 22 hotels in some of Quebec’s biggest cities have launched a one-day strike to protest an impasse in contract talks.

The Teamsters union challenged directives for binding arbitration issued to a labour board by federal Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon last week.

The economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.1 per cent in the second quarter but continued to shrink on a per-person basis, according to Statistics Canada.

Former Calgary Flames player Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew Gaudreau were killed in a collision in New Jersey on Thursday night.

Global Edmonton is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Sept. 1, 2024.

Universities Canada says enrolment by students from outside Canada has fallen below the cap the federal government set on international student visas this year.

One Brampton home is in the midst of a large-scale renovation that will allow the owner to accommodate a basement unit in their building. The work, however, is causing a stir.

The zoo says police were called as a precaution and kept on standby in a parking lot.

Numbers from the Public Health Agency of Canada and various provinces shows an increase in STI rates for chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis as recently as 2023.

The Ontario NDP obtained a form with details of the Ontario Place bidding process using freedom of information laws. Leader Marit Stiles said it raises new questions.

Cycling Without Age, North Shore offers free rides in specialty-made bikes to those who many not otherwise be able to cycle themselves.

RCMP say one Manitoba man is dead after his car burst into flames in a corn field last weekend.

According to a notice of civil claim filed in B.C. Supreme Court, tenants have been complaining about problems with the building's HVAC system and air circulation since 2015.

Ariefs, who Global News is not identifying because he fears retaliation or speaking out, came to Canada after seeing a job with Concord Wall Painting advertised in a YouTube ad.

Some residents fear the development will turn into a wet facility, which allows the use of drugs and alcohol.

"We have our own community names," says Chief Clifford Poucette with the Goodstoney First Nation. "So, that's what we're trying to bring back."

Global News contacted Jasper Place Wellness Centre but the group did not provide comment.