Новости за 12.12.2024

As the respiratory illness season begins, cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) cases are rising in Canada. But new tools offers hope for prevention.

Even after a second consecutive 50-basis-point interest rate cut on Wednesday, some experts warn fixed mortgage rates in Canada will not move materially lower.

The cull carried out with air rifles began in October in Longueuil after years of legal battles with animal rights groups seeking to save the animals.

Grand Chief Jerry Daniels of the Southern Chiefs Organization is on leave for an undetermined length of time, the organization says.

One he leaves the Edmonton Police Service, Dale McFee will become the deputy minister of executive council and head of the Alberta Public Service.

Hopkins said the drug-related deaths speak to the increasing toxicity of unregulated supply circulating in Guelph. A police-led project to tackle drug use began in October.

Suncor says it is aiming to add more than 100,000 barrels per day of oil and gas production between 2023 and 2026.

“Flair is empowering passengers to do day trips between Alberta and British Columbia with affordable, convenient flight options in the morning and evening.”

His family calls him an inspiration.

In 2015, Notley led the NDP to one of the biggest political upsets in Alberta election history.

Toronto’s ombudsman says the city's move to deny refugees certain shelter beds and redirect them to programs two years ago was a “failure" that had “profound" consequences.

Paredes, a six-time all-star, has played 13 seasons with Calgary.

Alberta's Opposition NDP says the province would become the most corrupt and secretive government in Canada if potential ethics rule changes become law.

Smith recently said that Alberta has been thinking about sending provincial sheriffs, helicopters and drones to the part of the border the province shares with Montana.

Sam Jacobs, Time's editor in chief, announced on NBC's “Today” show that U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump was Time’s 2024 Person of the Year.

President Joe Biden is commuting the sentences of roughly 1,500 people and is pardoning 39 Americans convicted of nonviolent crimes.

CUPW filed the complaint with the Canada Industrial Relations Board on Nov. 29 after hundreds of striking postal workers received temporary layoff notices while on strike.

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Several colleges have announced massive changes and suspended programs, blaming the moves on the reduction in international students, which they relied heavily upon for funding.

Global News has learned the Ford government is considering other retaliatory measures that are squarely within the province's jurisdiction.

We're getting more insight from one of B.C.'s top police officers on the dramatic about-face by police chiefs to withdraw their support for drug decriminalization.

This pressure is something many Alberta businesses have to navigate. This is why the provincial government is now calling on Ottawa to intervene.

The investigation found road de-icing materials likely led to elevated chloride levels in the soil near the Bearspaw feeder main, which contributed to its critical failure.

To move forward with the plan, the Hills at Portal Golf Club would have to be removed from B.C.'s Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR).

ICBC said there are no claim backlogs or staffing shortages. "This was due to an administrative error, this isn't something that happens on a regular basis."