Новости за 21.01.2025

Phillip is attending a gathering between B.C.'s provincial cabinet and the province's First Nations leaders in Vancouver on Tuesday.

The Capitals have a 15-6-1 record on the road this season while the Oilers have have gone 15-7-1 at home.

A 57-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged with committing an indecent act after an incident on a transit bus Monday afternoon, police say.

Police have seized two dozen pallets of unstamped tobacco from a semi that was stopped by officers near Lumsden, Sask.

Garth Hudson was the eldest and last surviving member of the influential group that once backed Bob Dylan.

The RCMP's new Black Hawk helicopters, intended to patrol the U.S.-Canada border near Emerson, Man., are already noticeable, municipal officials say.

An injured suspect was taken into custody after the violence on Interstate 91 in Coventry, about 32 kilometres from the Canadian border, the FBI said in a statement.

Tax season is quickly approaching and there are a few changes to be aware of before filing your taxes for the April 30 deadline.

Toronto Police say they have seized the largest amount of cocaine in the service's history and allege that the drugs had 'the hallmarks' of a cartel in Mexico.

On Monday, before Trump mentioned a date for the tariffs, B.C. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey said the province would respond in kind.

Smith says the potential liability facing Alberta means the government needs to take the lawsuits seriously and taxpayers need to be protected.

Canada’s population will grow over the years regardless of the federal government’s recent decision to slash immigration rates, a new report shows.

The TTC unveiled its capital plan for 2025 on Monday, complete with details of how often the spine of the city's transit network would be closed for days at a time.

A passenger on a recent rough-landing flight to Halifax says not only was the incident frightening, but the aftermath was poorly managed as people were left out in the cold.

Over the years, Cherry Blossom chocolates were produced in Montreal and then Smith Falls, Ont. but Hershey Canada has confirmed that their days are numbered.

Edmonton is set to become the first city in Canada to, essentially, ban the sale of knives in convenience stores by making changes to existing bylaws.

Officers were called to the Monterrey Square Plaza after it was reported that a “gutted and headless carcass of a mature white-tailed buck” had been found behind the Co-op.

The NHL's Department of Player Safety announced the discipline after holding telephone hearings with both players on Monday afternoon.

A few months into the province-wide cellphone ban in Alberta, an Edmonton high school principal said it's resulting in more face-to-face engagement between students.

While Canada my have escaped Donald Trump's threat of massive tariffs on imports for now, politicians and business leaders from Alberta say the threat is still there.

Experts say there needs to be more done to protect whistleblowers in Canada who raise alarms about wrongdoing in professions or organizations.

The province has promised $112 million to build 250 units but has tied the money to permanent single-family homes — which the town says would only result in 60 homes being built.

Edmonton teen Chase Delorme-Rowan, 18, is in a coma in Dominican Republic, his family says, after allegedly being attacked at a resort bar while on a family vacation.