Новости за 14.02.2025

The latest fighting is part of a major escalation of a conflict over power, identity and resources dating back to the 1990s Rwandan genocide.

Large sections of the crowd booed the American national anthem ahead of the game, which the U.S. won 6-1 thanks to a four-goal third period.

The red and white has been a symbol of national pride for many decades, and in the wake of Donald Trump's anti-Canadian rhetoric, a sense of patriotism is sweeping the country.

A news release issued by the Canadian Union of Public Employees said members of CUPE Local 5543 voted 91 per cent in favour of job action this week.

Rampant auto theft is an issue that has long plagued eastern Canadian provinces but has only recently reached Alberta as criminals seek new opportunities to steal high-value cars.

The last time there was a "best on best" tournament of this kind, Connor McDavid was on the 23-and-under Team North America, not Canada.

Police said they are considering it a case of "intimate partner homicide."

After two months, Canada's federal tax holiday ends on Saturday. Industry groups, however, are divided on whether or not the move was a success.

Lethbridge is known for its downtown core, drawing community members with its vibrancy. It's also a hot spot for crime, and police are taking proactive measures in response.

The signing was announced Thursday afternoon.

Police said Roman Kamyshnyy appeared remotely in court Thursday and is charged with first-degree murder in the deaths of two boys aged 10 and 17.

For the longest time, we assumed it would always be Canada vs. the Soviet Union or Russia. But now, Canada’s biggest and best hockey rival is the United States.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers in Seattle seized over a pound of fentanyl crossing the border from Canada, just days after Canada announced it's 'fentanyl czar.'

Pope Francis was taken to hospital on Friday with bronchitis and he will skip several planned public events over the next three days, the Vatican said.

"For the majority of the province, in the boreal forest, conditions are looking really good for normal [or] near-normal precipitation and snow."