Новости за 10.04.2025

Edmonton police said it's believed that 25 units at the Plaza 34 strip mall were destroyed in the arson, resulting in several million dollars in damages.

"Every day I wake up and I'm grateful to still be here, because I could have passed away," Chase Delorme-Rowan, 18, said with a smile.

Calgary are asking for the public's help identifying "a person of interest" who may have information on two recent fires involving Tesla vehicles.

A new report from Pew Research Center this week found 44 per cent of Americans surveyed late last month saw equal benefits for the U.S. and Canada from bilateral trade.

Members of Manitoba's LGBTQ2 community say they're hopeful that the nation's next leader will push for further progress, and that supportive voices outnumber hateful ones.

Cereals Canada, a national industry group, announced plans last year for a new $100-million facility in downtown Winnipeg called the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange.

British Columbia's labour minister says the Kootenay Lake ferries are expected to resume full service Friday following a months-long labour dispute.

If approved, the national anthem would be sung after the prayer and land acknowledgment that currently open daily sittings.

The U.S. rule to require foreign nationals, including Canadian snowbirds, staying in the country for 30 days or more to register takes effect on April 11.

Multiple emergency services are in the area looking for the source of the explosion. If the public has any additional information on the source, they are asked to contact police.

The Supreme Court of Canada has confirmed an order for new first-degree murder trials for an Ontario woman and three others who were convicted in an attack on her parents.

One person is dead and two others had to be rescued from an apartment fire in Toronto’s Little Italy neighbourhood, the city’s fire chief said Thursday.

Numerous B.C. fentanyl production labs have been dismantled and a chemist has been arrested, according to the Pacific Region RCMP federal policing program.

When buying a plane ticket, you're paying for more than just your seat — you're also paying for costs such as security, air traffic control and airport improvements.

Seniors are struggling, with costs rising and their retirement incomes not what they used to be.

Cutter Gauthier teamed with Frank Vatrano to tie it with a late burst, then scored at 1:11 of overtime to give the Anaheim Ducks a 4-3 victory over the Calgary Flames. Soon after Yegor Sharangovich and Matt Coronato scored in a 1:42 span to give Calgary a 3-1 lead, Vatrano started the rally with 3:57 left....

Scottie Barnes had a double-double and the Raptors routed the Charlotte Hornets 126-96 on Wednesday as Toronto had its starters play limited minutes.

The incident came just one week after another terrifying home invasion in the Parksville area, though police say the two incidents are not related.

Vitality: Iconic Images, Hidden Stories pairs 16 of Fred Herzog's lush Kodachrome images captured in the historic Chinatown, Strathcona and Hastings neighbourhoods.

"It's the Wild West out there. Municipal officials will be able to do anything they want with no disclosure and no repercussions," Naheed Nenshi said at the legislature Wednesday.

Laurie Schildt took over Oscar's care and took him to Canada West Veterinary Specialists & Critical Care Hospital in Vancouver for treatment.

The first of three public forums has concluded, with all six Lethbridge candidates for the upcoming federal election making their cases to voters ahead of the April 28 election.

Police in Victoria are warning residents to exercise caution in a downtown area after a man was randomly stabbed and taken to hospital.

British Columbia Energy Minister Adrian Dix says the province will have to "make choices" on programs within its CleanBC initiative given the repeal of the consumer carbon tax.

The Okanagan Valley, traditionally a Conservative stronghold, could see change this year, a B.C. political scientist says.