Новости за 31.07.2025

Effective 8 a.m., the First Nation ordered residents of the Lytton 26A and Skwayaynope 26 reserves to evacuate their homes 'due to immediate danger to life and safety.'

The joint statement from 14 countries called increasing attempts by Iran to 'kill, kidnap, and harass people' in Europe and North America a 'clear violation' of their sovereignty.

A Hamilton woman is facing charges after allegedly stealing from a Good Samaritan helping at the scene of a fatal downtown shooting on July 11.

Members of the 11-judge panel appeared unconvinced by the Trump administration’s insistence that the president could impose tariffs without congressional approval.

Public Health Ontario is reporting 40 new cases in the Sudbury area’s public health unit, which also covers Chapleau and Manitoulin Island.

Between 2017 and March 2025, Health Canada says it funded $126 million through its Substance Use and Addictions Program, money it stopped providing this spring.

Trump is six months into his second term, but some Republicans are ready to elevate him into the pantheon of American greats.

Many respondents pointed to social media as among their most influential news sources, with 14 per cent specifically citing Facebook.

The Drought Hill wildfire broke out around 2 p.m. on Wednesday along Highway 97. Officials believe it was sparked by a vehicle towing a trailer.

The 'Firework' singer is currently on her Lifetimes Tour and is set to perform in Quebec City on Friday.

Alberta's transportation minister has left open the possibility of legislation on the future of bike lanes following a meeting on Wednesday with Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek.

The three men face charges of facilitating a terrorist activity and other charges related to the illegal storage of firearms and possession of explosives.

Kristena Owen captured the scene over the weekend, after paddleboarding to one of the East Beach camping sites on Alouette Lake in Golden Ears Provincial Park.

The Edmonton International Airport has opened a safe room intended to support victims of human trafficking and domestic violence, or those experiencing tragedy.

What started as a challenging year for some southern Alberta farmers has turned into a flourishing yield, thanks to some timely July rain.

Approaching WCBL playoffs in a matter of days, the Saskatoon Berries are nearing the league's single-season wins record set by the Sylvan Lake Gulls in 2024.

Despite a summer of smokey skies, many Winnipeggers are still embracing the warm weather and are enjoying exercising outside in many different ways.

A helicopter crew equipped with night vision technology bucketed the fire overnight, and two unit crews with helicopter and airtanker support continued the fight on Wednesday.

One South Asian journalist says up to 200 people have received extortion demands, not all of them within the South Asian community, and that many of them aren't going to police.

Many Manitoba farmers continue to grapple with fields plagued by drought this season.

This year there will be 67 pavilions in Borden Park for the Edmonton Heritage Festival, which will return to its home in a refurbished Hawrelak Park in 2026.

The operator of the Trans Mountain oil pipeline is considering launching a formal process later this year to guage interest in further expanding the pipeline's capacity.