Новости за 13.01.2026

Video posted to social media shows the teen fighting with two people in a parking lot near Aberdeen Skytrain Station around 11:30 p.m. on Saturday.

SiRT is investigating a shooting involving members of the RCMP that resulted in the death of a man from Sipekne’katik First Nation in Nova Scotia on Tuesday morning.

The advisory points to the arrest and detention by Iranian authorities of several individuals 'including foreign and dual nationals.'

A fire in the Lethbridge River Valley early Tuesday morning, combined with unseasonably warm temperatures and gusty winds, has prompted the city to put a fire ban in place.

That figure dwarfs the death toll from any other round of protest or unrest in Iran in decades and recalls the chaos surrounding the country's 1979 Islamic Revolution.

A transitional housing project in Fredericton is operational after months of planning, with just over a dozen people now living in the units.

Leaders from all three levels of government addressed critical issues ranging from hospital funding to shifting U.S. trade relations at Kingston’s annual State of the City event.

U.S. transport regulators say two more drivers were killed in crashes in December by dangerous Chinese replacement air bag inflators that were likely illegally imported.

Lethbridge police say one of the girls was confined and repeatedly sexually assaulted by multiple men over three days, during which she was also forced to do drugs.

Minister of Colleges, Universities, Research Excellence and Security Nolan Quinn made the announcement at Queen’s University, emphasizing the need to modernize campuses.

Kingston drivers are facing an early and severe pothole season this winter. Rapid temperature swings are crumbling asphalt, damaging vehicles and leaving city crews scrambling.

Mark Carney is in Prince Rupert to meet with the Coastal First Nations Alliance, representing eight First Nations, along with the Haisla and Lax Kw'alaams First Nations.

The federal government says it will give Peel Regional Police up to $1 million to support the force's efforts to fight extortion.

A Toronto court is hearing from one of the people who signed on to supervise a man accused of laundering funds for an international drug ring if he is released on bail.

On Monday, Indonesia and Malaysia became the first countries in the world to block Grok AI, citing concerns over non-consensual deepfakes.

The St. Vincent de Paul Society in Kingston has officially opened its new Bagot Street location, featuring a grocery-style food bank designed to restore dignity to clients.

Central banks around the world, including the Bank of Canada, are voicing their support for the U.S. Federal Reserve after the U.S. DOJ launched a criminal investigation.

A number of children have been injured and some taken to hospital after a bus rollover on Highway 10 in Manitoba. According to police, none of the injuries are life-threatening,

At its height, 'Dilbert' appeared in 2,000 newspapers worldwide in at least 70 countries and 25 languages.

Members of the Canadian Armed Forces are on the ground providing help to a First Nation in northern Manitoba that is in the throes of severe water issues.

The federal privacy watchdog has found Staples Canada did not fully remove personal information from returned laptops that it later resold.

Officers discovered that the plates were actually made of paper and secured in a plastic sleeve with packing tape.

Darryl Sittler's big night is set to get another nod.

The couple was set to testify starting Tuesday in the U.S. Congress investigation, and Republicans warned they could possibly face contempt charges if they failed to appear.

Three people accused of misconduct over the $214-million renovation for Winnipeg’s police headquarters can’t be compelled to testify in the inquiry probing the matter.