Новости за 24.01.2016

Male giant panda Tian Tian woke up Saturday morning to fresh snowfall in Washington, D.C.'s Smithsonian National Zoo.

HALIFAX - Canada will send what could be its deepest women's team in more than two decades to the world figure skating championships.

At least 18 deaths were blamed on the weather, resulting from car crashes and hypothermia. Three people also died while shovelling snow

The Herald has said it wants to reduce wages, lengthen working hours, alter future pension benefits and lay off up to 18 workers to cope with economic challenges

HALIFAX - It took Patrick Chan all of four minutes and 40 seconds to remind Canada just what it's been missing in men's figure skating.

OTTAWA - The family car is learning more about who's behind the wheel — everything from where a driver likes to shop to how hard they brake — as automakers roll out new tech-savvy features.

Steve Kiziak remembers the day he was discovered by Hollywood. It was 1995. He was a 25-year-old electrician walking down Vancouver’s Main Street when a white van slowed down to almost a complete stop to check him out.

The Carolina Panthers and Arizona Cardinals of the NFC should both be in the Super Bowl in a perfect world.

For the first time in Olympic history, this summer's Rio Games could see transgender athletes compete.

The New Westminster Police Department's Major Crimes Unit has joined the investigation after two people died in an apparent industrial accident in the Metro Vancouver area.

The grandfather of two boys killed in a shooting at a La Loche home Friday said he can’t believe his “two babies” are dead.

Federal Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould says she will look into a call for an inquiry into the 1995 Gustafsen Lake standoff, but the issue is not a top priority.

Vancouver’s seawall is a great place to enjoy the ocean view if you’re walking, running or cycling, but there are few safe places to jump in the water.

The Vancouver Canucks were in Pittsburgh to face off against the Penguins on Saturday.