Новости за 16.02.2016

The group has also begun releasing prisoners for US$500 and forcing citizens who break laws to pay fines instead of facing corporal punishment

Police have surrounded a bank in Surrey. Around 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, reports came in of a police incident at a TD Bank in the 13600-block 72nd Avenue, in Newton.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised in December to introduce stricter laws that would 'get handguns and assault weapons off our streets'

The al-Shabab attacker is suspected to have had inside help to get the bomb aboard the plane as two airport officials were arrested in connection

'Jurassic Park' taught us that organisms can end up trapped in amber. The latest such find is an undiscovered flower species that could be as much as 45 million years old

Sue Klebold has published a memoir chronicling the life she was forced to live after her old one was extinguished when her son became a mass murderer

'The tipping point was grated cheese, where less than 40 percent of the product was actually a cheese product'

Major League Soccer all-star goalkeeper David Ousted has signed a multi-year contract extension to stay with the Vancouver Whitecaps.

If a Democratic appointee replaces Scalia, it would tilt the balance of the court leftward for the first time in decades, giving the Clean Power Plan much better odds

The hateful missive was sprayed on the side of a middle school in Calgary over the weekend and has since been removed

The average price of home sales in Canada jumped 17 per cent to $470,297 in January compared with a year ago, driven by inflated markets in Vancouver and Toronto, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association.

Immunotherapies, which harness the body’s own immune system and act like a vaccine, look set to replace cell-damaging chemotherapies

It would be a cruel irony indeed if, having defeated Harperism with a menu of sunny optimism, Justin Trudeau Liberalism became its mirror image

Guillain-Barre syndrome symptoms include muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis. The U.N. said the cause of the GBS increase remains unclear

It was the country’s largest haul of the illicit drug in its liquid form, officials said. Four Hong Kong passport holders were arrested in Sydney

TOKYO - An actor was fatally stabbed with a real or mock samurai sword while rehearsing a play at a Tokyo studio, and police were investigating whether his death was criminal or accidental.

'Locally imposed boycotts can roll back integration as well as hinder Britain's export trade and harm international relationship'

Manny Pacquiao, who is running for a Philippine Senate seat, made the remark in a video posted online on Monday

Sticking to your guns – and your budget – is key to making a new car purchase you can live with.

Russia on Tuesday rebuffed claims that its warplanes struck a hospital supported by Doctors Without Borders in northern Syria in airstrikes that killed at least nine

Trump said he would sue Cruz over his eligibility to serve in the White House unless the Texas senator senator stops airing the attack ads and says he's sorry

Postmedia News writer Darryl Sterdan feels music’s biggest night was full of forgettable moments — until Lady Gaga stole the show.

CALGARY - A new poll suggests nearly half of Canadians surveyed last month are within $200 per month of being unable to pay for their bills and make their debt payments.

‘It’s morning again in America,’ says the narrator as a tugboat zips through Vancouver’s waterfront, past some of the city’s famous landmarks

TORONTO - Maureen Dennis and her family had high hopes of heading abroad for March Break, but the weakened Canadian dollar has put plans for a sun-soaked getaway on ice.