Новости за 06.03.2016

When Prime Minister Justin Trudeau goes to Washington, D.C., next week to meet with President Barack Obama he will be greeted as a minor celebrity

Prosecutors argued Cindy Ali smothered her 16-year-old child Cynara with a pillow and made up a home invasion in an effort to cover it up

The widow of late U.S. president Ronald Reagan had been living in their home state of California at the time of her death, announced Sunday

The organizers of the Squamish Valley Music Festival announced this week that the event scheduled for this coming August was being cancelled. By all indications — including the festival’s website, Facebook page and Twitter account being taken down — the odds of the event returning at some point in the future are very low, if not entirely non-existent. (It is worth remembering that after the “first Pemberton Festival” in 2008, promoters Live Nation quickly talked a big game about bringing back the event. Читать дальше...

Canada needs to develop a consistent message and brand for its dealings with its Asian trading partners, according to business leaders from around the region. As senior executives with the Asia Business Leaders Advisory Council, brought together by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, met in Vancouver late last month, their message was that Canada needs to be more aware of its reputation in countries such as China, India, Japan, South Korea and in Southeast Asia.

TORONTO - One of the most contentious issues sparked by Canada's upcoming right-to-die legislation is whether people with mental illness should be eligible to seek a doctor's help to end their lives, along with those suffering from a "grievous and irremediable" physical disease like terminal cancer.

TORONTO - Sick days are standard in most organizations, but a British company may soon allow its female employees leave to cope with a specific ailment: period pain.

Chris Parent says he was offered shelter space that includes a bed, bathroom and heat, but he's staying put in his tent on the grounds of Victoria's courthouse.

Peyton Manning surveyed the landscape of his brilliant career and called one last audible. He's retiring a champion.

The race for the Republican presidential nomination remains divided between Donald Trump and Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton tightens her grasp on the Democratic nod

SAN JOSE, Calif. – After so many third-period losses this year, the Vancouver Canucks lost their script.

WICHITA, Kan. - Ted Cruz claimed the first prize in Saturday's four-state round of Republican voting, triumphing in Kansas as front-runner Donald Trump tried to pad his delegate lead in the fractious race for president. Democrats in three states were choosing between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.

BAIE-MAHAULT, Guadeloupe - Canada's Davis Cup team was already in for a tough test against France. And missing its two best players, the Canadians barely stood a chance.

Tonight will be game No. 750 in the National Hockey League for Alex Burrows. He can’t say for sure there will be No. 751 with the Vancouver Canucks.

A slew of flights at Halifax Stanfield International Airport are cancelled or delayed, and police are advising people in Cape Breton to stay off the roads