Новости за 21.03.2016

'I don’t think most scientific experts would feel there is any kind of an established risk for children around Wi-Fi,' said and official with Public Health Ontario

Toronto police are crediting a watchful member of the public for averting tragedy in the case of a baby who was briefly the subject of an amber alert

A new study suggests that it is not children who indulge twice, but those who skip breakfast altogether, who are more likely to be overweight

Guards, unions and opposition politicians have said Ontario's correctional facilities are understaffed to the point that it is jeopardizing guard and inmate safety

Little did Heinz know that two years after closing its Leamington, Ont. plant lingering anger would play right into the hands of one of its biggest competitors

Mobsters dominate the news and reflect social change. All the more reason to identify these former bawdy houses and biker joints as part of Canadian history

Almost immediately, police open fire and Salah Abdeslam falls to the ground with an apparent gunshot wound

It was a remarkable moment for two countries working to put the bitterness of their Cold War-era enmity behind them

A senior forest official said one man was killed after he walked out of his home and encountered five elephants. He was tossed in the air and trampled by one of them

The Nova Scotia woman said since her big win, she’s helped her 38-year-old son Kenzie follow in his father’s footsteps to attain a lobster fishing license of his own

Obama’s presence in the Plaza of the Revolution, where Fidel Castro frequently admonished the U.S., underscores the remarkable nature of his visit

A shopping mall Easter bunny and a father got into a scuffle Sunday after the man's child slipped from a chair while getting her photo taken

Analysis: Putin deployed his forces to rescue a feckless ally. His campaign has yet to achieve any of its goals. Worse, he risks being manipulated by Assad

Lt. Nadiya Savchenko is accused of helping the Ukrainian army direct the shelling that led to the deaths of two Russian journalists in eastern Ukraine

The court-like human rights tribunal will determine whether the airline's reliance on the American lists amounted to a discriminatory practice

The ships will take the 331 kilograms of plutonium to the Savannah River Site, a U.S. government facility in South Carolina

In a blow for democracy, the British public has decided the best name for a $377-million ship is 'Boaty McBoatface'

WASHINGTON - As America's leading pro-Israel group prepares to hear from nearly all the presidential candidates, most eyes in the crowd of thousands of participants will be on Republican front-runner Donald Trump.

The messages were sent to former Alternative for Germany MEPs who left the party in protest at its anti-immigrant stance, demanding they give up their seats

Hundreds have arrived in Israel from Yemen in recent years, but the recent arrivals could mark the end of this immigration. The 50 remaining Jews want to stay

WASHINGTON - A U.S. judge is urging the Obama administration to protect from public disclosure federal court records related to the once-secret criminal history of a former Donald Trump business partner.

His overhead was much lower than that of his top rival, Ted Cruz. Cruz sped through $17.5 million in February, his costliest month yet, running down his cash reserves

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Jurors will consider punitive damages against Gawker Media after already awarding former professional wrestler Hulk Hogan $115 million in a lawsuit over a sex tape.

The U.S. president plans to take a walking tour of Old Havana this evening ahead of a formal arrival ceremony and a meeting on Monday with Cuban president Raul Castro

The annual spring bloom of microscopic algae coinciding with the migration of hundreds of thousands of western sandpipers could pose a roadblock for Port Metro Vancouver’s planned $2-billion expansion at Roberts Bank in South Delta.