Новости за 01.04.2016

His latest coup is the recovery of the long-lost diary of Alfred Rosenberg, the Nazi who oversaw much of the looting of art works during WWII

Rescuers have pulled 67 people alive out of the rubble. Those arrested are being questioned over possible culpable homicide, punishable by life imprisonment

Apple turned 40, and it's a very different company from the audacious startup that Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak launched in a Silicon Valley garage in 1976

Conversations That Matter features Lady Fiona, the current Countess of Carnarvon who is an historian and author of “Lady Almina” the woman who’s real life story formed the basis of the popular TV show Downton Abbey. Lady Almina, the illegitimate daughter of Alfred de Rothschild, married the Earl of Carnarvon and transformed Highclere Castle into […]

Police are looking at a bottle that contained an unknown liquid that was left in the premier’s driveway. The protesters also left behind a tent, signs and photographs

Police are investigating after an incident Wednesday in which a child was attacked by a police dog in the southwest neighbourhood of Aspen Hills. Around 6 p.m., the dog broke free of the fenced backyard of an off-duty canine unit officer’s home.

Bank of Canada’s quarterly survey found companies plan to increase hiring and investment but only modestly

Parents often resort to a barrage of rewards and punishments to address bad behaviour. But a new book lays out an entirely different approach to discipline

Sunny Jo, the photographer who superimposed the images, said his stomach 'literally dropped' when he learned Jeanie Ditty was accused of killing her 2-year old child

Stranded in high winds and -30 C temperatures, Pauloosie Keeyootak and his family had only one sleeping bag and one mattres. They survived on caribou meat

Forget that complicated coffee order. Soon, a Starbucks barista may be taking down your name for a glass of Pinot Grigio or a pint of craft beer

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The Vancouver Canucks' season is lost. But Jannik Hansen managed Thursday to make his special.

The bones suggest that even when we existed in isolated bands roaming across vast, unsettled continents, we showed capacity for hostility, violence and barbarism

Their loss has substantial implications for humans. Bats eat insects by the metric ton every night, with a pregnant female capable of devouring nearly a hundred pests

The city of Vancouver has dropped its flags to half-mast and suspended work in its parks today to allow staff to grieve the death of long term arborist Jody Taylor.

A 29-year-old Burnaby man has been charged with second-degree murder and indignity to a body in connection in the death of a woman whose remains were found near Stave Lake in Mission on March 29.

At the unveiling, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said more options and upgrades will be revealed before the car goes into production next year

Larisa Mikhaylova's racers have had a remarkable success rate but also a string of positive drug tests, nearly all at races in Mexico. Mikhaylova insists she is blameless

British Egyptologist Nicholas Reeves said he still believes Tut's tomb is 'simply the outer elements of a larger tomb'

Quebec said it would assume $49,770 of the total cost and will foot the bill for specific expenses such as photography, flowers and the registry of condolences

It may seem counter-intuitive, but a new study says advanced driving schools that teach emergency manoeuvres only increase the risk of teen driving collisions.

BlackBerry Ltd. reported an adjusted loss of 3 cents a share, smaller than analysts had expected

Religion seen as the main driver behind desire of 40 per cent of Canadians for strict regulations on doctor-hastened death

A big loss for Trump in Wisconsin would greatly reduce his chances of securing the delegates he needs to clinch the GOP nomination before next July’s national convention

Maryam Monsef is vowing to reduce impact of money on politics amid new evidence advocacy groups are becoming much more active in trying to influence the outcome