Новости за 04.01.2024

Vindication has come for two Saint John men who maintained for 40 years that they were wrongly convicted of murdering another man.

Mary Ann Shadd, North America’s first Black female newspaper publisher who lived in Windsor, Ont., will be honoured along with others on Canada Post stamps this year.

Computer keyboards are making room for an artificial intelligence chatbot button as Microsoft unveils its first major keyboard redesign in three decades.

Willis Gibson, 13, is believed to be the first person ever to beat the classic video game.

Willis Gibson, 13, is believed to be the first person ever to beat the classic video game.

A Nevada judge was attacked Wednesday by a defendant in a felony battery case who leaped over a defence table and the judge's bench, landing atop her and sparking a bloody brawl involving court officials and attorneys, officials and witnesses said.

Ontario's Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating the circumstances leading up to the death of a 21-year old woman after it took three calls to 911 before Thunder Bay police arrived at a domestic disturbance Dec. 30. 

The Vatican on Thursday moved to calm Catholic bishops in some countries who have reacted negatively to last month's approval of blessings for same-sex couples, telling them that the measure is not "heretical" or "blasphemous."

Iran's elite Revolutionary Guards and First Vice-President Mohammad Mokhber vowed revenge on Thursday for explosions that killed nearly 100 people at a ceremony to commemorate top commander Qassem Soleimani, who was killed by a U.S. drone in 2020 in Iraq.

Some owners of winter activity businesses in B.C. say the warm weather and lack of snowfall is taking a toll, bringing poor, even dangerous, conditions on ski hills and backcountry trails.

The teacher behind a revived sewing and textile class at a Labrador school says there's enough fabric to run the program this year and into the future, thanks to donations that came from as far away as New Zealand. 

Ontario's Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act is failing because of a lack of enforcement and a complaints mechanism, advocates say.

Her son’s deadly nut allergy had a Winnipeg mom living in fear. But as he grows up and asks for more freedom, Morgan Klachefsky had been forced to find ways to cope.

A long-term care home in Six Nations of the Grand River is under review by the elected council after an Ontario government inspection revealed allegations a staff member had sexually abused a resident, among other issues.

National Ribbon Skirt Day on Jan. 4 is a day to encourage Indigenous women, girls and 2SLBGTQ people to wear their traditional regalia.

An unprecedented number of people will tell a court and the convicted killer how the death of a Muslim family in London, Ont., has impacted them and their community, as the sentencing hearing for Nathaniel Veltman gets underway today. He was convicted Nov. 17 following a 10-week trial in Windsor.

The former soldier who blew the whistle on alleged torture videos involving Iraqi security forces who were trained by Canadian troops has made a direct appeal to Opposition Leader Pierre Pollievre.

An orca matriarch known as "one of the most prolific female killer whales" on record is presumed dead after nearly a year without a sighting on the West Coast, according to B.C. researchers.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's office is clarifying that he and his family are vacationing in Jamaica "at no cost at a location owned by family friends," after initially saying the family was paying for their stay.

The Vancouver outdoor company Arc'teryx has won a temporary injunction barring Adidas from using the name "Terrex" on a Kitsilano store, in what a judge has described as a David vs. Goliath battle over trademark infringement.

Trump on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene after Colorado's top court disqualified him from the state's Republican primary ballot for engaging in insurrection leading up to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol.

An Air Canada flight en route from Calgary to Toronto made an unscheduled landing in Winnipeg Wednesday afternoon, after RCMP allege a teen passenger on the plane assaulted a family member.

An unnamed school district in the province has been ordered by the province's human rights tribunal to pay the student $5,000.