Новости за 03.05.2024

The most grave allegation levelled during the foreign interference saga was that the Liberal government willfully turned a blind eye to Chinese state meddling. Justice Marie-Josée Hogue’s initial report seems to at least cast significant doubt on that claim.

Canada's Walk of Fame encourages its new stars to celebrate their induction in the place where their journey started. For Rick Mercer, that place was a small town in eastern Newfoundland.

Why having more choices and aiming for perfect outcomes doesn’t always put you at an advantage.

The best way to restore trust in politics is to make it a criminal offence for politicians to lie, says Welsh parliamentarian Adam Price.

In the frantic early weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic, fraudsters in the U.S. allegedly swindled funds that were supposed to buy 12 million face masks for Canadians, according to a new criminal indictment.

An entire show dedicated to some of the latest science around our favourite canine companions, from dog intelligence and longevity, how dogs can sniff out PTSD, an extinct Indigenous dog, and even a look at why some dogs will do anything for a treat.

Canada and Manitoba are partnering to launch an alert system that would inform the public when an Indigenous woman or girl goes missing, they announced Friday in Winnipeg, ahead of a national day to mark the crisis.

Canadian rap superstar Drake, no stranger to feuding with his contemporaries, is engaged in a diss track exchange with Kendrick Lamar, and it has driven music fans to furious debates on social media.

TD Bank Group could be hit with a worst-case scenario in penalties says a banking analyst, after a report that the investigation it faces in the U.S. is tied to laundering illicit fentanyl profits.

Scientists have taken a clue from a carnival stunt known as the Wall of Death to help future astronauts on the moon stay healthy. Instead of riding motorcycles, the moon colonists will simply run around the walls.

Libraries in B.C. have been targeted by a hacker who threatened to release user data if a ransom was not paid. The B.C. Libraries Co-operative said it was contacted by a hacker "attempting to extort payment" using private information taken from its servers.

Hope Hicks testified Thursday there was a clear consensus the tape of Trump's comments on the Access Hollywood TV show would create a crisis when it was released to the public in 2016.

Twenty-seven Canadians have made their way to the Bahamas to compete in the two-day international competition that serves as the Olympic qualifying event for relays. 

Family, friends and fans from around the hockey world are gathering in St. John's on Friday afternoon for the funeral of broadcasting icon Bob Cole.

Canada's first Arctic and offshore patrol vessel will officially be brought into the Pacific fleet Friday and Princess Anne, the sister of King Charles, is scheduled to take part in its commissioning ceremony. 

How do buildings influence human health? Dr. Peter Lin brings us the details on new research from the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

A tornado touched down near Hawley, Texas, on Thursday, with some damage reported in the community, which is northwest of Abilene.