Новости за 26.03.2024

The gift from Martin and Denise Pick supports new diagnostic technology in an operating suite at the hospital along with funding for two new CT scanners.

Students from Saskatoon Public School and Greater Saskatoon Catholic School divisions left class and gathered in protest outside of Sask. Party MLA Don Morgan's office.

Toronto police are turning to the public for assistance with identifying a suspect after the same home in the Sherbourne and Earle streets area was broken into multiples times.

The Montreal Pledge involves over 60 cities around the world committing to conserving and protecting the biodiversity of ecosystems.

With the carbon price set to increase by $15 per tonne on April 1, Pierre Poilievre has spent the past month hosting rallies and releasing new ads calling to "spike the hike."

Canada's national police force is inviting children from across the country to enter its Name the Foal contest.

The RCMP in Red Deer is warning the public to be on the lookout for counterfeit $50 and $100 bills that have been found circulating around the community.

Ontario's auto theft crisis makes up part of the Ford government's 2024 budget, with money for four police helicopters part of a broader police spending commitment.

An environmental group is suing British Columbia natural gas utility FortisBC, accusing it of "greenwashing" its product through advertising, making the company seem more environmentally friendly than it is.

Vancouver police are reporting a major decrease in the number of drug seizures officers have conducted since B.C. implemented its decriminalization pilot project.

The funding, a combined total of $27.5 million over five years, comes in the form of an injection of cash to the Canada Housing Benefit.

The New Brunswick and federal governments have signed two agreements worth $430 million to fund the province's health and long-term care systems.

RCMP said officers were on the scene of a serious motor vehicle collision on Highway 825 near Boysdale Road Tuesday morning.

Canadian passport-holders are being offered a chance to leave as Haiti undergoes food shortages and escalating violence from armed gangs.

Wilmot residents are 'devastated' by the possibility that their farms will be expropriated by Waterloo Region for a proposed industrial site.

Halifax Regional Council is considering moving ahead with a plan that could see a new neighbourhood with thousands of housing units near the Windsor Street exchange.

Toronto police say they are not investigating Raptors backup centre Jontay Porter, who is the subject of an NBA gambling probe.

'If you suspect that you are being scammed, hang up, wait 10 minutes and call your local police service,' the RCMP said.

No threat was found at Dalhousie University's Killam Library after a weapons complaint prompted a large police response at the school Tuesday afternoon.

Bloomberg News reported Canada plans to tighten foreign investment rules in some sectors, citing an interview with Innovation Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne.

Calgary-based Parkland Corp. is putting 157 convenience store and fuel station locations across six provinces up for  sale.

Statistics Canada data shows that the prices for food purchased from restaurants increased by 5.1 per cent year over year in January, continuing a trend seen last year.

Wounded Warriors Canada provides additional mental health services and supports to police officers and staff, other emergency service personnel, military members and veterans.

Dyson Irvin Sumner, 28, is wanted for second-degree murder in connection with the March 19 death of Murdo Baker.

A Manitoba woman is in custody facing a slew of serious charges — including allegations that she sexually abused her own infant — after an investigation by the RCMP.