Новости за 01.04.2024

Canadian dance duo Funkanometry is made up of friends Jacksun Fryer and Carlow Rush. The two are touring across Canada ahead of a big TV appearance.

Dan Philip was well known for advocating for the rights of the Black community and often spoke out against racism and discrimination.

The Petapan Treaty, between the Innu First Nations, Quebec and Ottawa, would exempt the three communities from the federal Indian Act.

Hundreds of protesters, many waving Canadian and Alberta flags and holding "axe the tax" signs, blocked the major highway down to a single lane.

Saskatoon will be seeing a new mayor in the city after current mayor Charlie Clark announced back in January that he would not be running in the 2024 municipal election.

The tech giant said Monday that customers buying Office subscriptions starting this week won't get Teams bundled with the service.

Pro-Palestinian groups say Toronto police had planned in advance to use increased levels of force against protesters at a weekend rally, an allegation firmly rejected by police.

Iran's ambassador to Syria claimed five to seven people, including some diplomats, were killed and that Tehran's response would be "harsh."

Chad Daybell is accused of murdering his wife's two youngest children in a bizarre plot that involved 'zombies' and fringe religious beliefs.

"For Canadians, it's going to mean another $8 to $10 increase in what they are putting in their tank every week," said Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy.

Monday marks 100 years of service for the Royal Canadian Air Force and the occasion was celebrated in Edmonton with a special fly past.

New York police have already made arrests in connection to the unprovoked assaults that have seen numerous women allegedly punched in the street.

Ontario is proposing to allow teachers without technological credentials to teach certain mandatory tech courses for the next school year.

About 300 people gathered in Hope on Monday morning with the potential for traffic disruptions along highways 1, 3 and 5. They said protests will remain peaceful.

The 20-year-old leads the Moose in scoring and recorded 18 points in 13 games over the course of March, leading the AHL with 14 assists over that time.

A loaded submachine gun was found after a man was arrested for impaired driving in Durham Region early Monday, police say.

One man has died following a 'serious' collision involving a car and a motorcycle in King, Ont., near 17th Sideroad and King Hills Lane Monday afternoon.

Deloitte Canada is expecting Saskatchewan to experience economic growth largely due to industry investment in mining.

As part of the transaction, Pembina, which is the current operator of Aux Sable, becomes the sole operator of Alliance.

Canadian shareholder Philip Fayer will indirectly own or control about 24% of the resulting private company, while Novacap will hold 18% and CDPQ will own 12%.

The federal government says the funds will feed an additional 400,000 children a year, beyond programs offered by provinces and school boards.

Causeway fully closed to motorists, cyclists and pedestrians until further notice, officials say.

The southbound off-ramp from the Queen Elizabeth II Highway onto 50th Street in Leduc will close this weekend, as construction continues on a nearby interchange project.

Immanuel Quickley and RJ Barrett of Mississauga, Ont., will likely return to the Toronto Raptors lineup on Tuesday.

Durham Regional Police said officers responded to an armed person call at around 11:20 p.m. on Thursday in the Simcoe Street South and Bagot Street area.