Новости за 21.11.2015

Boko Haram suspected after four women wearing burkas blew themselves up on Cameroon's border with Nigeria.

If the Mali attack turns out to be an Al Qaeda response to ISIS, it could herald a new era of global competition between the two groups, each seeking to outdo the other with ever more devastating attacks.

Paramilitary forces stormed and “liberated” a replica of the mosque in the exercise, which was backed up by helicopters, drones and Tucano planes.

In an upbeat message to fans of his CBC radio variety show, Stuart McLean announced that live shows after Nov. 23 are being cancelled.

Islamic extremists timed attack for when guards would be the most lax, with some experts saying the operation could be an attempt by Al Qaeda to assert its dominance amid high-profile ISIS attacks.

Manhunt for suspect in Paris attacks continues in Europe

Self-styled tax fighter gets six-week suspension and $5,000 fine

Scott Mailman had been waiting almost two years for his spousal sponsorship application to be processed. Finally the call for an interview came – two hours after his wife’s death.

Star analysis of key votes shows the mayor has been getting his way so far, but the freedom of allies to vote against him could spell trouble ahead.

On the scale of the deficits that have been sprung on rookie governments across Canada over the past decades, the one uncovered on Friday by federal finance minister Bill Morneau is little more than a molehill.

Skate park feeds fastest-growing sport in neighbourhood.

The ruling ends a legal fight that has spanned more than a decade, beginning when Alberta’s Gilles Caron received a traffic ticket in 2003.

Girl was allegedly lured through Facebook into a money-making opportunity, then threatened with violence if she didn’t comply.

A family of five feels blessed to be among the 25,000 refugees Canada has promised to resettle before the end of 2015, as UN officials and Canadian visa officers in Amman, Jordan work through the weekend to make this happen.

Former Senate finance clerk Nicole Proulx returned to the stand and was grilled by Mike Duffy’s defence lawyer on whether she asked any questions about contracts Duffy and the Senate signed.

Sources says Justin Trudeau's government is uneasy with how the Conservatives handled a deal with Chantier David shipyard.

Hundreds of ‘stone hunters’ scramble day and night to find fragments of the heavenly mass, which are very valuable.

Cudley Corner Child Care Centre can operate until appeal on allegations of force-feeding is heard, but infant room stays closed.

The Liberal government will use both a carrot and a stick to ensure provinces come up with solid plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, says Environment Minister Catherine McKenna

They released balloons, while many others who turned out had pictures of Gallagher, or waved Canadian flags.

For a leader keen to reinforce his claim that Canada is indeed “back” in the world, attending the G20 summit and then the APEC forum in Manila gave Justin Trudeau an invaluable opportunity to make a quick round of introductions.

“There is a sense of extreme urgency on both the health and security front overseas,” McCallum told reporters Friday.

Terrorist attacks in Paris and Beirut have rekindled concerns that unbreakable cell phone encryption is undermining police efforts.