Новости за 21.12.2017

Hayley Wickenheiser, regarded as one of the best female hockey players in the world, thinks it's "crap" girls at an arena in Ridgetown, Ont., got bumped out of their dressing room to make room for an all-boys team.

Deaths from opioid overdoses continue to skyrocket in both Canada and the U.S. and new information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show the drug crisis has reduced American life expectancy for two years in a row.

A deeper dive into the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse.

A tiny error is turning out to be an expensive mistake for Australia's reserve bank - a $2.3 billion mistake. In the background of the 50-dollar bill is the word 'responsibility.' It's difficult to see to the naked eye but the word is spelled out incorrectly - not just once but three times.

Born and raised in Alberta, Shannon-Ogbani Abeda will soon don a ski suit hued with the vibrant colours of the Eritrean flag as the country makes its Winter Olympic debut.

The former artistic director of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Charles Dutoit, has been accused of sexual assault by three opera singers and a musician. He resigned from the MSO in 2002 amid complaints from the Quebec Musicians' Guild about 'offensive behaviour.' He has since been shut out of multiple symphonies amid these allegations.

The former artistic director of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Charles Dutoit, has been accused of sexual assault by three opera singers and a musician. He resigned from the MSO in 2002 amid complaints from the Quebec Musicians' Guild about 'offensive behaviour.'

Nissan Canada says it has been the victim of a data breach that has exposed the personal financial information of 1.13 million customers of its vehicle-financing arm.

The family of the Gatineau, Que., woman who was killed in a Mexican bus crash Tuesday still doesn't know when her partner and children will be able to return home.

The family of the Gatineau, Que., woman who was killed in a Mexican bus crash Tuesday still doesn't know when her partner and children will be able to return home.

An improperly secured external bag came loose and struck the tail rotor of the helicopter that crashed last week near Tweed, Ont., killing all four people on board, the Transportation Safety Board says.

Back when the ancient seas teemed with trilobites, the little ones may have had nightmares about this fearsome predator.

A controversial UN resolution against President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital has passed 128-9, with Canada among countries that abstained from voting.

Canada will abstain from voting on a controversial UN resolution around President Donald Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital raised, as the president threatened countries who oppose him on the issue.

Ron Simard, the brother of former Saskatchewan health minister and MLA Louise Simard, was the pilot of a small plane that crashed in Panama City on Wednesday.

The growing frenzy around bitcoin and other cryptocurrency offerings has prompted warnings from a range of financial heavyweights on the risks that current and potential investors should keep in mind.

A Calgary music teacher already accused of sexually abusing three teens now faces dozens of additional charges after 19 more underage girls come forward to police. Join CBC News at 10:30 a.m. MT as we livestream a police news conference with the latest developments.

The consumer price index, which calculates the official inflation rate, increased to an annual pace of 2.1 per cent in November as food and gasoline got more expensive, Statistics Canada reports.

The aging sewage treatment plant responsible for a stinky black discharge at Niagara Falls over the summer is in line for an overhaul.

Notice your older iPhone getting slower? After an app company released data showing that, Apple acknowleged it happens. Here's why — and how to fix the problem.

A Halifax jury has found Christopher Garnier guilty of second-degree murder in the death of off-duty Truro, N.S., police officer Catherine Campbell and of improperly interfering with her dead body.

A Canadian professor teaching at Boston University is coping with online attacks and threats after her research paper outlined the racist origins of the Christmas song Jingle Bells.

An Edmonton man is searching for answers, and his wife's treasured wedding jewelry, after his bank allowed his safety deposit box to be opened and the contents mysteriously disappeared.

A Canadian teaching at Boston University is coping with online attacks and threats after her research paper outlined the racist origins of the Christmas song Jingle Bells.

Residents of Prince Albert, Sask., have some extra incentive not to drive if they've been drinking this holiday, with $10 cab coupons handed out to people at liquor stores and drinking establishments in the area.