Новости за 12.04.2018

A little white goat found wandering in Orléans is on its way to a new home on a farm.

U.S. President Donald Trump has asked trade officials to explore the possibility of the United States rejoining negotiations on the Pacific Rim agreement after he pulled out last year as part of his "America first" agenda.

Cranbrook is debating banning all fireworks through the spring and summer in the city after the local fire and emergency services submitted a report saying the weather is too unpredictable and the risk of fire too high.

The head of the Swedish Academy that awards the Nobel Prize in Literature has resigned following an internal crisis at the prestigious institution.

The candidates named so far to run in northeastern Ontario in the June 7 provincial election.

As Waterloo region considers where it will locate its supervised injection sites, Cambridge city councillors agree to hire a consultant to investigate injection site locations in their city and pass a bylaw restricting access to downtown locations.

A 64-year-old Calgary man has been charged after OPP found nearly 200 cases of unmarked cigarettes in his vehicle during a traffic stop in Northwestern Ontario.

EpiPen injectors used to treat life-threatening allergic reactions are currently running short, and EpiPen Jr. products may soon do the same, Health Canada says.

Londoners are sporting their favourite jerseys to honour the 16 victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash tragedy.

Two people have been arrested in Fredericton on charges of drug trafficking and smuggling weapons, including a handgun and a crossbow, into New Brunswick.

The United States has softened another one of its key NAFTA demands, scaling back a request on automobile content amid a flurry of talks aimed at getting a preliminary agreement this spring.

The United States has softened another one of its key NAFTA demands, scaling back a request on automobile content amid a flurry of talks aimed at getting a preliminary agreement this spring.

The United States has softened another one of its key NAFTA demands, scaling back a request on automobile content amid a flurry of talks aimed at getting a preliminary agreement this spring.

A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse.

About 50 Yukon students spent time with trappers and elders this week at Lake Creek Campground. Muskrat Camp offers a close look at trapping, net fishing and other on-the-land skills. Students from Whitehorse, Burwash Landing, Haines Junction, Destruction Bay and Beaver Creek helped in trapping muskrat as well as skinning and scraping.

From celebrities to premiers to hockey moms in B.C., Canadians wore hockey jerseys on Thursday in a show of solidarity with the town of Humboldt, Sask.

The 5-minute yoga detox: A simple but effective practice to cleanse the body

Canadian sketch comedy show SCTV is making a comeback with a Netflix reunion show directed by Martin Scorses

​Netflix is getting the comics behind legendary Canadian sketch series SCTV back together for a reunion special directed by Martin Scorsese.

The Ministry of Municipal Affairs has expanded the activation area for the flood assistance program available for Brantford residents whose homes were affected by the Grand River flood in February.

Some of Canada's most influential business leaders are urging the federal government to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built, warning that the impasse is casting a shadow over Canada's reputation as safe place to invest.

The entrepreneur and author of the Measure of My Powers discusses the catharsis of writing her memoir.

A survivor of the Quebec mosque shooting had to leave the courtroom abruptly Thursday as the Crown presented photos of the scene taken in the hours that followed the attack.

A survivor of the Quebec mosque shooting had to leave the courtroom abruptly Thursday as the Crown presented photos of the scene taken in the hours that followed the attack.

A survivor of the Quebec mosque shooting had to leave the courtroom abruptly Thursday morning as the Crown presented photos of the scene taken in the hours that followed the attack.