Новости за 14.04.2018

U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence said on Saturday he was leaving a summit of Latin American countries in Peru very hopeful that the United States, Mexico and Canada were close to a deal on a renegotiated NAFTA trade pact.

U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence said on Saturday he was leaving a summit of Latin American countries in Peru very hopeful that the United States, Mexico and Canada were close to a deal on a renegotiated NAFTA trade pact.

Passengers aboard an Air Canada flight from Orlando, Fla., had a few tense moments Saturday afternoon when the plane developed problems with its landing gear prior to its approach to the Halifax Stanfield International Airport.

Russia has been turned down by the UN Security Council in its efforts to pass a resolution that would condemn "the aggression against Syria by the U.S. and its allies in violation of the UN charter."

Russia has been turned down by the UN Security Council in its efforts to pass a resolution that would condemn "the aggression against Syria by the U.S. and its allies in violation of the UN charter."

There are times during a marathon when all Krista DuChene thinks about is reaching the finish line. During Monday's 122nd running of the Boston Marathon, DuChene’s thoughts will be focused on her family and those in a small farming town in Western Canada.

Jean-Marc Fournier and Philippe Couillard have called on Ottawa to work with provincial governments on the pipeline impasse.

At some point in our evolution, we traded a large brow ridge for more mobile eye brows.

As donations from an online fundraising campaign for the Humboldt Broncos surpass $11 million, people are thinking about where that money will go and how it can best be used to help the families of those killed in the April 6 bus crash, as well as rebuild the lives of those who were injured.

As donations from an online fundraising campaign for the Humboldt Broncos surpass $11 million, people are thinking about where that money will go and how it can best be used to help the families of those killed in the April 6 bus crash, as well as rebuild the lives of those who were injured.

Scientists never expected to find two lakes under a glacier in below freezing temperatures.

Frankenstein 101: What the monster teaches medical students

Police and city staff say there’s a growing number of thefts from coin-operated parking meters. A Vancouver meter technician has invented a secret weapon they hope foils vandals siphoning people’s hard-earned money.

Organ donor registration spiked following the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, but Canada has "one of the worst" participation levels in the world. Here's what you need to know, both about how to register, and the misconceptions that have put us so far behind other nations.

In his latest book Chasing Captain America, author and University of Victoria professor Dr. E. Paul Zehr looks at the super soldier's abilities and the real-life research that could replicate them.

Jack LeDuc has painted every Boston Marathon starting line since 1981. This year, he decided it was time to retire.

Jack LeDuc has painted every Boston Marathon starting line since 1981. This year, he decided it was time to retire.

'This is a guy who — everything he's had in his life has come from looking like a tough guy. And he can't risk that.' Why a Republican strategist doesn't think the U.S. president will fire special counsel Robert Mueller.

When VICE News Tonight Correspondent Seb Walker recently returned to Mosul, Iraq, he found were bodies decomposing in the streets. He discusses the issue of graphic imagery in the media on The Investigators.

South Asian-American TV producer Amar Shah says there's more to Apu than meets the eye. He says the character resonates because his father was also an immigrant business owner.

Judges reviewed 73,044 images by 4,548 photographers from 125 countries for the 61st World Press Photo contest. An image of a man on fire was selected photo of the year.

It wasn't so much a protracted war the Trump administration was waging on Syria, but a 17-minute military "operation." And now it's over. The conflicting descriptions of the plan by the defence secretary and the President Trump raise concerns there may not, in fact, be a comprehensive strategy for Syria.

New research that suggests "night" people have a higher risk of a premature death compared to morning folks.

New research that suggests "night" people have a higher risk of death compared to morning folks.

The U.S. along with allies U.K. and France fired 105 missiles at Syrian chemical weapons facilities in what the Pentagon is calling a “one-time shot” in response to an apparent chemical weapons attack that they blame on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, in a pre-dawn operation supported by allies including Canada.