Новости за 07.10.2015

Tomorrow the Toronto Blue Jays will start their first playoff run in 22 years at Rogers Centre in Toronto against the American League West champion Texas Rangers

Rare joint address by German Chancellor Angela Merkel and France’s Francois Hollande notes ‘succession of crises’ requiring European action

Volkswagen's supervisory board is to decide its next measures in the emissions scandal. As Ivor Bennett reports, it's thought a recall for cars affected by its diesel emissions crisis will begin in January

German industrial output fell in August at its fastest pace in a year suggesting Europe's largest economy may have lost momentum in the third quarter. As David Pollard reports, it follows a warning from the IMF about the impact of China's slowdown on global growth.

Britain's biggest supermarket Tesco says it is trading ahead of expectations and outperforming rivals after a move to sacrifice profitability in favour of price cuts and better services won back customers. But as Joel Flynn reports, the CEO's turnaround plan is far from complete.

SABMiller, the world's second largest brewer, has promptly rejected an improved offer from bigger rival Anheuser-Busch InBev, saying that its 68 billion-pound ($104 billion) valuation was insufficient. But as Joel Flynn reports, some say a deal is still possible.

A look at some of our memorable tweets

Ex-Jonas Brother talked about his career and how he tries to ignore rumors about his personal life

The annual Hope in Shadows calendar features photos taken by Downtown Eastside residents of their friends, family, and neighbourhood. This year the calendar is a retrospective, featuring some of the top photos from the project's 12-year history. It has become a powerful voice and economic generator for a community marginalized by poverty, addiction, racism, and mental illness. The calendar is sold on the streets of Vancouver, North Vancouver and Victoria.

The Vancouver startup, which helps users manage their various social-media accounts from a central platform, said it has hired former Juniper Networks chief marketing officer Penny Wilson

Grammy-winner met with 'journalists' under the age of 10 in the U.K.

Intensity of looting and violence in civil war have driven millions to brink of starvation, mission head Franz Rauchenstein says

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National Council of Canadian Muslims upset Harper failed to specifically condemn recent assaults against Muslim women in CBC interview

Annual celebrity event aims to raise funds to preserve Britain's film archive

Justin Trudeau says Prime Minister Stephen Harper hasn't adequately explained how Canadians would benefit from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Trudeau says a Liberal government would be transparent on trade deals

Thomas Mulcair says he would provide an extra $4.8-billion over the next eight years for schooling in First Nations communities

The airline, the world’s largest, was formed when American Airlines merged with US Airways in 2013

Toronto police Chief Mark Saunders says three officers were injured responding to calls during the all-night outdoor arts festival

Author has reimagined the book but with the lead characters' genders reversed

The Globe and Mail spoke with Kickstarter film lead Dan Schoenbrun about the company’s plans to change the film industry

The United States will not cooperate militarily with Russia in Syria because its strategy is "tragically flawed" but it is prepared to carry out basic, technical discussions on pilot safety, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter said on Wednesday. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

Areas targeted in Wednesday’s combined assault are held by rebels, some U.S.-backed, fuelling allegations by Russia’s critics that its real aim is to help Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime

His focus is technical analysis

Bombardier sinks after C Series talks with Airbus end