Five hikers last weekend killed when they attacked a mountain ridge 500 meters down in western Canada. A sixth hiker survived the disaster on Mount Harvey north of Vancouver because he had fallen behind, says the Canadian channel CTV Vancouver.
The authorities of South Carolina have sued two detained four strangulation murders in prison Columbia.
Waitresses in restaurants and bars in the Canadian state of British Columbia (BC) no longer required to wear heels. This was announced by the state Friday, reports the BBC. The Government of BC is chopping duty discriminatory and walking in heels is another unnecessarily dangerous.
In Colombia, more than three hundred people still missing since the landslides and floods in the town of Mocoa. The death toll has now risen to 293, said President Juan Manuel Santos on Wednesday.
A judge in Washington has ruled Monday that the construction of the last stretch of the infamous Dakota pipeline for transporting oil flowing. A group of Indians had the judge in the District of Columbia invited from the region concerned to stop the construction.
"The forest fires that ravaged Indonesia for months last year, believed to have more than 100,000 people killed. This is mainly due to the inhalation of fine dust, which contained large amounts of carbon."
A Canadian tenor has put a vocal quartet, after he had sung at the beginning of competitive sports in the US its own version of the Canadian national anthem.
Hillary Clinton has won by a wide margin for the election for the Democratic nomination in California, US media reported Wednesday.
Tech Legend Bill Campbell is deceased at the age of 75, relatives confirm him to Re / code. 'The Coach' as he was called by many, already fought a long time against cancer. Campbell made his name as inspiration from icons of Silicon Valley, Steve Jobs and Jeff Bezos.
The most important American prizes for journalism, the Pulitzer, were granted again. Reuters and The New York Times shared the prize for photography for the images they committed themselves to the refugee crisis in Europe and the Middle East. Associated Press received an award for a series of stories about slave labor in fisheries in Southeast Asia. It's the hundredth time that the Pulitzers are awarded.
Canadian pipeline operator TransCanada will rival Columbia Pipeline on. The acquisition of the American company creates one of the largest network operators for gas in North America.
The Canadian province of British Columbia with tourists mostly known for its beautiful coastline and great skiing, the authorities are somewhere else: feet. In recent years, no less than twelve human feet washed up on the shore of the Pacific Ocean.
Jeb Bush on Saturday (local time) announced that he will stop his election campaign. Republican presidential candidate decided to do this because of the disappointing results in the primaries of his party.
Worldwide fish caught is much more than officially reported. According to Canadian researchers of the fishing in the world about 109 billion kilograms. That is considerably more than the 77 billion kilograms of which is officially declared.
US experts doubt that the underground nuclear test which North Korea have held concerns a hydrogen bomb. For this they point to the seismic effects of the explosion. Who seem too much like previous tests, all as underground nuclear tests were confirmed. A hydrogen bomb, according to the experts have had a much longer and heavier seismic effect.
The license plates of the limousine in which President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas on November 22, 1963, will be auctioned soon. Heritage Auctions in Dallas expects signs converted will yield more than 70,000 euros.
