Demonstrators have been using vehicles, wagons and sleds to transport gasoline cans and propane canisters to trucks inside the 'red zone' around Parliament Hill.
The so-called Freedom Convoy rolled into the nation's capital last weekend, and while some people went home over the course of the week, participation surged anew, with police estimating that thousands were part of the weekend crowd.
A 42-year-old man from Headingley, Man., is facing 11 charges in connection with a hit-and-run that injured four people outside the Manitoba Legislature.
The federal NDP is advocating for the government to ban the display of three different hate symbols, which leader Jagmeet Singh says are being used to mobilize movements.
For Canadians, the Queen seems like a much-loved great grandmother we may not have seen as often during the pandemic years, royal commentator Richard Berthelsen writes in his latest column on CTVNews.ca.
Joe Rogan's mouth has put Spotify in a tough spot. Anti-coronavirus vaccine comments and racial slurs on some episodes of his popular podcast are forcing the streaming service to weigh difficult choices.
Legal challenges of employer vaccine mandates and health measures are being tossed out as arbitrators in Canada largely side with the need to maintain safe workplaces during a pandemic, legal experts say.
In celebration of Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, Canada Post has unveiled a new stamp featuring the longest-reigning monarch in British and Canadian history.
An archival discovery has revealed a rare map in Washington D.C. shows American explorer William Clark was behind a massive land grab from Indigenous nations and broke the peace treaty with Great Britain to do it.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday that Russia could invade Ukraine 'any day,' launching a conflict that would come at an 'enormous human cost.'
Europe gets a third of its natural gas from Russia and much of it passes through Ukraine. Cutting off supply in the winter -- when millions use natural gas to heat homes -- could be a disaster, says the CEO of Ukraine's largest oil and gas company.
An iconic winter tourist draw is being scrutinized by experts and activists. Once essential to the survival of indigenous communities, dog sledding is embraced today for sport and tourism. W5 investigates what sometimes goes on behind the scenes when dogs aren't pulling paid customers.
A respiratory scientist and COVID-19 long-hauler is using her expertise in immunology to study the long-term, potential autoimmune effects of the condition.
Organizers of the 'Freedom Convoy' that has gridlocked downtown Ottawa for the last week are facing a potential $9.8-million class-action lawsuit over continuous vehicle horn noise, filed on behalf of residents of the city's downtown core.
Ian White's fearless style of play led to injuries in his 11-year NHL career, which led to an addiction to painkillers. But his family was left with little support. W5 looks into whether White and family were abandoned by the league and its players' association.
Several premiers voiced their concerns about the growing number of trucker convoy protests taking place across the country, calling on protesters to remain peaceful and respect Canadians’ rights and liberties during demonstrations.
During the pandemic, cancer detection has dropped, a worrying trend that leads to delayed diagnoses and more severe outcomes for patients, according to experts.
The so-called Freedom Convoy rolled into the nation's capital last weekend, and while some people went home over the course of the week, participation surged anew, with police estimating that thousands were part of the weekend crowd.
Quebec City police officers echoed actions of their counterparts in Ottawa going truck to truck issuing courtesy warnings to those involved in the trucker convoy, advising that their rigs are parked illegally and they should move or face fines or worse.
Demonstrators have been using vehicles, wagons and sleds to transport gasoline cans and propane canisters to trucks inside the 'red zone' around Parliament Hill.
In celebration of Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, Canada Post has unveiled a new stamp featuring the longest-reigning monarch in British and Canadian history.
Hundreds of elite U.S troops landed Sunday in southeastern Poland near the border with Ukraine on U.S. President Joe Biden's orders to deploy 1,700 soldiers there amid fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Costa Ricans voted for a new president Sunday in elections that have yet to see a clear favorite emerge among the 25 candidates and will be held amid fears of a low turnout because of a surge in COVID-19 cases.
White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday that Russia could invade Ukraine 'any day,' launching a conflict that would come at an 'enormous human cost.'
Honduran President Xiomara Castro has tested positive for COVID-19, she said on Sunday, adding that she has mild symptoms and will be working in isolation.
New satellite images released by a U.S.-based technology company appear to show that Russia's military has advanced deployments at several locations in Belarus, a move likely to concern Ukraine and NATO amid fears that the Kremlin is planning an incursion into Ukrainian territory.
After years of calling on the Ontario government to acknowledge the destructive health impacts of McIntyre Powder on miners who were forced to inhale it to keep their jobs, those affected will now have easier access to occupational illness benefits.
Ninety-five-year-old Eva Hilborn made contact with rural families who didn't have easy access to libraries during the pandemic and bought about two dozen books to send to them. Since then her operation has grown considerably, offering a book a month to 130 children.
Some of the people caring for COVID-19 patients in Greater Sudbury got some good news this week: they won Health Sciences North's monthly 50/50 draw, worth $585,472.
The owner of a waterfront home in West Vancouver is not entitled to buy or lease a part of the shoreline from the province, the B.C. Supreme Court has ruled.
The federal NDP is advocating for the government to ban the display of three different hate symbols, which leader Jagmeet Singh says are being used to mobilize movements.
Veterans Affairs Canada says the Liberal government has agreed to extend the contracts of only about one-third of the temporary staff hired to deal with a backlog of disability claims from ill and injured ex-soldiers.
A respiratory scientist and COVID-19 long-hauler is using her expertise in immunology to study the long-term, potential autoimmune effects of the condition.
During the pandemic, cancer detection has dropped, a worrying trend that leads to delayed diagnoses and more severe outcomes for patients, according to experts.
On World Cancer Day, the Canadian Cancer Society says more needs to be done to address the delays in cancer screening and interventions due to the COVID-19-induced strain on the health-care system.
Researchers say a deadly fungus that has nearly wiped out a North American bat species hasn't yet spread to British Columbia, giving them valuable time to study whether probiotics prevent the disease.
An archival discovery has revealed a rare map in Washington D.C. shows American explorer William Clark was behind a massive land grab from Indigenous nations and broke the peace treaty with Great Britain to do it.
Kylie Jenner announced the birth of her second child with rapper Travis Scott in a post Sunday on social media -- with a blue heart indicating it's a boy.
Joe Rogan's mouth has put Spotify in a tough spot. Anti-coronavirus vaccine comments and racial slurs on some episodes of his popular podcast are forcing the streaming service to weigh difficult choices.
Lata Mangeshkar, a legendary Indian singer with a prolific, groundbreaking catalog and a voice recognized by a billion people in South Asia, has died. She was 92.
The federal increases in the farm gate milk price took effect at the start of the month, putting more pressure on dairy processers, restaurants and consumers.
Legal challenges of employer vaccine mandates and health measures are being tossed out as arbitrators in Canada largely side with the need to maintain safe workplaces during a pandemic, legal experts say.
Adventures With Purpose have made it their mission to help families find missing loved ones across the nation, and have helped solve 19 cold cases since 2019.
Another cliff-hanger at Pebble Beach, this one memorable for Tom Hoge delivering all the right shots on the back nine to surge past Jordan Spieth and win the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am for his first PGA Tour title.
Just days shy of his 50th birthday, legendary pro surfer Kelly Slater won the Billabong Pro Pipeline in Hawaii on Saturday against the son of a former rival.
Sadio Mane delivered a first African Cup of Nations title for Senegal on Sunday by drilling the decisive penalty in a shootout into the bottom left corner to beat Egypt and his Liverpool teammate Mohamed Salah.
Ford Motor plans to suspend or cut production at eight of its factories in the United States, Mexico and Canada throughout next week because of chip supply constraints, a spokeswoman told Reuters.
Gasoline prices across Canada shattered an all-time record high on Friday, as crude prices soared above US$90 per barrel and North American refineries worked full throttle to keep up with demand.
Penguins have become far more than an iconic symbol of the earth’s frozen south. Scientists now use them as key indicators for understanding climate change near the South Pole.
Dry Beijing barely gets any winter precipitation, making this year's Winter Games the first to rely almost entirely on artificial snow. Organizers are touting the event's green credentials, but experts do worry about the environmental impact of such a massive snowmaking operation given the huge amounts of water and electricity it takes.
A spill of more than 100,000 dead fish in the Atlantic Ocean off the French coast has been described by the French Maritime Minister as 'shocking' in an incident that has drawn the attention of environmental activist groups.
Born: August 24, 2020. Died: February 2, 2022. Erin O’Toole’s 526-day intra-pandemic Conservative leadership has been euthanized, taken down by a mercifully quick and decisive 75-vote backstabbing from his own MPs, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
Bernie Saunders -- the fifth Black hockey player in the NHL, who left his career early due to countless racist experiences -- says diversity training does not go far enough. Instead, repeated offenders should be banned from the sport.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a hardline stance against the truckers and their supporters protesting on Parliament Hill, but the movement could grow into a bigger political opponent down the road, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
With her deep experience in the U.S., Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland can and should play a significant role in finding a peaceful solution in Ukraine, if she can overcome her Russophobe bent, former NDP leader Tom Mulcair writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
Talk of mandatory vaccinations and a tax on the unvaccinated are putting politics ahead of serious policy, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
