Legislation that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said "cements" his promise to mostly eliminate greenhouse gas emissions within 30 years has been introduced in the House of Commons.
A new report evaluating the "toxic" culture inside the RCMP has concluded that Canada's national police force tolerates misogyny, racism, and homophobia amongst its members and leaders, and is calling for external help to address the systemic problems.
Ontario now has 150 patients receiving treatment for COVID-19 in its intensive care units, marking the meeting of a key threshold that will make it more difficult for hospitals to provide other care and perform scheduled surgeries.
While many Canadian snowbirds choose to stay grounded up north for the winter, others still plan to flout federal guidelines and fly into popular vacation spots like Florida and Arizona.
The Duke of Cambridge says a new investigation into the controversial BBC interview with his mother, Diana, in 1995 is a 'step in the right direction.'
Cheating spouses didn't suddenly cut off their affairs during the pandemic, according to private investigators tasked with digging up evidence of extramarital relationships, and some say they've seen a spike in business since the early days of COVID-19.
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A young woman in Ontario claims she has been robbed of her independence and of her future since losing mobility in her arm after donating blood.
The family of a Montreal woman found dead Tuesday on a beach in Cuba wants answers about the circumstances surrounding her violent death.
University of Oxford scientists expect to report results from the late-stage trials of their COVID-19 vaccine by Christmas.
Lockdowns could be avoided if everyone followed health measures such as wearing masks, the World Health Organization's top Europe official said at a Thursday news briefing.
Kellie Leitch, the former Conservative MP once accused of trying to be Canada's Donald Trump, says there is a lesson for all politicians in how well Trump did in this month's U.S. presidential election: Learn how to clearly communicate to the people you want to reach.
The household cleaning company Method has issued a voluntary recall of one of its hand soaps due to concerns about microbial contamination.
Government responses to COVID-19 have become a disjointed game of catch-up and confusion, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
In an interview with CTV’s Pop Life, Robert Lacey, a historical consultant on the Netflix series The Crown, said the fractured relationship between Prince Harry and Prince William is another example of how duty and love have strained sibling relationships in the Royal Family.
A Canadian biotech company played a key role in developing one of the world’s most promising vaccine candidates that could be days away from seeking U.S. approval.
The interim results from a Canadian border study has found that 70 per cent of international travellers arriving by airplane who have COVID-19 can be identified within 48 hours through rapid PCR testing done the moment they arrive.
As U.S. President Donald Trump's time in the White House nears its end, experts explain how he can use his presidential powers to pardon himself for crimes he hasn't even been charged with yet.
Now that Joe Biden is poised to become the next president of the United States, what does that mean for Donald Trump’s final months in office and will there be any limits to his power now that he’s on the way out?
The problem of abandoned seafarers has become more severe during the COVID-19 pandemic as global maritime commerce has ground to a halt. Investigative journalist Ian Urbina explores the problem in his piece published on CTVNews.ca.
Ojibway Elder Dot Beaucage-Kennedy can now legally perform First Nations weddings after the government of Ontario amended the Marriage Act earlier this month to recognize traditional ceremonies by Indigenous officiants.
Disputes over Mi’kmaq fishing rights in Nova Scotia date back hundreds of years to treaties signed by the British. CTVNews.ca offers a comprehensive look at the legal history of the modern-day conflict.
Warming weather in the Pyrenees is forcing bees to higher and cooler ground – CTV News' Dan Riskin explains why this is a problem.
A photographer was able to capture stunning footage of a massive flock of flamingos on a Kazakhstan lake.
A former chief of the Neskantaga First Nation reflects on the damaging impact of living under Canada's longest-running boil-water advisory.
A California police officer reunites a family with their dog Rocky, found wandering after it went missing nearly a year ago.
An Arkansas police officer didn’t hesitate to run into a burning house without regard for his own safety to rescue two people and a dog.
Kraft Heinz announced its Montreal factory is set to begin making ketchup starting next summer.
Hurricane Iota has made landfall in Central America, the second major storm to hit the region in the last two weeks.
Joe Biden's meeting Thursday with a group of Democratic and Republican governors is his latest attempt to fight through U.S. President Donald Trump's unprecedented attempt to block the president-elect's transition to power.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission issued an order Thursday to recount more than 800,000 ballots cast in two heavily liberal counties at U.S. President Donald Trump's request.
U.S. President Donald Trump deserves some praise for allowing money to flow to Operation Warp Speed, a nearly US$10 billion government program seeking to make 300 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, according to one expert.
Georgia has fast become a stage for the cast of possible Republican presidential candidates after U.S. President Donald Trump's defeat. Even as votes are still being tallied in the last election, Georgia's two high-profile Senate contests are drawing top GOP politicians to the state to campaign, network and raise their profiles.
Michigan's largest county can't revoke its certification of election results, officials said Thursday after two Republicans who approved Joe Biden's local landslide wanted to revert to their initial stance of refusing to bless the vote.
An adviser to Iran's supreme leader who is a possible 2021 presidential candidate is warning that any American attack on the Islamic Republic could set off a 'full-fledged war' in the Mideast in the waning days of the Trump administration.
Getting nowhere in the courts, U.S. President Donald Trump's scattershot effort to overturn President-elect Joe Biden's victory is shifting toward obscure election boards that certify the vote as Trump and his allies seek to upend the electoral process, sow chaos and perpetuate unsubstantiated doubts about the count.
Kellie Leitch, the former Conservative MP once accused of trying to be Canada's Donald Trump, says there is a lesson for all politicians in how well Trump did in this month's U.S. presidential election: Learn how to clearly communicate to the people you want to reach.
Caught on cam: Meteor breaks up over Tasman Sea
This TikTok granny gives fashion and life advice to her million+ subscribers
Travel Secure President Martin Firestone is warning Canadian snowbirds about high health care costs in the U.S. amid pandemic.
A 51-year-old Chicago woman acts as surrogate for her daughter. Breanna Lockwood and Julie Loving describe the experience
A Montreal company is launching satellites to prevent collisions in space
'Wonder Woman 1984' will be debuting in films and HBO Max
Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada has posthumously awarded the Terry Ryan Memorial Award for Excellence in Police Services to Const. Heidi Stevenson, who was killed while responding to the mass shooting in April.
A six-year-old Delta girl has proved she may have a future in city planning or politics.
A Saskatoon man's simple video, which helps illustrate how face masks prevent the spread of COVID-19, has garnered more than 1.5 million views on Twitter alone.
The Horse Tale Rescue farm is no ordinary equine farm, as it's providing a therapeutic place for health-care workers on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many Maritimers might enjoy a nice fall road trip, but 40 years ago, a pair of Nova Scotians completed a drive for the history books.
Suncor, the company that owns Petro Canada, confirms a mix-up at the station at Fallowfield Road and Greenbank Road.
The premier of British Columbia is calling on the federal government to establish a Canada-wide approach to discouraging travel between provinces during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The juror dismissed from his duties four weeks into Matthew Raymond’s murder trial in Fredericton was discharged after he was caught playing games and appearing to fall asleep while evidence was being presented.
Vancouver's mayor wants to see simple possession of illicit drugs decriminalized, he announced Wednesday.
The UN's climate chief says deadlines set by some of the world's top polluters to end greenhouse gas emissions, along with U.S. President-elect Joe Biden's pledge to take Washington back into the Paris accord, have boosted hopes of meeting the pact's ambitious goals.
A report from conservation group Oceana reveals that 1,800 marine mammals and turtles have ingested or been entangled by plastic along American coastlines since 2009.
Researchers in Europe believe climate change helps explain why bumblebees are moving to higher latitudes in the Pyrenees mountain range.
Legislation that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said "cements" his promise to mostly eliminate greenhouse gas emissions within 30 years has been introduced in the House of Commons.
France's top administrative court has given the government a three-month deadline to show it is taking action to meet its commitments on global warming.
Government responses to COVID-19 have become a disjointed game of catch-up and confusion, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
P.R.E.S.I.D.E.N.T. B.I.D.E.N: That’s how you spell relief to most Canadians as adult supervision seems set to return to the White House, Don Martin writes.
Of all the COVID-19 symptoms, the most unexpected is election fever. A third clinical trial ended Monday night, an election suggesting the best treatment for party leaders in these uncertain times is a snap inoculation by their voters, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
A source in Transport Canada says speculation about incoming federal relief for airlines is mostly accurate. But the optics are tricky, with higher priorities on the government’s radar than bailing out companies which stacked and packed passengers profitably for many years, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
The prime minister made an attempt to force an election that shows he's a master of parliamentary manipulation, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
W5 investigates the growing pandemic that is intimate partner violence in Canada and tells the story of Cara Cochrane, who feared for her life before her death.
A Toronto police dog has helped investigators with over a hundred cases. Watch W5’s Cop Dog on Saturday at 7 p.m. as reporter Molly Thomas follows Major’s investigations into the missing and murdered.
W5 investigates the racism and challenges many Asian-Canadians have had to face since the start of the pandemic and what advocates say needs to change.
W5 investigates a small Alberta town that once prospered thanks to the oil industry that is now edging ever closer to collapsing because of it.
There have been dozens of arsons, shootings and at least four murders connected to the tow truck industry in the Toronto area. W5 investigates the underbelly of the industry and shares the story of a lawyer who took it on.
From a young age, hockey players have been taught to play through pain and push themselves to the limit. A TSN investigation examines the use of painkillers by professional hockey players and speak with some of them about their fears over the drugs' potential long-term side effects.
CTV’s W5 investigates the shadowy world romance scammers and the so-called 'suckers list,' a key item in the fraudsters toolkit used to dupe victims again and again.
CTV’s W5 investigates serial killer Bruce McArthur, who took the lives of eight men in Toronto’s Gay Village, and interviews Mark Henderson, his first known survivor. Watch the exclusive interview on Saturday at 7 p.m. EST.
While many Canadian snowbirds choose to stay grounded up north for the winter, others still plan to flout federal guidelines and fly into popular vacation spots like Florida and Arizona.
During a psychiatric assessment, Alek Minassian admitted that an incident he described to police of being rejected by a woman at a Halloween party in 2013 never actually happened, a court heard Thursday.
Quebec health authorities reported that 1,207 more people have contracted COVID-19 in the province and 34 more have died from the disease.
The federal government plans to rent every room of a Thunder Bay, Ont. hotel where evacuees from Neskantaga First Nation have been staying for three weeks while a water crisis in their home community is being resolved.
A Saskatoon man's simple video, which helps illustrate how face masks prevent the spread of COVID-19, has garnered more than 1.5 million views on Twitter alone.
Health officials in Nova Scotia reported one new COVID-19 case on Thursday. Two previously reported cases are now considered resolved, dropping the total number of active cases in the province to 23.
Polish police came under criticism on Thursday for using tear gas and force on mostly female and young protesters during the latest in a string of women-led protests against a top court ruling restricting abortion.
A leading international human rights group and an Afghan envoy on Thursday urged nations whose militaries have served as part of the U.S.-led coalition in Afghanistan -- including America and Britain -- to follow Australia's example and probe their own soldiers' conduct in the 19-year war.
An adviser to Iran's supreme leader who is a possible 2021 presidential candidate is warning that any American attack on the Islamic Republic could set off a 'full-fledged war' in the Mideast in the waning days of the Trump administration.
The Duke of Cambridge says a new investigation into the controversial BBC interview with his mother, Diana, in 1995 is a 'step in the right direction.'
One of the passengers who wrestled and disarmed an Islamic State gunman aboard a high-speed train, foiling what could have become a mass slaughter, recounted Thursday how he had been motivated by a fierce desire to shield his wife from harm.
Africa has surpassed 2 million confirmed coronavirus cases as the continent's top public health official warned Thursday that 'we are inevitably edging toward a second wave' of infections.
Bobby Brown Jr., the son of singer Bobby Brown, was found dead at a Los Angeles home Wednesday. He was 28.
BBC pop music channel Radio 1 won't play the original version of the popular Christmas song 'Fairytale of New York' this year because it includes derogatory lyrics.
Naya Rivera's ex-husband and estate have filed a wrongful-death lawsuit Monday in the wake of the actress's death.
A young woman in Ontario claims she has been robbed of her independence and of her future since losing mobility in her arm after donating blood.
As more than 97,000 of the United States' long-term care residents have died in a pandemic that has pushed staffs to the limit, advocates for the elderly say a tandem wave of death separate from the virus has quietly claimed tens of thousands more, often because overburdened workers haven't been able to give them the care they need.
The household cleaning company Method has issued a voluntary recall of one of its hand soaps due to concerns about microbial contamination.
A new report evaluating the "toxic" culture inside the RCMP has concluded that Canada's national police force tolerates misogyny, racism, and homophobia amongst its members and leaders, and is calling for external help to address the systemic problems.
Legislation that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said "cements" his promise to mostly eliminate greenhouse gas emissions within 30 years has been introduced in the House of Commons.
A group of physicians say they were turned away from providing their perspective on proposed changes to the assisted-dying law.
A Montreal-based company aims to prevent collisions of spacecraft and space junk by sending satellites to space to monitor the locations of fast-flying objects in Earth's orbit.
Dinosaurs were doing well and could have continued to dominate Planet Earth if they had not been wiped out by an asteroid, new research has found.
People who spend more time on their phones are more likely to reject larger, delayed rewards in favor of smaller, immediate rewards, according to a new study
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has asked the federal government to hold Canada Pension Plan premiums at current levels next year when they're scheduled to rise.
Canada's workforce has tilted in favour of men during COVID-19 as the pandemic has pressured women's dual roles as mother and employee, says a new report from Royal Bank of Canada.
U.S. stocks are drifting in mixed trading on Thursday, as Wall Street's tug of war continues between worries about the worsening pandemic in the present and optimism that a vaccine will rescue the economy in the future.
Many Maritimers might enjoy a nice fall road trip, but 40 years ago, a pair of Nova Scotians completed a drive for the history books.
Britain will ban the sale of new gasoline and diesel cars by 2030, a decade earlier than its previous commitment, the prime minister said Tuesday.
Suncor, the company that owns Petro Canada, confirms a mix-up at the station at Fallowfield Road and Greenbank Road.
A 51-year-old U.S. woman who served as a surrogate for her daughter and son-in-law has given birth to her granddaughter after what she described as a 'textbook pregnancy.'
A New York Christmas tree that earned widespread scorn online for its scraggly appearance was met with wonder days later after a tiny owl was found among its branches.
Have you ever dreamed about being an Olympian? Now there’s a program that can make your dreams a reality.
Female soccer players should soon get their maternity rights protected under new employment rules announced Thursday by FIFA.
Tiger Woods still has one tournament left this year that might feel as big as any to him.
A courtroom drama mixing celebrities, amateur sleuthing and social media kicked off in London on Thursday, where one famous soccer spouse denies leaking stories about another to the tabloid press.
