Investigators from the United States have joined a new team taking a fresh look at the unsolved homicide of Victoria real estate agent Lindsey Buziak and police say there's movement in the 13-year-old case.
Dustin Diamond, who played the role of Screech on the popular 1990s high school comedy "Saved by the Bell," died Monday after a recent cancer diagnosis, according to Diamond's manager, Roger Paul. He was 44.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the decision on whether schools will reopen on Feb. 10 in the province’s COVID-19 hot spots will come "in the next day or two."
Canadians determined to fly to sunny destinations are still able to do so despite new travel restrictions announced by the federal government last week.
Environment Canada has issued a series of weather warnings for the Atlantic region, as a winter storm is expected to deliver an ugly mix of snow, rain, ice pellets and strong winds on Tuesday and Wednesday.
COVID-19 vaccine seekers, spurred by reports of doses being dumped and feeling antsy for the American vaccine rollout to pick up the pace, say they want to prevent waste by getting their shot early.
The first Black woman to become an interventional cardiologist in Canada told CTV News Channel that she hopes her position will lay a path forward for the next generation of Black women in medicine.
A new report on the experience of LGBTQ+ professionals working in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) has found that systemic inequalities persist in the workplace despite an advancement of queer civil rights over the last six decades.
A Toronto brother and sister have found an innovative way to protect their family members and others against COVID-19 with a 360-degree shielded helmet with a built-in air purification system.
Tony Bennett and his family are opening up about the singer being diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.
A 9-year-old girl was handcuffed and pepper sprayed by police officers responding to a report of 'family trouble' in Rochester, New York, on Wednesday, according to Rochester Deputy Police Chief Andre Anderson.
Prince Harry on Monday accepted an apology and damages from the publisher of British tabloid The Mail on Sunday and its online version, MailOnline, in a libel lawsuit relating to articles about his relationship with the British armed forces.
The erratic trading in shares of underdog companies like GameStop that turned markets combustible last week appears to have migrated to commodities, sending silver prices surging to an eight-year high.
Doorbell cameras have gained popularity as online deliveries surge amid the pandemic. But experts warn the internet-connected cameras come with their own set of surveillance and privacy concerns.
An Ontario judge says he's wrestling with the issue of whether to order a woman and her three children to honour a family custody agreement by returning to Ontario or allow them to remain in Newfoundland to protect the kids from the mental health tolls of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Around 7,500 vaccinated healthcare workers have been extended free tickets to go to the Super Bowl this year, in a move that is aimed at thanking healthcare heroes, and one lucky recipient says she and her coworkers are 'pumped.'
A new hands-on job training program, involving Loblaw's grocery chains Maxi and Provigo, hopes to tackle the high levels of unemployment for Canadians with autism.
At least one hospital has seen a doubling in the number of babies under the age of one being brought in with severe head trauma and other serious injuries since September, as the stress of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic takes a toll on caregivers who do not have adequate support.
“It's a hard life to live with no opportunity on the Nation. I always wanted to be a part of the solution to a lot of things that were bad with the system.”
Ray Boudreau of Victoria, B.C., says he carved the sandstone pillar on a city beach, not far from where it was discovered, in 2017.
An Austrian man who fled the Nazis with his family during the Second World War has bequeathed a large part of his fortune to the French village whose residents hid them from persecution for years.
Sen. Murray Sinclair is retiring from the Senate on Sunday, and his future plans include mentoring young Indigenous lawyers and completing his memoirs.
Perth residents rush to get food on Jan. 31 as the state's premier announced a five-day lockdown for that same day.
U.S. veteran Charlie Montanaro celebrated his 100th birthday by going skydiving in Arizona.
'We believe Black people deserve not just to survive, but to thrive,' Black Lives Matter movement's founder said accepting the prize.
The Long Man of Wilmington was the target of vandals who painted a COVID-19 mask, which has since been removed from the historic southern England landmark.
Rio de Janeiro residents flocked to local beaches on a hot day, despite restrictions imposed by the city to slow the spread of COVID-19.
A ten-year-old boy in Spain was given the all-clear after 11 days in intensive care while he fought COVID-19.
NASA says the average temperature of the Earth's surface in 2020 was the highest it has ever been. CTV's Dan Riskin reports.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the decision on whether schools will reopen on Feb. 10 in the province’s COVID-19 hot spots will come "in the next day or two."
Environment Canada has issued a series of weather warnings for the Atlantic region, as a winter storm is expected to deliver an ugly mix of snow, rain, ice pellets and strong winds on Tuesday and Wednesday.
In a significant drop, Quebec reported Monday that 890 more people have tested positive for COVID-19 in the past day. It's the first time since early November that the province has seen less than 1,000 new daily cases.
The first Black woman to become an interventional cardiologist in Canada told CTV News Channel that she hopes her position will lay a path forward for the next generation of Black women in medicine.
Toronto health officials have said that an outbreak at a local meat production facility is believed to be linked to the U.K. B.1.1.7. variant of COVID-19.
International travellers will have to take a COVID-19 test upon arrival in Ontario starting today in a bid to stop contagious new variants of the virus from further infiltrating the province.
Former White House senior adviser Jared Kushner and his deputy, Avi Berkowitz, were nominated by a friendly attorney on Sunday for the Nobel Peace Prize for their role in negotiating four normalization deals between Israel and Arab nations known as the 'Abraham Accords.'
Parts of Western Australia went into a five-day lockdown Sunday, after a hotel security guard tested positive for coronavirus.
The coronavirus mutation first detected in Britain caused half of all new infections in the Netherlands by Jan. 26, Dutch health minister Hugo de Jonge said on Monday.
Congressional Democrats on Monday said they would seek to strip conspiracy theory-backing Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene of committee assignments over incendiary comments including denying school shootings took place and expressing support for violence.
Police in Oregon can no longer arrest someone for possession of small amounts of heroin, methamphetamine, LSD, oxycodone and other hard drugs as a ballot measure that decriminalized them took effect on Monday.
President Joe Biden is to meet on Monday with a group of 10 Republican senators who have proposed $618 billion in coronavirus aid, about a third of the $1.9 trillion he is seeking as congressional Democrats are poised to move ahead without GOP support.
A 20-year-old Minnesota man bought six Nintendo Switches and games for children in hospital after cashing in on his GameStop stock.
Footage from the zoo shows giant pandas Mei Xiang and Tian Tian making the most of the conditions as they slip and slide around their enclosure.
While completing renovations in his Nova Scotia home, Jordan Musycsyn found a book in his attic last checked out of the library in 1939.
U.S. President Joe Biden's dogs Champ and Major mark the return of dogs in the White House.
Facing massive long-term debts and lower revenue as a result of COVID-19, Laurentian University has filed for court protection from creditors.
A woman is in hospital in Vancouver after she was buried alive in an avalanche Sunday in the Mount Apps area of central Vancouver Island.
Students at the University of British Columbia's Peter A. Allard School of Law have been reprimanded for allegedly creating a spreadsheet documenting their classmates' alleged failure to comply with public health orders aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19.
Another weekend safety blitz at big-box stores across Ontario has led to 20 tickets thus far, resulting in a 59 per cent compliance rate.
Esther 'Queen Esie' Calixte-Bea went from a shy girl afraid that others would notice that she has chest hair to an inspirational cover girl on U.K. Glamour's self-love issue.
One person was arrested on Sunday after allegedly stealing a golf cart from an Oakville school and taking it for a drive on the Queen Elizabeth Way.
A Calgary man is calling out Apple after his new iPhone 12 caused interference with his medical implant which included a shock.
Gyms and restaurants in Alberta will be able to open partially in just over a week, but some business owners feel the move doesn’t go far enough to save their livelihoods.
With the pandemic already affecting numerous Saskatchewan industries, border communities fear what newly implemented travel restrictions in Manitoba could mean for businesses.
Canada is putting together possible options for leverage if Europe breaks its promise not to cut off Canada's shipments of COVID-19 vaccines.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he keeps a signed hockey stick from "living legend" Willie O'Ree as a constant reminder of the work that remains to combat racism.
New restrictions requiring international travellers to quarantine in hotel rooms at their own expense if arriving or returning to the country are expected to come into effect 'quickly,' according to a spokesperson from the Transport Minister.
COVID-19 has cut access to specific medical treatments for those who struggle from severe depression, such as electroconvulsive therapy, but scientists are looking into a new accelerated treatment that might be easier and safer to deliver.
One of the largest vaccination sites in the U.S. temporarily shut down Saturday because dozen of protesters blocked the entrance, stalling hundreds of motorists who had been waiting in line for hours, the Los Angeles Times reported.
The deadliest month yet of the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. drew to a close with certain signs of progress: COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are plummeting, while vaccinations are picking up speed.
Doorbell cameras have gained popularity as online deliveries surge amid the pandemic. But experts warn the internet-connected cameras come with their own set of surveillance and privacy concerns.
A new report on the experience of LGBTQ+ professionals working in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) has found that systemic inequalities persist in the workplace despite an advancement of queer civil rights over the last six decades.
A pair of spacewalking astronauts completed a four-year effort to modernize the International Space Station's power grid on Monday, installing one last battery.
In posts to her Instagram story on Friday, actress Blake Lively shared an image from her television appearance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' in 2020, not long after the birth of her third child.
Hilton Valentine, the founding guitarist of the English rock and roll band The Animals who is credited with coming up with one of the most famous opening riffs of the 1960s, has died. He was 77.
SNL's Kate McKinnon brought out 'Marjorie Taylor Greene,' the congresswoman from Georgia who faces backlash over her controversial actions and recently resurfaced social media comments, to see if government still works.
Some of Canada's top airlines, banks and sports teams have united to pilot rapid tests identifying COVID-19 in hopes that they can find a way to reopen workplaces.
Shares in Canadian silver mining companies are posting double-digit increases as the price of the shiny white metal surges to multi-year highs driven by retail investors.
Stocks are climbing in afternoon trading Monday, following a bumpy week that left the market with its worst weekly loss since October. Investors large and small continued to focus on GameStop and other stocks targeted by online traders hoping to inflict damage on hedge funds.
A Victoria teacher's felted Bernie Sanders doll has proved popular, generating hundreds of donations to charity from Facebook users hoping to win him.
Esther 'Queen Esie' Calixte-Bea went from a shy girl afraid that others would notice that she has chest hair to an inspirational cover girl on U.K. Glamour's self-love issue.
Jaydyn Carr was a GameStop shareholder long before the buying frenzy that sent share prices skyrocketing, and now the 10-year-old investor has cashed in, making almost US$3,200.
Tesla posted its first full year of net income in 2020 -- but not because of sales to its customers.
One person was arrested on Sunday after allegedly stealing a golf cart from an Oakville school and taking it for a drive on the Queen Elizabeth Way.
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. has promoted veteran executive Bev Goodman to the job of president and CEO, effective immediately.
Canadian tennis star Bianca Andreescu is the top seed for her first tournament in 15 months.
Lionel Messi's most recent contract with Barcelona is worth up to 555 million euros (US$673 million) over four seasons, the El Mundo newspaper reported on Sunday.
Around 7,500 vaccinated healthcare workers have been extended free tickets to go to the Super Bowl this year, in a move that is aimed at thanking healthcare heroes, and one lucky recipient says she and her coworkers are 'pumped.'
Human activities such as farming and construction are threatening the survival of scores of wild species by forcing them to travel more to avoid mankind's impact, research showed Monday.
A large floating platform with six underwater turbines was launched Monday near the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, marking the latest high-tech bid to generate electricity by harnessing the bay's powerful tides.
China launched a carbon trading system Monday designed to drive down emissions, as the world's biggest polluter takes steps towards decarbonising its economy by 2060.
Environment Canada has issued a major snowstorm alert for southern and central Quebec to begin on Tuesday.
Environment Canada has issued a series of weather warnings for the Atlantic region, as a winter storm is expected to deliver an ugly mix of snow, rain, ice pellets and strong winds on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Who should be Canada's next governor general? In his latest column for CTVNews.ca, Don Martin gives a Top 12 list of names who represent the calibre of individual Prime Minister Justin Trudeau should consider.
It must be one for the political record books: A demand for trade sanctions against the U.S. within seven hours of the new president being sworn in, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
After an awkward and apologetic start, Rick Hillier confidently leading Ontario’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
A perfect storm is battering the brand of politicians across party lines and provincial boundaries, worsened by having leaders caught up in the turbulence, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
In a new political column on CTVNews.ca, Don Martin dusts off the crystal ball to decipher what future shocks will rattle the political landscape in 2021.
W5 investigates the deadly fallout that COVID-19 restrictions are having on those struggling with addiction.
The NHL’s former coach of the year, Ted Nolan, reflects on the racism and prejudice he faced in his career. CTV W5 investigates how and why he felt like an unwanted visitor in the game.
W5 investigates the mysterious death of a woman who drowned in B.C. four years ago. After the second-degree murder charges against her husband were stayed last summer, her family is demanding answers and justice.
As U.S. President Joe Biden begins his administration, W5 investigates the fractious days in Washington, D.C. leading up to his inauguration and how the ripple effects are being felt north of the border.
W5 takes us inside the development and delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine, and how the rush to vaccinate citizens by rich countries could leave much of the world behind.
An undercover investigation inside an Ontario pig farm reveals shocking conditions, and alleged abuse and neglect. W5 investigates how new laws may soon make it illegal to reveal what goes on behind the barn door.
Ontario’s former lieutenant-governor, who contracted polio as a child, shares his story with W5 about the unorthodox treatments used to help the disease’s victims.
People with Lyme disease can suffer debilitating pain, robbing them of the life they had before they were bitten by a tick. W5 investigates a new treatment that is bringing new hope to these patients.
