Canada

Islander Randy Garrett is back home after driving roughly 2,600 kilometres across Europe to deliver a four-wheel drive vehicle destined for Ukraine’s front lines.

Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is calling on Albertans to vote in next week’s referendum on separation in large numbers, and to deliver a decisive result for the federalist side.

Flu activity is starting earlier than in recent years, prompting an infectious disease specialist to urge Canadians to get vaccinated as soon as they can. Dr. Isaac Bogoch explains how to recognize warning signs, when to seek medical care and how to reduce the risk of respiratory infections.

OC Transpo has been in the news headlines in Ottawa a lot this year, and new exclusive polling for CTV News Ottawa shows transit is dominating the agenda for voters in the lead up to the Oct. 26 municipal election.

Premier Danielle Smith says the province is not overreaching, it’s protecting Alberta municipalities from bad federal policies.

Two Regina parents are proud their son’s legacy will live on in hopes of preventing future tragedies.

Diesel prices for two Maritime provinces increased Saturday following a slight drop Friday.

Cori Ramsay, a candidate for city council in Prince George, B.C., says a voter told her they can’t wait to cast a ballot for her on Oct. 24. The voter would surely be disappointed, as Ramsay’s election is a week earlier, on Oct. 17.

Canada’s fertility rate remained at a record low in 2025, while the average age of mothers at childbirth continued to climb, according to the latest figures from Statistics Canada.

If you ask Kirsten McVicker to describe her role as John’s home-care provider, she’ll tell you, “I consider him my boss and I’m just the staff.”

Some families and friends across Alberta are set to gather for a Thanksgiving meal this weekend with the hope that the only thing that gets roasted is the turkey.

Toronto police are searching for a 19-year-old woman after they say she removed her ankle monitor and failed to comply with conditions of her release.

The Supreme Court of Canada says in cases where an Indigenous offender commits an offence against an intimate partner who is an Indigenous woman, a judge must apply sentencing principles related to both Indigenous offenders and victims of crime in a harmonious way.

Most of Winnipeg is asleep when Ron Eunson’s first alarm goes off at quarter to three in the morning. It’s the first of six.

Farmer Pat McIver says he’s facing up to $10,000 in repairs after wiring and hoses on his harvester were slashed, effecting the crops that need harvesting.