Canada

From new military investments to Arctic security and sovereignty, Canada is pouring billions into asserting its presence in the North. In the first instalment of a CTV News series, we go inside the shipyard where the country’s future polar Arctic icebreaker is slowly coming together.

A quarter of a century ago, the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 forced Canadians to quickly wake up to a world that had changed overnight — and to confront a new war which would change everything for Canada’s military.

In a W5 EXCLUSIVE investigation, a former girlfriend of a Canadian man convicted of femicide in Mexico breaks her silence.

Two brothers died following a two-vehicle crash Saturday morning near the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre in Greater Sudbury. As local police continue their investigation, local businesses and community members are rallying to support the grieving family.

The Quebec government has announced a series of measures to promote buying locally in response to the escalating trade war between Canada and the United States.

One Toronto family had to hustle their kids out of the house as they prepared for the first day back to school.

A group of Alberta business leaders is urging voters to choose Canada in next month’s secession referendum but admits it’s an issue fraught with tension on the front lines.

A man who was found guilty of importing drugs from Ottawa into Sudbury has lost a legal battle to avoid being deported.

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, were surprised by the way Buckingham Palace released a letter that made clear they remain non-working members of the Royal Family even though they have returned to the United Kingdom.

Prince George started at Eton College on Tuesday, as the future king followed in the footsteps of his father, the heir to the throne Prince William, by attending the prestigious 600-year-old school.

A new report detailing a mass carbon monoxide exposure that sent dozens of young hockey players to hospital is renewing calls for mandatory detectors in Canadian arenas, where federal guidance recommends the devices, but does not require them.

The attacks and the plunge in air travel that followed forced a frenzy of tough choices among aviation and government leaders in the days and weeks afterward, as Sept. 11 pushed some airlines to the brink and beyond, reshaping Canada’s aviation landscape.

A W5 EXCLUSIVE investigation reveals the legal strategy that is allowing a B.C. man to maintain his freedom, despite being found guilty of murdering his girlfriend while on vacation in Mexico.

A federal program making it cheaper and more accessible for Canadians to go to national parks and sites from coast to coast is ending on Monday.

Sault Ste. Marie triathlete Taylor Corelli is preparing for two world championships within a month, including her first full Ironman in Hawaii and her third 70.3 event in France.