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Terry Fox Foundation surpasses $1B in donations. Meet some of the runners who helped get it there

Communities across Canada laced up Sunday to take part in the Terry Fox Run for its 46th year.

Ottawa neighbourhood concerned over incidents involving teens smashing doors, damaging homes

Residents of a neighbourhood in Ottawa’s southwest end are expressing serious concerns after several incidents involving teenagers smashing doors and damaging homes last week.

81-year-old Londoner takes part in 46th Terry Fox Run

Every year 81-year-old Keith Tapp laces up his runners and takes part in the Terry Fox Run.

Man released after car drives into crowd at Quebec festival, injuring 6

Provincial police have released the man who drove a car into crowds at the Festival Western in Saint-Tite, Que., on Saturday, injuring six people, with a promise to appear in court.

Is the coyote coexistence strategy working? Experts weigh in after animal attacks

Violent coyote encounters across the Greater Toronto Area have left some residents on edge and sparked debate among wildlife experts on municipalities’ responses to aggressive animals.

Carney, Macron pledge closer Canada-France ties

On the French archipelago of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, just 20 kilometres from the southern tip of Newfoundland, Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron said that the two countries would strengthen their cooperation in the key areas.

N.S. seafood processor wants accuser to name names in $10-million lobster lawsuit

A Nova Scotia seafood processor being sued for allegedly buying illegal lobster is trying to force its accuser to name names before the case can continue.

‘Beyond the pale’: Another B.C. Conservative MLA resigns from caucus, slamming leadership

The B.C. Conservatives lost another member of caucus Sunday, with the resignation of Linda Hepner.

‘We can’t be fractured’: Forever Canadian hosting free Calgary Concert for Unity at The Confluence

The Confluence will be the site of a free concert celebrating Canadian unity Sunday in Calgary.

CTV News in the Arctic: The pilot, the icebreaker and the polar bears

Most helicopter pilots in Canada do not have to dodge polar bears while trying to land in some of the most remote corners of the country.

Why Buckingham Palace’s bearskin caps might soon be a relic of the past

Soldiers in bright red uniforms and tall, black fur hats outside Buckingham Palace are a familiar sight for anyone who’s visited London.

6 hospitalized after man drives vehicle into crowds at Quebec festival

Six people have been injured after a vehicle drove into the crowds at the Festival Western in Saint-Tite, Que. early Saturday.

London man hits 50,000 golf balls to raise awareness for Palestinians killed in Gaza war

A London man has completed a year-long effort to hit 50,000 golf balls, using the symbolic number to draw attention to Palestinians killed in the Gaza war.

From Edmonton to the world: Local bookstore wins international recognition

An Edmonton bookstore has been named one of the world’s best by readers of a British current affairs magazine.

From soggy fields to skyrocketing diesel, Prairie farmers face tough harvest

Stephen Vandervalk half-jokes that there’s a reason more farmers aren’t seen pitching their businesses on “Dragon’s Den” and “Shark Tank.”