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Female police officers come forward with allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination

Saturday at 7pm on CTV: Female police officers share their claims of relentless sexual harassment and bullying with W5's Avery Haines. 3

StatCan says 3.2 million living in poverty, including 566,000 children

Statistics Canada says 3.2 million Canadians are living below the poverty line.
New presumptive case of novel coronavirus confirmed in Toronto

Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health has confirmed a new presumptive positive case of the novel coronavirus in Toronto. 1
'Mixed verdict' in Weinstein case may disappoint some MeToo supporters: scholar

The verdict in Harvey Weinstein's sexual-assault trial is in, but Canadian experts say it remains to be seen how the landmark 'MeToo' case will be judged by history.
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Travellers who sat close to COVID-19-infected passenger on Air Canada flight will be alerted: Quebec public health

Passengers travelling on an Air Canada plane from Montreal to Vancouver in close proximity to a woman who has tested positive for COVID-19 are being alerted. 2
Money laundering in B.C.: Public inquiry begins in Vancouver

British Columbia's government said money laundering has distorted the economy, fuelled the opioid crisis and overheated the real estate market as a provincial inquiry into the criminal activity began Monday. 1
Car with 'hilariously bad' fake Alberta licence plate found crashed in B.C.

Police are searching for the driver of a crashed car that was found sporting a "hilariously bad" fake licence plate made out of paper.
Violent ends to past Indigenous protests haunt Trudeau government

The ghosts of Indigenous protests past have hovered over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as his government struggles to bring a peaceful end to blockades that have disrupted traffic on rail lines and other major transportation routes across the country for more than two weeks. 11
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Doctor details how Lionel Desmond won approval to get a gun despite concerns

A New Brunswick doctor who uses cannabis to treat veterans with PTSD says Lionel Desmond wasn't suicidal and showed no sign he was a threat to others in February 2016, less than a year before the former infantryman killed three members of his family and himself.
Parolee accused of killing sex worker in Quebec City now charged with first-degree murder

A convicted killer out on day parole is now officially facing new charges of first-degree murder. Eustachio Gallese, 51, appeared at the Quebec City courthouse on Monday to face the premeditated murder charges in the slaying of Marylène Lévesque on Jan. 22, in a hotel in Sainte-Foy.
Everything you need to know to file your taxes in 2020

If you purchased a home using the Home Buyers’ Incentive or were prescribed cannabis for medical use then you may be affected by changes to Canada’s tax code. CTVNews.ca explains what you need to know before you file your return this year.

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