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Driver killed in early-morning Highway 69 crash near Parry Sound
A person has died after a two-vehicle crash on Highway 69 in the Parry Sound area Saturday morning.
Old copper wire may have caused air traffic control issue, U.S. transportation secretary says. Follow for live updates.
A faulty copper wire in an “incredibly old” telecommunication issue may have caused an air traffic control issue, U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says.
Police release image of vehicle in Vancouver hit-and-run investigation
Vancouver police have shared a blurry image of a vehicle they say was potentially involved in the hit-and-run crash that left an 87-year-old woman seriously injured earlier this week.
A ‘tragic scene’: 5 people, including 3 children, seriously injured in Burlington house fire
Five people, including three children, are in hospital fighting for their lives after a residential fire broke out early this morning in Burlington.
Chris Kreider will be out for six to eight weeks
Montreal Canadiens forward Chris Kreider will be sidelined for six to eight weeks due to a lower-body injury.
Scams and Black Friday deals — how to tell the difference
Even though Black Friday isn’t until November 27, enticing promotions have been flooding social media for days now.
Woman dead after Highway 1 crash in Langley
A woman in her 50s is dead after an overnight crash on Highway 1 in Langley, police say.
Barrie rescue pleads for foster homes as vulnerable dogs face brutal northern winter
While dozens of puppies arrive in Barrie Saturday, many dogs and newborn litters remain in the bitter cold, waiting for a family to take them in.
Why these university students are spending hundreds of hours rebuilding a brutal WWII battle in miniature
A group of university students are dedicating hundreds of hours of their time to put a significant piece of Second World War history into perspective.
Manitoba NDP gathers at annual convention as it prepares for 2027 election
Manitoba NDP members are meeting in Winnipeg this weekend at the party’s annual convention as it prepares for next year’s general election.
‘Status quo is not an option’: 1.5M kids without access to primary care, report says
A coalition of children’s hospitals and child health advocates is urging the federal government to make the health and well-being of children and youth a national priority, warning that Canada’s current approach is falling short.
Vancouver Canucks continue search for consistent game amid losing skid
The Vancouver Canucks looked threatening on Friday. Then the team fell apart yet again.
‘A terrible mistake’: B.C. ISIS bride Kimberly Polman, in her own words
In 2015, Kimberly Polman was unemployed and living in low-income housing in British Columbia when she made a life-changing decision — she would move to war-torn Syria and join her husband in the Islamic State terrorist organization.
Thousands of flights cancelled Saturday as airlines work to recover from U.S. ground stop
More than 2,000 flights were cancelled Saturday as airlines across the U.S. worked to dig out from the longest nationwide ground stop in 25 years, which stranded passengers and forced professional and college sports teams to scramble for alternate transportation.
‘I may lose my mind’: Frustrated travellers stuck in U.S. flight havoc
Confusion reigned at airports across the United States on Friday as a rare grounding of all U.S. flights stranded hundreds of thousands of frustrated travellers.
40 flights cancelled at Montreal airport Saturday as operations resume after FAA ground stop
The Montreal-Trudeau International Airport said 40 flights were cancelled Saturday as operations resumed following a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ground stop that temporarily suspended flights on Friday.
Cloudy skies, gusty winds expected in Windsor Saturday
Windsor can expect mainly cloudy skies Saturday, with a high of 7 C.
Flurries, rain showers expected in London Saturday
Londoners can expect a mix of flurries and rain showers Saturday, with temperatures reaching a high of 6 C.
Maritime driving school shuts down; customers left with questions.
Several Nova Scotia families say they’re owed money after a driving instruction school abruptly shut down.
One person in custody, shelter-in-place lifted in Mount Brydges
A shelter-in-place advisory has been lifted in Mount Brydges area and one person is in custody.
Saturday Sports: Knights lose in shootout, High School Sports Roundup
Ryan Kaczynski scored the only goal of the shootout as the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds beat the London Knights 5-4 Friday.
Things to do in Ottawa this weekend: Nov. 12-14
The Northern Super League champions will be crowned at TD Place, Santa Claus visits Kanata and holiday markets are open. CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa this weekend.
Ottawa Airport: Delays may continue after lifting of U.S. ground stop
The American Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has lifted its ground stop for all U.S. flights., but the Ottawa International Airport says some delays may continue.
How space-based data centres could permanently change the night sky
Some major companies have filed plans for satellite-based AI data centres in the future. One Saskatchewan researcher and astronomer is asking them to consider the consequences for everyone.
CFB Wainwright incident highlights reserve pay disparities: former bureaucrat
A former director general for the Canadian military’s reserves and cadets says the tragic incident at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright casts a spotlight on disparities in pay and benefits for reservists.
























