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Two years ago, Josephine Timperman arrived at college with a plan. She declared a major in business analytics, figuring she’d learn niche skills that would stand out on a resume and help land a good job after college.

Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew walks through how to start the money talk with aging parents and what to cover.

CTV News Edmonton explains different home design and real estate terms.

Michelle Valberg, a photographer from Ottawa, took home a gold medal in the wildlife category at this year’s World Photographic Cup in Iceland.

Canadian travellers share their experiences with the European Union's new Entry/Exit System, a sweeping modernization effort that replaces manual passport stamping with digital records tied to biometric identifiers like facial images and fingerprints.

Doug Bush calls himself a bit of a “circus freak” when it comes to going to the gym. He was there for the better part of Wednesday, his 62nd birthday, walking more than 62,000 steps.

Many Nova Scotia bookshops are staying busy despite recent budget cuts.

Hundreds of climbers including sherpas have gathered, eager to summit the world’s most famous mountain as the annual spring climbing season kicks off – but there’s one problem.

Relatively few international visitors come to Northern Ireland to explore the Mourne Mountains — but as fantasy worlds they’ve been inspiring imaginations globally for more than 75 years.

Artist Maurizio Cattelan opened MilanDesignWeek by inviting people for an informal exchange of favorite objects in front of Milan’s Duomo cathedral, where he stamped “White Trash” on participants’ necks and hands.

The sad saga of a humpback whale stranded a month ago on the German coast has sparked a flood of compassion but also a media frenzy, angry spats, conspiracy theories and death threats.

A tourist has caused thousands of dollars in damage to a 16th-century monument in Florence, Italy, after climbing on it during a bachelorette party, according to authorities.

Prada may have a title role in “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” which premieres in Italy’s fashion capital on Thursday, but fashion at large gets a spotlight and Milan a supporting role.

Cellist Leo Zhang has performed for more people than some musicians may ever see in their lifetime.

Hidden in the fine print of airline tickets, many countries charge tourists “departure fees.” Not everyone thinks they’re a good idea.