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CTV Atlantic

Community rallies support for lobster fisherman injured while working on engine of boat

The community is rallying to help a fisherman from Yarmouth County who suffered life-treatening injuries after getting caught in machinery on a lobster boat on the weekend.
Nova Scotia reports three new COVID-19 infections Thursday; additional variant cases
Fredericton busker who was quick with a poem goes missing, residents fear for his safety

CTV Barrie

Retro-style Barrie, Ont. house with over 150 showings and 32 offers sells $259,000 above asking

A blast-from-the-past house for sale in Barrie, Ont. sold $259,000 above the asking price after just eight days on the market.
OPP encourages residents to follow stay-at-home order or face hefty fines
Barrie, Ont. restaurant owner moves to takeout after multiple fines

CTV Calgary

77 confirmed COVID-19 cases among exposures at Alberta stores

Loblaws, Sobeys and Co-op stores throughout Alberta have reported another 77 cases of COVID-19 among workers in the past week.
Man stabbed in downtown Calgary, in life-threatening condition
Province redirects vaccines from pharmacies to AHS operated sites

CTV Edmonton

COVID-19's third wave hitting outside Alberta's big cities

Cities have been the home to the balance of Alberta's COVID-19 cases but surrounding towns and smaller communities are feeling the effects of the third wave.
4 ice rescue calls Wednesday: 1 dog drowns, 3 others OK, fire crews 'frustrated'
COVID-19 in Alberta: Hinshaw reports 1,646 cases, including 1,020 variant infections

CTV Kitchener

Hundreds sign petition opposing massive warehouse in Cambridge

A petition against a proposed 1-million-square-foot warehouse in the Blair neighbourhood in Cambridge is gaining traction, with hundreds of signatures.
Hamilton man claims $1M lotto ticket sold in Cambridge one year ago
Life after lockdown: Former Waterloo resident reflects on life in Australia during pandemic

CTV London

Ontario considering new restrictions, what that could mean for the London region

Ontario is set to release its latest modelling for the province’s response to COVID-19 Friday and following could come some new restrictions.
Virtual learning could continue to end of school year: TVDSB
Trails, businesses voluntarily closing to stem COVID-19 surge in Grey-Bruce

CTV Montreal

After Quebec riots, 24-year-old hospitalized with COVID tells young people 'the pain is incredible'

Roxanne Smith doesn't have much patience right now for the people she still sees saying that COVID-19 isn't real, or isn't serious -- especially if they're around her age, 24. From the hospital she attested that the virus can kill young people.
Ottawa and Quebec reach $600-million agreement over Montreal-Trudeau airport REM station
72-year-old man dead, woman injured in Dollard-des-Ormeaux house fire

CTV Ottawa

Long-time employee says goodbye to the Chateau Laurier after 25 years

The Fairmont Chateau Laurier is where Deneen Perrin has worked for 25 years.
Ottawa-based co-working company moves into Shopify's former headquarters on Elgin Street
COVID-19 in Ottawa: Fast Facts for April 16, 2021

CTV Regina

Drivers in Regina should be aware of these new rules involving cyclists

Changes to the Traffic Safety Bylaw are coming, to better protect cyclists on Regina roads.
More than 150 COVID-19 cases at Regina jail, 5 inmates in hospital: SGEU
Sask. adds 293 COVID-19 cases, 282 variant cases, 2 new deaths

CTV Saskatoon

Saskatoon FreshCo parts ways with security company after video of parking lot struggle surfaces

FreshCo says it has ended its relationship with a third-party security vendor after a video showing an interaction between the company's guard and woman being apprehended was widely shared on social media.
How will Saskatoon pay for a downtown arena and convention centre?
'I’ll make it': 94-year-old Sask. man goes the distance for children’s hospitals

CTV Toronto

Ontario considers stricter measures as models show up to 18,000 COVID-19 cases per day by end of May: sources

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's cabinet is actively considering a variety of stricter measures as COVID-19 modelling shows the province could see up to 18,000 new infections per day by the end of May if current trends continue.
Workers in Ontario can be fired if they refuse return to office, employment lawyer says
Ontario to release new COVID-19 modelling data Friday afternoon

CTV Vancouver

Officials say B.C. residents 'shouldn't' see people from other households, but no change to restrictions yet

As B.C. health officials grapple with the province's record-breaking third wave of the pandemic, they are urging residents to avoid in-person social interactions as much as possible – even outdoors.
'Go back to dealing drugs': New watchdog review into Vancouver police officer already convicted of uttering threats
Kelowna fitness studio trying to ban vaccinated members isn't supposed to be open, city says

CTV Vancouver Island

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Nanaimo parent speaks after teen beaten, stripped

A Nanaimo parent is speaking out after a teenager in the community was assaulted and robbed of his clothing on camera.
Air Date: April 14, 2021
Que. police use road spikes to stop vehicle

CTV Windsor

'This feels unreal': Playing Encore pays off big for Amherstburg man who won $1 million

An Amherstburg father of two couldn’t believe his eyes when he scanned his winning lottery ticket — to the tune of $1 million.
'Our son was executed': family pleads for capture of Windsor man, wanted for murder
Chatham man launches 'Opening Day Ontario', municipal officials warn of penalties

CTV Winnipeg

Prospective homebuyers given too much information about competing offer, a violation of Manitoba real estate rules

A Winnipeg couple attempting to buy a new home is sharing their experience after they say a listing agent revealed too much information about a competing buyer’s bids, a violation of guidance set out by the Manitoba Securities Commission.
Health minister announces 'critical expansions' to vaccine eligibility in Manitoba
Cockroaches on the rise in Winnipeg