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The father of a little girl in Dominion, N.S. is furious after he took a video that shows more than a half dozen cars failing to stop, even though his daughter had her arm extended while waiting at a crosswalk.

Pop superstar Christina Aguilera won’t be performing at Casino Rama after all, on Friday the casino announced the performance is officially cancelled.

A teacher at Bob Edwards School in the city’s northeast is facing charges in connection to an incident that involved several students in October.

An emergency alert was issued for the Edson area Friday night, due to two wildfires that were out of control.

The Special Investigations Unit has invoked its mandate after a 72-year-old Guelph man died after speaking to police.

Two men are facing numerous charges in what Strathroy-Caradoc police are calling a crime spree.

A cat named Baloo got inside a Purolator parcel in Nova Scotia and ended up getting shipped on a 17-hour road trip to Montreal.

ClubLink, the owner of the Kanata Lakes Golf & Country Club, says it is partnering with Minto Communities and Richcraft Homes to “pursue options for alternative use of the golf course lands.”

Trouble is brewing over the labels on some craft beers.

On the second anniversary of the deadly Saskatchewan Penitentiary riot, an inmate is now sharing what he witnessed.

Incoming OPP commissioner Ron Taverner’s appointment is being delayed until Ontario’s integrity commissioner has completed an investigation into whether there was any political interference from Premier Doug Ford, CTV News has learned.

From the number of children in minor ice sports to the city's debt, the mayor has said things that don't add up, according to a CTV News investigation. And some voters say he's losing their trust.

Support and donations poured in on Friday for Miracle on Broad, with the community raising $584,671.97 for CFAX Santas Anonymous.

Provincial police in Tecumseh are hoping to get some help in identifying a suspect believed responsible for a theft of more than $8,000 in goods at a local business.

A man who worked as principal at Sagkeeng high school has been charged with two counts of first degree murder in a nearly two-year-old double homicide.