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W5 investigates unsolved murders in London, Ontario that stretch back decades. Investigative correspondent Avery Haines travels to the university town to discover why it's considered the 'serial killer capital of Canada'.

It's a sport where a fun Saturday night is to smash your opponent's car while you keep rolling. But as Omar Sachedina found out, it's not just a popular spectator sport in small-town Canada, it's a family affair.

Impeachment is the most serious action the U.S. Congress can take against a president. And while it may seem like it’s a done deal, several steps remain in the process that would oust Donald Trump from office, including a trial in the Senate. Here’s a look at what happens next.

A cystic fibrosis patient infected with a dangerous superbug has become one of the first Canadians to try phage therapy -- inhaling viruses found in sewage to kill the bacteria in her lungs. The experimental treatment, discovered in Canada over a century ago, may become a new weapon in the war against drug resistant bacteria.

The great white shark is one of the most feared creatures on the planet. CTV's W5 joins an expedition to learn more about this apex predator.

An inquiry into decades of abuse at a Nova Scotia orphanage for black children is calling for the creation of an independent Children and Youth Commission.However, those who oversaw the four-year inquiry into the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children say the new provincial body should not follow the model used in other provinces.

W5's exclusive coverage in 2012 helped lead to the inquiry into the approximately 100 former residents of the Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children who suffered horrific mental, physical and sexual abuse.

He spent two decades behind bars for a crime he didn't commit; Glen Assoun is opening up about his exoneration as he tries to get his life back on track.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward Nic Petan lost his father to suicide in 2018. Petan and his family open up to TSN Senior Correspondent Rick Westhead about the emotional struggle they faced following Franc Petan’s death.

W5's special Remembrance Day report details the heroic efforts of Canadian troops to bring freedom and dignity to the people of the Netherlands from German occupation, during the final months of the Second World War.

What started off as a 'local thing' in Toronto for music group Choir! Choir! Choir! has exploded in popularity, getting attention across Canada and abroad.

Investigative correspondent Avery Haines reveals a global criminal organization behind romance scams. Read her account of the tragic consequence resulting from one of these scams.

Richard Schumann is among almost 900 Canadian soldiers who are involved in a lawsuit against the federal government because anti-malaria medication allegedly left them with harsh side effects, which include rage and suicidal thoughts.

Retired general Romeo Dallaire, who led the international peacekeeping mission in Rwanda in 1994, has become the highest-ranking soldier to join an unprecedented legal action by veterans over the use of the anti-malaria drug Mefloquine.

He’s often considered the best coach to ever work in the NHL and stories about his reputation paint him as grumpy and mean. But as W5 producer Stephen Grant learned, Scotty Bowman is so much more than the winningest coach ever to work behind the bench in the NHL and he's a nice guy to boot.

Torn apart at an ISIS slave market, Yazidi teenagers Dilveen and Dalal reunited after enduring a nightmare and surviving a genocide.

Sherrod Baltimore was never drafted into the NFL, but hard work and persistence took him from the dangerous streets of his hometown to the Ottawa RedBlacks.

Two Ontario men are bringing renewed hope to the families of missing people through a non-profit organization they started which focuses on cold cases.

'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek opened up about his latest cancer treatment and his own mortality in during an interview with CTV News Chief Anchor and Senior Editor Lisa LaFlamme.

Jon McMurray lost memories from the first 22 years of his life after a devastating car crash. The accident had another side effect, leaving the Ontario man unable to recognize faces.

A last-ditch effort is underway in the South Peace River region of B.C. to save a herd of caribou on the brink of local extinction.

Peter Akman visits St. Petersburg and meets with a former Russian troll who explains how a sophisticated network of ‘content creators’ is producing fake websites and information in order to influence people in the West.

Are home DNA tests revealing more than customers are aware of? W5's Sandie Rinaldo investigates how much information you could be giving away.