The owners of a craft brewery say despite the increased cost of fuel, they’re doing all they can to stop customers from paying more. Paul Hollingsworth reports.
Deputy Mayor of Bracebridge Brenda Rhodes says only one road in the town is completely closed, but several are partially closed as the water levels rise.
14 counts of first-degree murder are being withdrawn against Kenneth Law, a man accused of selling substances online that people used to commit suicide.
Drivers woke up to pain at the pump on Saturday, with some seeing fill-ups higher than 1.80 per litre in the Ottawa area. CTV’s Kimberley Johnson reports.
Drivers throughout Canada say the price of gas is pushing them to their limits, with one man saying he’s sold his car. CTV News’ Beth MacDonnell reports.
Former senior U.S. diplomat Alan Eyre says ‘not much has changed’ in negotiations and that messages from the U.S. and Iran to the media may not be accurate.
Journalist and Middle East political analyst Mohamed Fahmy says issues surrounding the Strait of Hormuz continue despite the ceasefire coming to an end soon.
Political Analyst Lori Turnbull on the Liberals’ first week in majority under PM Mark Carney and U.S. commerce Lutnick's comments on Canada’s trade ties.
Ontario proposes counting attendance toward final grades to improve engagement . Critics say students could be penalized for factors beyond their control.
Ontario mom Amy Mastromattei speaks out after finding a blade in her toddler’s organic snack and was very disappointed when Metro offered her a $25 gift card.
Scott Reid on Howard Lutnick’s criticism of Canada-China trade, his remarks about PM Mark Carney making that deal, and where Canada-U.S. trade talks stand.
Three people, including a woman in her 80s, were rushed to hospital after a Mississauga house fire. Crews found heavy smoke, and all are expected to recover.
Political analyst Eric Ham breaks down ongoing U.S.-Iran peace talks, key hurdles to negotiations, and how Trump’s MAGA base is reacting to the conflict.
Pollster Nik Nanos breaks down new polling on Canadians’ views of the economy, finances, rising grocery and gas prices, and the Liberal majority government.
Vancouver Canucks president of hockey operations Jim Rutherford provided an update on the team's plans for a practice facility in East Vancouver Friday.
Tim Hortons’ Smile Cookie campaign runs April 27 to May 3. In North Bay proceeds will support the humane society’s $400K kennel upgrades & a new hospital x-ray.
Two-time Olympic gold medallist Brad Jacobs returns to his hometown Sault club Sunday for a meet and greet as the city renames a street “Team Jacobs Way.”
Sault Ste. Marie gets nearly $5 million in provincial funding. Group Health Centre receives $2.3M while anothern $2.5M will build three stormwater ponds.
Rain forecast for the region has improved slightly but officials remain concerned. Saturday’s Michigan system is still expected to bring 13–17 mm of rain.
A pothole-ravaged Timmins road has a resort seeing red over loses, delivery snarls & cab refusals. The city blames flooding, but no rebuild coming this year.
Two Elliot Lake teens have been arrested after OPP received reports gunshots at apartment complex on Willoughby Road. The two 18-year-olds have been charged.
The North Bay-Mattawa Conservation Authority reports record Chippewa Creek water levels, activates Parks Creek flood controls & warns Lake Nipissing is rising.
A sandbag station is now open in Kagawong for Billings residents impacted by flooding, the self-serve location is at the public works garage on Carter Crescent.
Scientists and police in B.C. are partnering on a new chemical fingerprinting program for illicit drugs, an approach officials say could be a gamechanger.
After two days of below seasonal temperatures, the gradual warm up for Saskatchewan will begin following a snow dump. Sabeen Ahmad has your weekend forecast.
A group of Calgary seniors has filed a lawsuit against their landlord over unsafe living conditions. They are now being threatened with cancelled leases.
More than 500 abandoned or enforcement-related vehicles are waiting to be towed to the Edmonton police impound lot, according to Coun. Erin Rutherford.
Sexual assault charges against self-styled spiritual leader John de Ruiter and his wife Leigh Ann have been stayed. CTV News Edmonton's Amanda Anderson reports.
At least 30 jobs are to be cut at SAIT as the school grapples with reduced international enrolment. Labour groups say it's a result of underfunding education.
Sask. has issued an RFP for “Drone Detection Solution” to boost penitentiary security with real-time monitoring and early warnings. Damian Smith reports.
The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations is pushing back against the federal government and chiefs calling for more transparency and accountability.
An environmental group is appealing a ruling on Saskatchewan’s plan to extend coal plant use, saying emissions laws were ignored. Donovan Maess reports.
The family of a teen killed in a February avalanche at Nakiska Ski Area says they still haven't heard from the resort about an investigation into the slide.
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling for transparency on a planned AI data centre in the R.M. of Sherwood, saying public consultation is needed as opposition grows.
A former Bank of Canada governor is predicting Canada has about a 30 per cent chance of falling into a recession, amid growing global economic pressures.