Prince Harry and Meghan moving back to the U.K. after six years abroadOpens in new window
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have announced that they will be moving back to the U.K. after stepping back from royal life in 2020.
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Homeward Bound: Meet ‘Dust Bunny’ and ‘Broom’Opens in new window
Two bonded cats with adorable names and opposite personalities are among the pets waiting for forever homes this week.
Vancouver Watch01:57 ·
North Vancouver dad fined for son’s e-scooter useOpens in new window
A father from North Vancouver is paying the price for allowing his 12-year-old son to ride an e-scooter.
Vancouver Watch00:26 ·
Family says dog died in care of Vancouver dog-walking companyOpens in new window
There are questions being raised about what happened to a dog that was killed by two other dogs in the care of a Vancouver dog-walking company.
Vancouver Watch02:35 ·
Man injured after shooting in Maple Ridge neighbourhoodOpens in new window
A Maple Ridge neighbourhood is the focus of a police investigation after shots rang out Tuesday night.
Vancouver Watch01:19 ·
Unusable donations for wildfire evacueesOpens in new window
A man who started a free store for people who have lost everything to a wildfire says a shocking number of items donated are better suited for the trash.
Vancouver Watch02:32 ·
Critical wildfire fighting equipment stolenOpens in new window
Equipment the B.C. Wildfire Service says is crucial for fighting the Bald Range wildfire has been stolen, prompting a police investigation.
Vancouver Watch00:17 ·
Vancouver housing starts drop by 42%Opens in new window
There’s been a dramatic year-over-year drop in the number of new, multi-unit projects getting off the ground, according to the latest data.
Vancouver Watch02:02 ·
Will B.C. put American booze back on the shelves?Opens in new window
Prime Minister Mark Carney is asking premiers to reverse band on U.S. booze bit it remains clear when—or if—B.C. will make the move.
Vancouver Watch02:12 ·
'I don't have sufficient information in order to decide if it's a good agreement': Quebec premierOpens in new window
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette says she needs to 'get more information from Ottawa' to determine if the tentative Canada-U.S. tariff deal is a good one.
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Riders receiver Samuel Emilus takes step toward returnOpens in new window
After missing three games, Riders receiver Samuel Emilus is trending toward an early return to Saskatchewan’s lineup. Donovan Maess reports.
Regina Watch01:45 ·
Sask. NDP calls for gas price relief as families face back-to-school costsOpens in new window
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling for gas price relief, saying families are already struggling with rising back-to-school costs.
Regina Watch00:51 ·
New findings shed light on ancient Sask. petroglyphsOpens in new window
New testing is helping uncover the history of a Saskatchewan site covered in hundreds of ancient Indigenous carvings. Mick Favel has the story.
Regina Watch02:24 ·
$1.8M show home unveiled for Hospitals of Regina Foundation lotteryOpens in new window
The Hospitals of Regina Foundation has unveiled its $1.8-million grand prize home, kicking off its 2026 fall lottery.
Regina Watch01:02 ·
Sask. courts add eagle feathers for those taking the standOpens in new window
People taking the stand in Saskatchewan provincial court now have a new option when swearing or affirming to tell the truth.
Regina Watch00:41 ·
Regina police officer who fatally shot homicide suspect cleared by SIRTOpens in new window
A Regina police officer who fatally shot a homicide suspect in 2025 has been cleared of wrongdoing by Saskatchewan’s police watchdog.
Regina Watch00:37 ·
Richard Green looks to repeat wins at Rogers Charity ClassicOpens in new window
Defending champion Richard Green is looking to defend his title at the Rogers Charity Classic this weekend.
Calgary Watch02:09 ·
Slick surf moves + Suspicious sssssssuspect + Custard fiascoOpens in new window
We take a look at the lighter side of the news and what's trending online and on air.
Calgary Watch02:21 ·
Thunderstorms expected across southern Alberta on ThursdayOpens in new window
Thursday afternoon will likely bring thunderstorms across southern Alberta, starting in the afternoon.
Calgary Watch02:57 ·
Warm weather to continueOpens in new window
Another warm day is on tap as mainly clear skies will dominate Regina as things will get warmer throughout the week. Sabeeh Ahmad has your full forecast.
Regina Watch04:09 ·
Calgary teen represents Canada in ballroom dancing and track and fieldOpens in new window
Calgary-born Patrick Buscu is world ranked in both ballroom dancing and track and field. He says competing in both has made him a better athlete.
Calgary Watch02:31 ·
Edmonton Marathon was more than half a kilometre longer than it should have beenOpens in new window
Organizers are apologizing after it came to light that the Edmonton Marathon was more than a half kilometre longer than it should have been.
Edmonton Watch01:58 ·
Edmonton trying to measure the impact of infill housing on nearby home valuesOpens in new window
City staff will spend the next year trying to figure out how infill housing impacts the value of houses around it. Jeremy Thompson has the details.
Edmonton Watch01:52 ·
Two youths charged after Calgary police chaseOpens in new window
Calgary police say two youths are facing charges after fleeing officers on electric dirt bikes during a stunt-related investigation.
Calgary Watch00:55 ·
Calgary man wanted in fraud investigationOpens in new window
Calgary police are asking for the public’s help in locating a man wanted in connection with a fraud and money laundering investigation.
Calgary Watch00:26 ·
Calgary Sikh centre increases security after threatOpens in new window
The Dashmesh Culture Centre says it is increasing security after receiving threats related to the demolition of its building.
Calgary Watch00:58 ·
Students write letters to their future selvesOpens in new window
Students are reflecting on their goals and challenges by writing letters to their future selves as part of the “The First Day Starts Here” initiative.
Calgary Watch00:50 ·
Calls for more protections for gambling addictsOpens in new window
A month after Alberta rolled out legislated online gambling, critics are calling for the government to better protect people with gambling additions.
Edmonton Watch02:09 ·
Police not to march in Edmonton Pride ParadeOpens in new window
Police won't be allowed to march in this year's Edmonton Pride Parade after several organizations said they planned to boycott the event. Curtis Goodrum reports
Edmonton Watch01:57 ·
Melville girl turns bracelets into support for injured RCMP officersOpens in new window
A girl from Melville is proving age is no barrier to making a difference for two injured RCMP officers. Fruzsina De Cloedt has the story.
Regina Watch02:10 ·
Regina group exploring youth-built housing project in North CentralOpens in new window
A Regina non-profit is exploring a new site that could become a youth-led housing development. Sierra D’Souza Butts reports.
Regina Watch02:05 ·
Three charged after Regina police seize more than 1.5 kg of fentanylOpens in new window
Three people are facing charges after Regina police say they seized more than 50,000 doses of fentanyl.
Regina Watch01:50 ·
Sask. farm hosts bunny yoga classesOpens in new window
For some, yoga is about finding inner peace, but at one farm near Saskatoon, it’s also about keeping up with a few fluffy distractions. Carla Shynkaruk reports.
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Hundreds pack school supplies for Calgary kidsOpens in new window
Hundreds gathered at the Telus Convention Centre to pack thousands of backpacks with school supplies, snacks, personal care items and gift cards for children.
Calgary Watch00:54 ·
lawyer says synagogue egging was not motivated by hateOpens in new window
The lawyer representing the man involved in egging a Saskatoon synagogue says the incident was not fuelled by hate. Laura Woodward reports.
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Elections Alberta falls short on referendum hiringOpens in new window
Elections Alberta says it's falling short of its goal to recruit 60,000 workers for the upcoming referendum.
Calgary Watch00:22 ·
Russian and American foreign interference boosting Alberta separation disinformationOpens in new window
A new study has found Alberta's separation debate is a target for foreign interference, with Russian and American campaigns spreading disinformation.
Calgary Watch02:12 ·
Australian beef offers cheaper option for Canadian shoppersOpens in new window
Canadian shoppers looking to save on beef have another option at the grocery store. Stacey Hein reports explains.
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Lithium battery fires: How to safely charge and store e-bike batteriesOpens in new window
A lithium battery sparked a fire at a Cumberland bike shop. Experts explain how to safely charge, store and spot warning signs in e-bike batteries.
Vancouver Watch02:01 ·
Province to hear from Albertans on data centresOpens in new window
The provincial government will hear from Albertans on Wednesday in the first of a series of feedback and information sessions about data centres.
Edmonton Watch01:29 ·
Sask. premier weighs in after Trump delays 50% tariffsOpens in new window
Premier Scott Moe shared his thoughts on trade negotiations with the United States after 50 per cent tariffs were delayed by three days.
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Cannabis factory near High River goes up in flamesOpens in new window
The facility housing Grass Monkeys Premium Craft Cannabis went up in flames early Wednesday morning. The local cannabis community is reeling in the loss.
Calgary Watch02:38 ·
Weeks of B.C. Ferries cancellations announcedOpens in new window
Weeks of ferry cancellations are creating new travel challenges for Bella Coola and mid-Coast communities as B.C. Ferries repairs a damaged vessel.
Vancouver Watch00:35 ·
New AI-powered wildfire detection technology installed on Vancouver IslandOpens in new window
New AI-powered wildfire detection technology installed on Mount Benson
Vancouver Watch02:02 ·
Trump hints at reviving Keystone XL pipelineOpens in new window
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney says he wants to see the Keystone XL pipeline finished after U.S. President Donald Trump hinted at reviving the project.
Calgary Watch02:52 ·
Potential new melanoma vaccineOpens in new window
The development of a new treatment for melanoma leads MedicalWatch for Aug. 19, 2026.
Winnipeg Watch00:25 ·
Your rights and responsibilities while defending your homeOpens in new window
Maralee speaks with criminal defence lawyer Josh L'abbe about what the law says regarding self-defence and defending your property.
Winnipeg Watch05:21 ·
Skywatch weather at 6 - Aug. 19Opens in new window
Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for Aug. 19, 2026.
Winnipeg Watch03:50 ·
‘Canadians should be happy’ some kind of deal has been made: former counsel generalOpens in new window
Roy Norton, former counsel general of Canada, talks about why Canadians should be happy and says the Trump administration does not ‘respect the rules.’
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Golfers tee off at tournament in BrantfordOpens in new window
Some of the country’s best golfers are vying for top spot at the 2026 Canadian Men’s Mid-Amateur Championship. CTV’s Karis Mapp was there.
Kitchener Watch01:51 ·
Horse who is blind in 1 eye to run in the Canadian Derby.Opens in new window
Three-year-old gelding Javier will run in the Canadian Derby in Edmonton this weekend. The horse has been chalking up wins, despite being born blind in one eye.
Edmonton Watch00:53 ·
Inside the Winnipeg real estate marketOpens in new window
CTV's Joseph Bernacki takes a closer look at Winnipeg's real estate market and why this year looks different.
Winnipeg Watch01:57 ·
Canadian woman lifts Scotland’s famous Dinnie StonesOpens in new window
Laurie MacDougall Sookraj has set the record for Canadian strongwomen. CTV’s Colton Wiens finds out how.
Kitchener Watch02:11 ·
'Cautious optimism' over U.S.-Canada dealOpens in new window
Manitoba's business community is not yet breathing a sigh of relief despite a last-minute deal to pause new tariffs.
Winnipeg Watch01:02 ·
Community reacts to property owner arrestOpens in new window
A Manitoba community cannot believe a rural property owner is facing charges after he was the victim of an alleged theft. Jeff Keele has more.
Winnipeg Watch03:13 ·
Aug. 19 WxBlastOpens in new window
A bit more cloud and a chance of a late-day shower or thunderstorm in the Edmonton area Thursday. Heating up again Friday and Saturday. Wednesday WxBlast:
Edmonton Watch03:52 ·
Edmonton councillor supporting petition to bring professional women's soccer team to cityOpens in new window
Thu Parmar is throwing her support behind a petition to bring a Northern Super League women's soccer team to Edmonton.
Edmonton Watch00:50 ·
16-year-old charged with 2nd-degree murder in death of Edmonton girlOpens in new window
A teenage boy is charged with second-degree murder in the death of a 16-year-old girl.
Edmonton Watch00:30 ·
N.S. premier says PM Carney has asked provinces to return U.S. booze to Canadian shelvesOpens in new window
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says the process to return U.S. alcohol to Canadian shelves is 'pending a final deal.'
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The mission to save a lighthouse near Port ElginOpens in new window
Port Elgin residents fight to restore a small lighthouse that is falling into disrepair. CTV London’s Scott Miller reports.
London Watch02:13 ·
New food hits Whoop-Up Days in LethbridgeOpens in new window
Food vendors at Lethbridge’s Whoop-Up Days are serving up new dishes this year. CTV’s Quinn Keenan tours the grounds and samples the latest additions.
Calgary Watch01:35 ·
CTV News Lethbridge at 5 for Wednesday, August 19, 2026Opens in new window
CTV News Lethbridge at 5 for Wednesday, August 19, 2026
Calgary Watch22:51 ·
Breakfast Club of Canada launches awareness campaign on food insecurity in childrenOpens in new window
As the new school year approaches, children in Ontario are missing more than breakfast with one in three live in a household affected by food insecurity.
Barrie Watch03:51 ·
CTV Lethbridge Weather at 5 for Wednesday, August 19, 2026Opens in new window
The heat continues for Whoop Up Days! Danielle Savoni has the forecast.
Calgary Watch03:50 ·
Dining under the stars at Partage BeechwoodOpens in new window
CTV’s Jackie Perez heads to Beechwood Cemetery to showcase a unique dinner for a good cause.
Ottawa Watch02:06 ·
Sudbury Afrofest celebrates culture Friday and SaturdayOpens in new window
Afrofest returns to Greater Sudbury's Bell Park this Friday and Saturday, celebrating African heritage and culture.
Northern Ontario Watch00:30 ·
Replica guns, fake crime scenes hit North Bay WednesdayOpens in new window
Terrace Lawn Drive in North Bay is closed until 9 p.m. on Wednesday for film production. The public may see simulated violence and replica guns.
Northern Ontario Watch00:32 ·
Wednesday 6 p.m. weather updateOpens in new window
CTV’s Jackie Perez takes a look at the full weather forecast for Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
Ottawa Watch03:47 ·
More bike lanes coming to OrléansOpens in new window
The federal government is pitching in $5 million to build a new bike path network on busy streets in Orléans. CTV’s Peter Szperling reports.
Ottawa Watch01:44 ·
Ottawa cyclists raise more than $10K for CHEOOpens in new window
An Ottawa father and his son are cycling 1,000 kilometres across Newfoundland to raise money for Ottawa’s children’s hospital.
Ottawa Watch01:23 ·
Kids will be heading back to school in a few weeks: time to start new routinesOpens in new window
That includes making sure kids get enough sleep, eat balanced meals, and are up to date on vaccinations.
Barrie Watch01:14 ·
TIFF market looks to help Canadian filmmakers build global connectionsOpens in new window
The Toronto International Film Festival’s inaugural marketplace looks to help Canadian directors and producers make global connections. Andria Case reports.
Video03:18 ·
Latest on negotiations between education unions and provinceOpens in new window
Students are set to return to school in a few weeks, but a number of education unions remain without a contract. Siobhan Morris has the latest.
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CTV Windsor: Weather at Six, Aug. 19Opens in new window
Get the latest forecast for the Windsor area.
Windsor Watch03:05 ·
Should people be vaccinated for rabies?Opens in new window
Rabies is fatal. Dr. Donald Vinh explains who should get a rabies vaccine and what we should do if we come into contact with a rabid animal.
Montreal Watch05:49 ·
Hand in Hand residents displacedOpens in new window
Hand in Hand residents have been displaced after a $70,000 fire this week. CTV Windsor’s Sanjay Maru reports on the work being done to get the residents home.
Windsor Watch03:10 ·
Environment Canada calling for a few more sunny daysOpens in new window
Expect to end the week on a sunny note.
Barrie Watch03:58 ·
Local women’s soccer team defeats professional teamOpens in new window
The Simcoe County Rovers FC won 1-0 against Roses de Montreal, the first time an Ontario club defeated a pro team.
Barrie Watch01:59 ·
Federal Fuel Excise Tax to be restored next monthOpens in new window
The Federal Fuel Excise Tax is set to be restored next month, which will see drivers pay more for gas. CTV Windsor’s Travis Fortnum reports.
Windsor Watch03:58 ·
Hundreds attend Sudbury employment fair in Memorial ParkOpens in new window
Nearly 1,000 job seekers attended an employment fair hosted by Spark Employment in Sudbury's Memorial Park on Wednesday.
Northern Ontario Watch02:00 ·
London band Krush to reunite for benefit concert honouring late bandmateOpens in new window
Krush, a London band to reunite next month to honour their bandmate and raise money for the Kidney Foundation of Canada. CTV London’s Nick Paparella reports.
London Watch02:35 ·
A group of birdwatchers saw the return of the chimney swift bird at the Barrie jailOpens in new window
Every year around this time the swift's fall migration brings the birds back to Barrie to this very chimney.
Barrie Watch01:03 ·
Port Elgin, Southampton beaches deemed unsafe for swimmingOpens in new window
Port Elgin main beach and Southampton beach deemed unsafe for swimming
London Watch00:27 ·
Taxpayers Federation urges Carney to extend federal gas tax suspensionOpens in new window
A touring protest stopped in London, Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation demanding PM Carney extend suspension of federal tax on gas.
London Watch00:49 ·
$1.2 million in drugs, weapons and vehicles seized by OPPOpens in new window
A major investigation leads to multiple suspects facing charges and more than a million dollars' worth of drugs, weapons, vehicles and cash.
London Watch02:45 ·
7-Day weather forecast for northeastern OntarioOpens in new window
CTVNewsNorthernOntario.ca has all the weather details you need to know for northeastern Ontario and what to expect for the next seven days.
Northern Ontario Watch02:15 ·
CTV National News: AI-generated music presenting major challenges for human musiciansOpens in new window
Local musicians in Manitoba express their fears about what the proliferation of AI-generated music will mean for their livelihoods. Alex Karpa reports.
Watch01:47 ·
The Springwater library summer programming is wrapping up with record participationOpens in new window
Library staff say both online and in-person programs have reached new highs this year.
Barrie Watch01:25 ·
Weather at six for the London region: Aug. 19Opens in new window
Get the latest local forecast for the London region.
London Watch03:39 ·
Dam debate divides Townline Road residentsOpens in new window
Neighbours are divided over a decision to open up the Irish Creek dam. CTV’s Heather Senoran reports.
Kitchener Watch02:46 ·
CTV National News: Locals along the Churchill River concerned for future amid hydro mega-projectOpens in new window
The Churchill Falls agreement may be a landmark for clean energy, but what about residents of the communities who live and work there? Garrett Barry reports.
Watch01:52 ·
Scammers trick Oktoberfest vendorsOpens in new window
A phishing scam is targeting vendors of Kitchener-Waterloo Oktoberfest. CTV’s Alexandra Holyk has the details.
Kitchener Watch03:01 ·
CTV National News: ‘Ridiculous’: Everyday Americans and Canadians express frustration with trade warOpens in new window
Heather Wright reports from the U.S.-Canada border in Niagara Falls, where people from both sides of the border gave their thoughts on the on-going trade war.
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CTV National News: Premiers considering walking back American booze ban to alleviate tariffsOpens in new window
While Premier Eby strictly opposes ending the ban on American alcohol, Premier Ford says it could be worth it to protect other sectors. Andrew Johnson reports.
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RWB Revealed takes over True North SquareOpens in new window
Members of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet are holding open rehearsals at True North Square over three days.
Winnipeg Watch01:03 ·
The library has always been a place to learn and explore subjectsOpens in new window
At the Bracebridge library you can learn, and create music using the instruments of your choice.
Barrie Watch01:13 ·
In Your Community: London Air Show PreviewOpens in new window
CTV London's Lauren Stallone was live at the London International Airport
London Watch02:08 ·
Churches allowed to rent parking to downtown workersOpens in new window
Churches, mosques and other places of worship in downtown Ottawa will be able to rent their parking spaces this fall. CTV’s Austin Lee reports.
Ottawa Watch02:41 ·
Ottawa police investigating alleged parking scamOpens in new window
Police say they have received more than 20 reports of a scam targeting people paying for parking spots after a CTV News Ottawa investigation.
Ottawa Watch03:33 ·
Ottawa businesses concerned about possible trade dealOpens in new window
With a trade deal between the U.S. and Canada seemingly imminent, local businesses are holding their breath. CTV’s Dylan Dyson reports.
Ottawa Watch02:10 ·
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