CTV National News: Ottawa’s annual tulip festival kicks off with royal visitOpens in new window
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands greeted crowds in Canada’s capital to kick off the annual festival. Kimberly Johnson reports.
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CTV National News: P.E.I. kids win contest after battery recycling driveOpens in new window
Kids in Cornwall, P.E.I. learn all about the importance of keeping batteries out of the landfill with a creative contest. Maria Sarrouh reports.
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CTV National News: Messi’s arrival at BMO Field reveals Toronto’s issues ahead of World CupOpens in new window
Unsanitary bathrooms, long line ups, and a struggling transit system were just a few of the issues facing the 40,000 fans at BMO Field. Kamil Karamli reports.
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CTV National News: Quebec florists report increased costs of seeds, fuel amid Iran warOpens in new window
Quebec florists say they’re struggling with higher costs of fertilizer, seeds, and more as the war overseas impacts global supply chains. Matt Gilmour reports.
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CTV National News: How will Manitoba solve its growing HIV crisis?Opens in new window
Manitoba continues to report higher than average HIV rates, with some advocates calling for a national inquiry. Alex Karpa reports.
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CTV National News: PM Carney talks trade, policy, and more in global summit addressOpens in new window
PM Mark Carney delivered an address focused on trade at Toronto’s Global Progress Action Summit. Jeremie Charron reports.
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CTV National News: Ship with hantavirus outbreak may trigger cruise anxiety among travellersOpens in new window
A deadly hantavirus outbreak on a luxury cruise ship could be causing some Canadians to reconsider their travel plans. Paul Hollingsworth reports.
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People with hantavirus facing multiple issues, including contact tracing: epidemiologistOpens in new window
Epidemiologist Dr. Christopher Lobas says ‘the biggest logistical challenge is identifying people’ with the virus and contact tracing.
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Dutch princess opens the Canadian Tulip FestivalOpens in new window
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands officially launched the Canadian Tulip Festival in Ottawa on Saturday. CTV’s Kimberley Johnson reports.
Ottawa Watch02:55 ·
Ahsanul Hafiz wins bid to represent Liberals in Scarborough Southwest byelectionOpens in new window
Ahsanul Hafiz will represent the Liberals in the upcoming byelection, winning against Nate Erskine-Smith.
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Elton John honoured with Glenn Gould Prize in TorontoOpens in new window
CP24’s Jee-Yun Lee speaks to Glenn Gould Foundation CEO Brian Levine on the red carpet about the prestigious prize and Elton John’s musical impact.
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Putin demonstrates ‘Russia’s military power’ at Second World War victory parade: military expertOpens in new window
Ret’d Official for the Department of Defence Andrew Rasiulis says the Victory Day parade marks a ‘sombre time’ in history.
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PM Carney’s address at summit implied a ‘fresh approach’ could be needed for negotiations: analystOpens in new window
Political analyst Lori Turnbull discusses PM Carney’s comments at the summit and what could come next for CUSMA negotiations.
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Beloved Toronto diner Patrician Grill closes after over 70 yearsOpens in new window
Patrician Grill, a staple on King Street, is set to serve its last meal on May 9. Rahim Ladhani reports.
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The search for future OlympiansOpens in new window
More than 300 Olympic hopefuls tried their hand at 15 different sports in the hopes of one day representing Canada on the world stage. Tyler Barrow reports.
Calgary Watch01:44 ·
Ottawa 6 p.m. weather forecastOpens in new window
Here is your local and regional weather forecast for Ottawa on May 9, 2026.
Ottawa Watch02:22 ·
Accessibility and sports take centre stage at Adapt ExpoOpens in new window
Carleton University became a hub for accessibility and inclusion at the Adapt Expo in Ottawa. CTV’s Josh Marano reports.
Ottawa Watch02:21 ·
Eastern Ont. Spanish restaurant receives special designationOpens in new window
A restaurant in Prescott received a Restaurants from Spain designation from the Spanish government, reserved for a select group of eateries.
Ottawa Watch03:00 ·
Man in his 60s taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by car in North YorkOpens in new window
Police say a man in his 60s was hit by a car in North York earlier today when he was riding an e-scooter.
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Toddler dies after being pulled from Ottawa RiverOpens in new window
A two-year-old child has died after being pulled from the water of the Ottawa River on Friday night. CTV’s Natalie van Rooy has more.
Ottawa Watch02:49 ·
Senior couple seeking answers after ‘swatting’ incident months laterOpens in new window
A senior couple from Burlington is still left wondering why police were at their door in full tactical gear. Jon Woodward reports.
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TTC riders hold day of action against Ford government’s new Bill 98Opens in new window
TTC riders say Bill 98, the Building Homes and Improving Transportation Infrastructure Act, could have negative impacts on transit users. Beth Macdonell reports
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Tumbler Ridge mayor speaks out after province prepares to demolish high schoolOpens in new window
Mayor Darryl Krakowka says demolishing the school and re-building a new one in a different location is part of the process of ‘due diligence.’
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Record-breaking crowd watches Lionel Messi score at BMO FieldOpens in new window
Lionel Messi, playing for Inter Miami, scored the teams’ fourth goal in front of 40,000 fans at BMO Field against TFC.
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AI helping to fight a form of breast cancerOpens in new window
MedicalWatch for May 9, 2026 brings you a story about research fighting an aggressive form of breast cancer with the help of AI.
Winnipeg Watch02:12 ·
Winnipeg construction season underwayOpens in new window
The City of Winnipeg will be working on 175 kilometres of roads, 50 sidewalks and 15 kilometres of bike lanes during this summer’s construction season.
Winnipeg Watch01:16 ·
Junior Stamps CampOpens in new window
300 young football fans were at McMahon Stadium Saturday brushing up on their skills and learning about the game from the Stampeders.
Calgary Watch01:25 ·
St. Thomas teen whose dying wish was to meet the Toronto Blue Jays passes awayOpens in new window
A dying St. Thomas teen has passed away after fulfilling his wish of meeting his favourite baseball team. CTV Windsor's Brent Lale reports.
Toronto02:23 ·
Montreal garden centres and markets struggling with soaring fuel costsOpens in new window
With soaring fuel costs, Montreal's garden centres and markets are seeing major cuts to their profits.
Montreal Watch02:16 ·
Sea Cadets break ground on new facilityOpens in new window
Sea Cadets break ground on new facility along Barrie's waterfront
Barrie Watch01:05 ·
Are publicly run grocery stores the solution to food insecurity and rising prices?Opens in new window
Montreal Economic Institute analyst Gabriel Giguere speaks about the benefits but also cost of the government running grocery stores.
Montreal Watch05:19 ·
Person struck by plane dies after jumping fence at Denver airportOpens in new window
One person is dead after being struck by a Frontier plane at the Denver airport.
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Meet the powerhouse behind some of Montreal's biggest eventsOpens in new window
Leisa Lee is the Concordia University grad who does promotion behind some of Montreal's biggest events.
Montreal Watch02:55 ·
U.S. awaiting response from Iran in peace talksOpens in new window
Retired Maj.-Gen. David Fraser discusses the conflict between U.S. and Iran and what’s next in the peace talks.
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ATV trail awareness ride in BaxterOpens in new window
Members of the community gathered in Tay Township for the opening of the ATV trail season
Barrie Watch00:55 ·
Council members learn fire ops in CalgaryOpens in new window
Calgary city council members joined firefighters Friday to get a crash course in what they do every day at Fire Ops 101.
Calgary Watch00:50 ·
Sudbury’s Lancer Dome reopens MondayOpens in new window
After collapsing during a snowstorm, Sudbury’s Lancer Dome will reopen now that new lights have been installed, the shell patched & turf repairs completed.
Northern Ontario Watch00:22 ·
Canadiens bounce back and thump Sabres to even seriesOpens in new window
The Montreal Canadiens bounced back in game two, beating the Buffalo Sabres 5-1 to even the best-of-seven series at one game apiece.
Montreal Watch03:12 ·
Montreal Children's Hospital celebrates milestone after most successful campaign everOpens in new window
A seven-year campaign ended in raising $370 million for the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation.
Montreal Watch01:28 ·
Nanos on the Numbers: How are Canadians feeling about the conflict with Iran?Opens in new window
Pollster Nik Nanos discusses the latest polling numbers and how Canadians are feeling about the war with Iran, and other issues.
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Here's what to know about the hantavirusOpens in new window
Dr. William Schaffner says people without symptoms can’t transmit the virus and shares what he makes of the global response to the outbreak.
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'Without a doubt, hate crimes against the Jewish community has risen greatly': Safety analystOpens in new window
Public safety analyst Chris Lewis discusses a recent hate crime targeting Toronto’s Jewish community and whether policing is keeping pace with rising violence.
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'School of Rock' hits Sudbury stageOpens in new window
Sudbury Performance Group’s ‘School of Rock’ show features 32 cast members ages 9–50 and two live bands on stage.
Northern Ontario Watch02:19 ·
Sudbury literary festival celebrates Francophone storiesOpens in new window
More than 40 Canadian authors gather in Sudbury as Salon du livre’s Francophone literary celebration, Stories of Our Roots, runs this weekend at Place des Arts.
Northern Ontario Watch00:48 ·
Sudbury Cubs claim first Centennial Cup winOpens in new window
Lincoln Moore from Sault Ste. Marie scores twice as the Sudbury Cubs beat Truro Bearcats 4-1 for their first Centennial Cup round robin win.
Northern Ontario Watch00:21 ·
Sault unveils Team Jacobs WayOpens in new window
Sault Olympic gold medallists Brad Jacobs and Ryan & EJ Harnden unveiled “Team Jacobs Way” at the Soo Curlers Association, the rink where their careers began.
Northern Ontario Watch01:36 ·
Ancient First Nation artifacts on displayOpens in new window
At more than 2,000 years old, some ancient Anishinabek artifacts are getting a new life at Massey Area Museum.
Northern Ontario Watch02:00 ·
North Bay to pilot 4 off-leash dog zonesOpens in new window
North Bay launches pilot project turning 4 outdoor rinks into off-leash dog areas, citing community feedback with spring upgrades at Bruman dog park also coming
Northern Ontario Watch00:28 ·
North Bay firefighters participate in wellness studyOpens in new window
North Bay firefighters are part of a four-year mental health study on how aerobic exercise impacts cortisol and stress.
Northern Ontario Watch01:28 ·
Ontario Winter Games coming to the Sault in 2028Opens in new window
Sault Ste. Marie gets $2 million from the province for repairs to the John Rhodes Centre, along with hosting rights for the 2028 Ontario Winter Games.
Northern Ontario Watch02:10 ·
CTV National News: Police arrest teenager for shooting at a group of Jewish people with imitation fiOpens in new window
Toronto Police have arrested an 18-year-old in a pair of suspected hate crimes targeting a Jewish community. Janice Goulding has more.
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Technical problem closes small pool in Elliot LakeOpens in new window
Elliot Lake closes small pool at Ruben Yli-Juuti Centre due to technical issues. The lap pool and hot tub remain open. The city says repairs are underway.
Northern Ontario Watch00:24 ·
Ontario volunteer firefighters face July 1 certification crunchOpens in new window
Ontario’s NFPA firefighter certification deadline has small volunteer departments like Iroquois Falls struggling, citing testing bottlenecks & rural challenges.
Northern Ontario Watch01:58 ·
Long, snowy winter means slow sand cleanup in TimminsOpens in new window
The City of Timmins asks for patience as crews clean sand from downtown sidewalks.
Northern Ontario Watch00:33 ·
CTV National News: Pentagon releases new UFO files following Trump directiveOpens in new window
Newly released Pentagon files reveal never-before-seen images and details involving unexplained aerial objects. Joy Malbon reports.
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Rain threatens already flooded regionsOpens in new window
Ian Campbell goes over some of the flooding conditions in northeastern Ontario.
Northern Ontario Watch01:39 ·
Greater Sudbury boil water advisory liftedOpens in new window
The boil water advisory affecting about 90,000 residents in Greater Sudbury was lifted on Friday after two clear sample sets.
Northern Ontario Watch03:00 ·
Email scam targeting farmers' market vendorsOpens in new window
A scam email targeting Manitoba vendors is asking them for a payment to secure a spot in a market that doesn't exist. Harrison Shin explains.
Winnipeg Watch01:50 ·
Deputy Mayor Lewis not taking a run at MayorOpens in new window
Deputy Mayor Shawn Lewis is seeking a third term as ward 2 councillor-- and telling CTV News why he isn't considering a run for the mayor's office.
London Watch00:48 ·
'There are things we can tidy up': Tempo head coach Brondello reflects on loss to MysticsOpens in new window
The Toronto Tempo spoke to the media following a loss to the Mystics, spoiling their WNBA debut.
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Tempo tipped off the inaugural season, falling just short in a loss to MysticsOpens in new window
The Washington Mystics spoiled Toronto Tempo’s WNBA debut with a 68-65 win. Shakira Austin sealed the win with clutch late free throws Friday. Sijia Liu reports
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'We played with more fire,' Habs goalie Jakub Dobes speaks after Canadiens win over SabresOpens in new window
Goaltender Jakub Dobes said his team has improved and is getting used to the series after the Montreal Canadiens beat the Buffalo Sabres 5-1 to even the series.
Montreal Watch00:58 ·
Sawatsky Sign-Off: Squirrel signsOpens in new window
Adam finds out how a 10-year-old was inspired to spread smiles by making signs about squirrels.
Vancouver Watch02:03 ·
Friday Feel Goods: Royal Canadian CircusOpens in new window
In this week’s Friday Feel Goods, the Royal Canadian Circus kicks off its 12-city tour and an event from the Secret Plant Society.
Vancouver Watch01:59 ·
Firefighters respond to 2 Metro Vancouver blazesOpens in new window
A large fire in Vancouver and another blaze on the Queensborough Bridge in New Westminster kept firefighters busy Friday.
Vancouver Watch01:06 ·
Nurses begin strike vote in B.C.Opens in new window
The union representing 55,000 nurses began a four-day strike vote in its labour dispute with the province.
Vancouver Watch01:54 ·
SkyTrain extension reaches major milestoneOpens in new window
A massive transit project is one step closer to opening with construction of the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension underway.
Vancouver Watch01:39 ·
3 guilty of murder in killing of B.C. seniorsOpens in new window
Three men have been found guilty of first-degree murder in the home-invasion killings of an Abbotsford couple.
Vancouver Watch01:54 ·
Push for better supports for postpartum depressionOpens in new window
As Mother’s Day approaches, a woman who lost her friend to suicide is pushing for better supports for those suffering from postpartum depression.
Vancouver Watch02:13 ·
Victoria officer charged with sexual assaultOpens in new window
The department says it was notified of an allegation of sexual assault involving a member in April of last year, and that it stemmed from an off-duty incident.
Vancouver Watch02:09 ·
Board members paid $557 for minutes-long meetingOpens in new window
There’s been another eyebrow-raising use of taxpayer money at Metro Vancouver’s board.
Vancouver Watch01:46 ·
B.C. universities caught in global cyberattackOpens in new window
Post-secondary institutions in B.C. are among those impacted after a global cyberattack on a popular learning management system.
Vancouver Watch02:11 ·
Witness describes gruesome Auburn Bay attackOpens in new window
A Calgary woman recounts seeing several boys attacking another teen in the southeast community of Auburn Bay.
Calgary Watch01:16 ·
Morning showers and mild weather in the works for CalgaryOpens in new window
Morning showers and mild weather in the works for Calgary as a mild weather trend continues.
Calgary Watch02:44 ·
Study: City birds flee men faster than womenOpens in new window
CTV's Science and Technology expert Dan Riskin discusses a new study which found birds in cities fly away faster when women approach than when men do.
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All star performance + Life, Larry and the pursuit of happiness + Laundry partyOpens in new window
We take a look at the lighter side of the news and what's trending online and on air.
Calgary Watch01:24 ·
Regina giving away compost for Compost Awareness WeekOpens in new window
Residents can pick up free compost in Regina this weekend, while supplies last.
Regina Watch00:26 ·
U of R event explores bird safety in urban areasOpens in new window
The University of Regina held an information session on the risks birds face in cities and efforts to create safer spaces for them. Damian Smith has the story.
Regina Watch02:10 ·
Matt Sibley living out a Calgary dreamOpens in new window
The University of Calgary Dinos' receiver is going to play with the Calgary Stampeders. It's a dream come true for the born-and-raised Calgarian.
Calgary Watch02:21 ·
Regina council reviews budget process after property tax hikeOpens in new window
Regina city council is considering budget changes following last year’s record property tax increase. Donovan Maess reports.
Regina Watch01:58 ·
Clear and warm weekend aheadOpens in new window
Temperatures will go up to the high teens for the weekend as things will clear up following cloud coverage and rain on Friday. Sabeen Ahmad has your forecast.
Regina Watch04:14 ·
Hantavirus in Alberta, what is different about the local strain than the cruise outbreakOpens in new window
While the Andes hantavirus has not made its way to Alberta, the province does have a different strain. CTV News Edmonton's Curtis Goodrum has more.
Edmonton Watch01:57 ·
Sask. NDP hopeful for rent control in the provinceOpens in new window
The Sask. NDP highlighted new numbers that show the province has the highest year over year rental increases in the country.
Regina Watch00:57 ·
Esport championships kick off at Bow Valley CollegeOpens in new window
A two-day tournament will see hundreds of Alberta students battle it out for a prize at the school's esports arena.
Calgary Watch02:05 ·
Fitness experts warning of misinformationOpens in new window
Fitness experts and personal trainers say social media is contributing to more dangerous workout trends becoming mainstream.
Calgary Watch02:30 ·
Superheroes jam Southcentre Mall for Hero ChallengeOpens in new window
Southcentre Mall was full of superheroes Friday participating in the Hero Challenge to support Make-A-Wish Canada.
Calgary Watch00:50 ·
Smith says Albertans getting 'impatient' over MOU progressOpens in new window
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith met with Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa Friday morning in pursuit of finalizing the pipeline MOU.
Calgary Watch03:03 ·
Satan's Choice motorcycle gang growing in Alberta, RCMP saysOpens in new window
Alberta RCMP say the growth of the Satan's Choice motorcycle gang in Alberta could lead to clashes with other motorcycle gangs.
Edmonton Watch00:27 ·
Take precautions after Alberta privacy breach: expertsOpens in new window
Privacy protection experts are warning Albertans to take precautions after it was revealed nearly 600 people accessed an online database of leaked voter informa
Edmonton Watch01:52 ·
Slain children remembered at candlelight vigilOpens in new window
The two children found dead last week are remembered at a vigil in the northwest. Advocates say there needs to be better protections against domestic violence.
Calgary Watch04:50 ·
Woman charged in connection to arson at auto dealershipOpens in new window
Saskatoon police have charged a woman in connection to an arson at an auto dealership earlier this year.
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Slain teen remembered at memorialOpens in new window
A memorial for 16-year-old Angeline Boucher is growing. Boucher was fatally stabbed on Wednesday morning, and police are still looking for suspects.
Calgary Watch01:49 ·
Man speaks out after assault outside mosqueOpens in new window
A man who was assaulted outside a mosque in St. Albert spoke out about how the attack is affecting him. CTV News Edmonton's Connor Hogg reports.
Edmonton Watch01:28 ·
Globe Theatre defends production amid school performance controversyOpens in new window
The Globe Theatre responds to backlash over 'Little Red Warrior & His Lawyer,' saying it stands by the production. Connor Chan reports.
Regina Watch03:08 ·
Amazon delivery drivers walk off the job across central Sask.Opens in new window
Dozens of Amazon Prime Delivery drivers across central Saskatchewan walked off the job Friday morning to protest declining wages. Keenan Sorokan reports.
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Métis Nation–Saskatchewan, Red Cross help public prepare for emergenciesOpens in new window
Métis Nation–Saskatchewan and the Canadian Red Cross are helping the public prepare for emergency situations. Jasmine Pelletier reports.
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Flooded fields delay spring seeding for Sask. farmersOpens in new window
Flooded fields are causing frustration for some Saskatchewan farmers as spring seeding gets delayed. Stacey Hein reports.
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Saskatchewan doctors raising concerns over urgent care closuresOpens in new window
At the SMA conference, physicians raised concerns about reduced hours and urgent care closures due to staffing shortages. Jacob Carr reports.
Regina Watch01:56 ·
Sask. launches new search function for mental health supportsOpens in new window
The province has launched a new search function on the SHA website connecting Saskatchewan residents with treatment centres and services. Wayne Mantyka reports.
Regina Watch01:53 ·
Manitoba woman celebrates 110th birthdayOpens in new window
Mildred Giesbrecht of Winnipeg celebrated her 110th birthday surrounded by family and friends at a Winnipeg care home.
Winnipeg Watch01:05 ·
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