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Alberta's highly-controversial proof-of-vaccination system expires as the clock strikes midnight Wednesday, Premier Jason Kenney announced Tuesday amid accusations that he was playing politics with public health measures.
The Government of Saskatchewan announced plans to remove its COVID-19 proof of vaccination and masking policies over the course of the next month.
Ontario will give out free COVID-19 rapid tests at grocery stores across the province, sources say.
The so-called 'Freedom Convoy' protest has paralyzed Ottawa for days, making parts of the nation's capital inaccessible and forcing some businesses to close. CTVNews.ca looks at the key events and dates that led to the demonstration.
In the blink of an eye, Canadians have been reminded that we should never take our democracy or its institutions for granted. What was supposed to be a bon-enfant demonstration against a vaccine requirement soon melted down into an ugly, unbridled celebration of lawlessness, former NDP leader Tom Mulcair writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
A foreign student in Manitoba says she can't afford to pay more than $38,000 she was billed for a nine-day hospital stay – some of it under an involuntary psychiatric hold – after she had a mental health crisis during the pandemic.
Several Canadians scored Oscar nominations Tuesday with Quebec writer/producer Denis Villeneuve, Toronto costume designer Luis Sequeira and Quebec producer Roger Frappier among those with strong ties to leading contenders 'Dune,' 'The Power of the Dog' and 'Nightmare Alley.'
Fully vaccinated people account for the majority of daily new hospitalizations in most provinces, but experts say the risk of hospitalization is actually higher among those who are unvaccinated. CTVNews.ca spoke with experts from across the country to understand why.
Scientists and medical experts from around the world have agreed on a research definition for “long COVID” in children, according to a U.K.-based study, the first such consensus for young people.
Tanya Tagaq says her new album 'Tongues' is a reminder to Canadians they can no longer "turn their head" to the atrocities inflicted on Indigenous Peoples.
Legal challenges of employer vaccine mandates and health measures are being tossed out as arbitrators in Canada largely side with the need to maintain safe workplaces during a pandemic, legal experts say.
The Queen now suggesting that it is her 'sincere wish' that Prince Charles' wife, Camilla, should be known as 'Queen Consort' when her son succeeds her is a significant step, Richard Berthelsen writes in his latest column on CTVNews.ca.
The British Army performed royal gun salutes on Feb. 7, to mark 70 years since Queen Elizabeth's ascension to the throne.
Film critic Richard Crouse shares his take on 'Jackass Forever,' 'The King's Daughter' and 'Scream.'
Meet Midas, a cat from Turkey that was born with four ears due to a rare genetic condition.
Ed Cantor, owner of Cantor's Meats in Winnipeg, talks about which food items are expected to get more expensive in the new year.
Australian marine archeologists say they found the shipwreck of James Cook's Endeavour, but American experts disagree.
After lasting months and going viral along the way, the story of the B.C. blender-box being held hostage by a trio of cats has come to an unexpected end.
Dan Riskin reports on why climate scientists must learn from the COVID-19 pandemic and work towards building trust with the public.
Jerome Seremak, provincial team coach of Canada's national dragon boat team, explains how the team's special boat works on ice.
Jordan Pierre-Gilles, a short track speed skater for Team Canada, talks about his journey in the sport and what he wants to accomplish.
W5 reveals troubling footage obtained by animal activist Francis Metivier of conditions endured by sled dogs at Canadian tourist operations.
Colombian police found and seized 118 kg of cocaine from an ambulance thought to be transporting a 'COVID patient.'
Australian marine archeologists say they found the shipwreck of James Cook's Endeavour, but American experts disagree.
A massive ocean wave that was tracked off the west coast of Vancouver Island in 2020 is now considered the most extreme rogue wave ever recorded, according to scientists at the University of Victoria.
A Victoria woman says she's grateful to be alive after a vehicle plowed through her living room wall, where she was sitting just moments before.
A former teacher in Barrie, Ont., traded in her lesson plans to spend more time outdoors while still positively impacting the community.
Saanich is home to a new restaurant called the "Slushy Shack." But the brightly coloured building is actually a film set for a TV series that started shooting in Victoria late last fall.
What started as a way to deal with the stress of the pandemic has earned a Manitoba Métis beader a spot at the Paris Fashion Week.
The next chapter in the saga of the English Bay barge could begin in the next month or so, the vessel's owner says.
After years of calling on the Ontario government to acknowledge the destructive health impacts of McIntyre Powder on miners who were forced to inhale it to keep their jobs, those affected will now have easier access to occupational illness benefits.
Ninety-five-year-old Eva Hilborn made contact with rural families who didn't have easy access to libraries during the pandemic and bought about two dozen books to send to them. Since then her operation has grown considerably, offering a book a month to 130 children.
Everything must go and that's what Rene Hajas and his team with North American Auction is aiming for at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel.
Jennifer Morgan, who heads the environmental group Greenpeace International, is to become Germany's new climate envoy, officials said Tuesday.
Plastic pollution at sea is reaching worrying levels and will continue to grow even if significant action is taken now to stop such waste from reaching the world's oceans, according to a review of hundreds of academic studies.
Trust is a major barrier when it comes to successfully getting buy-in to fight climate change. Read more in this week's Riskin Report on CTVNews.ca.
Penguins have become far more than an iconic symbol of the earth’s frozen south. Scientists now use them as key indicators for understanding climate change near the South Pole.
Iceland says it will end whaling from 2024 amid dwindling demand and continuing controversy.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to stop marginalizing the unvaccinated and recognize the collateral damage so many restrictions are having on Canadians, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
In the blink of an eye, Canadians have been reminded that we should never take our democracy or its institutions for granted. What was supposed to be a bon-enfant demonstration against a vaccine requirement soon melted down into an ugly, unbridled celebration of lawlessness, former NDP leader Tom Mulcair writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
Born: August 24, 2020. Died: February 2, 2022. Erin O’Toole’s 526-day intra-pandemic Conservative leadership has been euthanized, taken down by a mercifully quick and decisive 75-vote backstabbing from his own MPs, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
Bernie Saunders -- the fifth Black hockey player in the NHL, who left his career early due to countless racist experiences -- says diversity training does not go far enough. Instead, repeated offenders should be banned from the sport.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a hardline stance against the truckers and their supporters protesting on Parliament Hill, but the movement could grow into a bigger political opponent down the road, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.