Carolyn Dare-Wilfred wants to cash in her lucrative stake in the privately-owned Kitchener, Ont.-based multinational food manufacturing company that bears her family name. She is suing her brothers Bryan Robert Dare and Graham Neal Dare under the Ontario Business Corporation Act for blocking access to her stake in the Dare Foods Group.
The Conservative leadership candidates debated in Edmonton tonight, but the highest profile contestant wasn’t there.
The Conservative leadership candidates are meeting again for a debate Tuesday night, but this time the highest profile contestant won't be there.
ith real estate prices booming to dizzying highs in many of Canada`s most desirable markets, it should come as no surprise that luxury home owners are cashing in, using online hospitality marketplaces like Airbnb.
Ontario is looking for public feedback as it crafts legislation to shut 'scalper bots' out of the process of buying and selling tickets online, something the attorney general admits won't be easy.
Yet another study has found that colorectal cancer incidence rates are rising among young and middle-aged adults -- two age groups that don’t currently undergo regular screening for the potentially fatal disease.
A 69-year-old man has pleaded guilty after being captured on video mowing down another man in a Saint John, N.B., parking lot in his Audi SUV.
Vancouver police are preparing for a day of protests outside the new Trump International Hotel and Tower in Vancouver, as the U.S. president's sons come to town to open the family-branded hotel.
Eric, Donald Jr. and Tiffany Trump were all present in Vancouver Tuesday to cut the ribbon at their family-branded Trump International Hotel and Tower, as a crowd protested outside.
Simon Fraser University in B.C. recently hosted a yoga classes featuring bunnies. The idea was to help participants relax among the furry pets while raising money for an animal rescue organization.
Photos of White House adviser Kellyanne Conway kneeling on an Oval Office couch with her shoes on have sparked an online debate about decorum in the executive mansion.
An Ottawa community is grieving the loss of an eight-year-old student who died while at school last week, after what’s being described only as a medical emergency.
When White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer wanted to crack down on leaks last week, he collected his aides' cellphones to check for communication with reporters. The crackdown quickly leaked.
A Florida college student accused of randomly killing a couple in their garage and chewing on the dead man's face told television psychologist Phil McGraw he was fleeing a demon-like figure named Daniel and only had a vague recollection of the slayings.
El Salvador's widespread violence reached an unexpected corner with the brutal and fatal beating of the national zoo's beloved hippopotamus Gustavito.
A years-long struggle with bats led the federal government to relocate 160 staff in a national capital region building until the problem was dealt with, according to documents released to CTV News.
An emerging technology has caught the eye of the innovation-obsessed federal government -- a platform so packed with potential, many experts believe it could comprise the foundation for the next generation of the Internet.
Heralding a 'new chapter of American greatness,' President Donald Trump stood before Congress for the first time Tuesday night and issued a broad call for creating new jobs, overhauling the nation's health care system and significantly boosting military spending.
Despite unusually warm temperatures in parts of the country, a forecaster says bouts of late winter weather are expected for many through March, with more springlike temperatures to arrive by May.
Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel shared his perspective on the show's best-picture gaffe during his Monday monologue on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
With less than two weeks before the first leadership debate, the race to replace Tom Mulcair as leader of the New Democratic Party finally has a few candidates: B.C. MP Peter Julian, Ontario MP Charlie Angus and Quebec MP Guy Caron.
Physicians say a four-month-old Iranian girl with a rare heart condition who was affected by President Donald Trump's travel ban is "out of the woods" and making good progress after her life-saving surgery last Friday.
Mother of murdered teen Reena Virk says crime victims are "completely helpless" in the parole board system, which granted killer Kelly Ellard temporary escorted absences from prison.
The World Health Organization has identified 12 “priority pathogens” that it says pose the greatest risk to human health in an era where bacteria are increasingly resistant to antibiotic medicines.
A pair of friends in Halifax found unlikely success in their bid to find dates to a hockey game after taking inspiration from a Hollywood movie.
