Manitoba remains in the grip of a massive blizzard for a second night -- a brutal blast of winter weather that has closed highways, knocked out power, and blinded drivers with extreme white-out conditions.
Snow, high winds and low visibility made travel extremely dangerous in parts of Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan Tuesday as a blizzard howled through the region for a second day.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau will introduce the federal government's latest budget on March 22 -- his first amid the economic uncertainty of the Donald Trump era.
A former Ontario school teacher has pleaded guilty to multiple sex-related offences involving students, some under the age of 16.
Families of missing and murdered women are still in the dark about how they can participate in the upcoming national inquiry, a coalition of Manitoba family members said Tuesday.
Protesters took to the streets of downtown Halifax on Tuesday, calling for an inquiry of a judge whose controversial acquittal of a taxi driver accused of sexual assault has sparked public outrage.
A protest is planned for the streets of Halifax on Tuesday afternoon, to call for an inquiry of a judge whose controversial acquittal of a taxi driver accused of sexual assault has sparked public outrage.
A cancer patient who was told last week that she may not receive her much-needed chemotherapy on time due to a drug shortage says she 'doesn’t understand' why there is no 'back-up plan' when it comes to drug shortages.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says an investigation into allegations an RCMP officer abused horses in the musical ride will also look at why people were too scared of reprisals to come forward.
WikiLeaks on Tuesday published thousands of documents purportedly taken from the Central Intelligence Agency's Center for Cyber Intelligence, a dramatic release that appears to provide an eye-opening look at the intimate details of America's cyberespionage toolkit.
The Internet Movie Database has added an 'F' classification to its keywords page, to identify movies featuring prominent contributions from women in front of or behind the camera.
Manitoba MP Niki Ashton has joined the growing list of contenders for leadership of the federal NDP.
Gold and other goods worth more than $500,000 were snatched from a B.C. family’s home last month, after police say the two young suspects were invited inside by an unsuspecting member of the family.
It’s a case of too little, too late for a Nova Scotia mother who says a restaurant first refused, then utterly mishandled her request to recharge a necessary medical device for her 11-year-old daughter with cancer.
A Quebec hospital has launched an investigation after a toddler who was being treated for cancer died in their care late last year. The parents of Ghali El Amrani, who died at 23 months, believe they lost their son after he was mistakenly given an extra injection of potassium.
If Donald Trump wants to know whether he was the subject of surveillance by the U.S. government, he may be uniquely positioned to get an answer.
Five things to know: the riding master of the RCMP's famous Musical Ride has been removed from duty over allegations he abused horses; a new study says the federal government doesn't know how much it costs to raise children; a Canadian says she was told to get an immigrant visa to enter the U.S., despite being born in Canada; a Muslim father who spoke out against Donald Trump has cancelled his speech in Toronto; and Oxfam says the government could be doing more for female equality.
U.S. missile launchers and other equipment needed to set up a controversial missile defence system have arrived in South Korea, the U.S. and South Korean militaries said Tuesday, a day after North Korea test-launched four ballistic missiles into the ocean near Japan.
Ottawa doesn't have a bead on just how much it costs to raise a child in Canada, says a new study, prompting some experts to wonder if politics and ideology are trumping evidence when it comes to making decisions on social policy.
North Korea barred Malaysians from exiting its borders and Malaysia followed suit Tuesday, turning ordinary citizens into pawns in the diplomatic battle surrounding the investigation into the bizarre death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's half brother.
The riding master of the RCMP's famous Musical Ride has been removed from duty over allegations he abused horses, CTV News has learned.
RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson says he plans to step away from his job as Canada’s top Mountie in June after a nearly four-decade career in law enforcement.
The aunt of a Syrian boy whose lifeless body drew attention to the Syrian refugee crisis says President Donald Trump’s move to temporarily shut down the U.S. refugee program “hurts a lot.”
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson on Monday compared slavery to immigration in the United States, a view that experts on slavery called inaccurate and a misleading reading of American history.
A Canadian citizen says she was denied entry into the United States by border officials, who told her she needs to obtain an immigrant visa in order to cross.
