Police in British Columbia say they have made numerous arrests and taken approximately $300,000 worth of fentanyl and other drugs off the streets. New Westminster Police Acting Sgt. Jeff Scott called the drug bust “very significant.”
Out of 3,772 hopefuls who applied last summer, only 17 are still in the running to become Canada’s next two astronauts. Here’s a look at the 17 men and women vying for a position with the Canadian Space Agency.
Canada has admitted the largest number of refugees in a single year in nearly four decades, according to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.
The United States must confront Russia for providing weapons to the Taliban for use against American-backed forces in Afghanistan, top U.S. military officials said Monday.
A dashcam camera captured the terrifying moment a four-year-old girl fell out of the back of a moving bus in Arkansas.
Personal finance coach David Lester joined CTV’s Your Morning on Monday to break down four common assumptions about how to boost your bank account.
RCMP in Edmonton are on the hunt for a man who allegedly ran over a gas station employee during a gas and dash Saturday afternoon.
A Canadian company has created a device that can offer a glimpse into what it’s like to have Parkinson’s disease so others can better understand the daily frustrations of the debilitating disorder.
Canada’s high commissioner to the U.K. is encouraging expats to “bring a Brit” to London’s Trafalgar Square on Canada Day for a uniquely Canadian experience -- Tim Hortons coffee and doughnuts.
Second-degree murder charges have been laid against a father and his girlfriend after the badly bruised body of a toddler was found outside a church in Edmonton. Police said that Anthony Joseph Raine, 19 months, died of head trauma and was found with “bruises all over his body.”
Second-degree murder charges have been laid against two people arrested in connection to the discovery of a toddler’s body outside a church in Edmonton.
The jury in the first-degree murder trial of William Sandeson is being shown a video of the medical student's first interview with Halifax police, days after Taylor Samson's disappearance.
On W5.CTVNews.ca: W5's investigation into Canada's opioid crisis continues, with how frontline responders in Vancouver are coping.
French voters shut out the country's political mainstream from the presidency for the first time in the country's modern history, and on Monday found themselves being courted across the spectrum for the runoff election.
Two condemned Arkansas killers who admit they're guilty but fear their poor health could lead to extreme pain during lethal injections set for Monday might become the first inmates put to death in a double execution in the U.S. in more than 16 years.
A B.C. fashion model-turned-freedom fighter is speaking out about her decision to rejoin the fight against ISIS in Syria.
A Newfoundland fisherman’s 11-day hunger strike ended Sunday with an ambulance taking him to hospital, though his supporters say their fight is far from finished.
A Newfoundland fisherman’s 11-day hunger strike ended Sunday with an ambulance taking him to hospital, though his supporters say their fight is far from finished.
Outback police have arrested a 12-year-old boy who was almost a third of his way toward driving solo across Australia.
Four years ago, the Kucherhan sisters’ father, a member of the Canadian Armed Forces, was deployed to Afghanistan. The girls missed him so much that they sent him parcels. Now, a little older, the two are going door-to-door in their hometown of Kanata, Ont., selling Girl Guide cookies to ship to Canadian troops deployed overseas.
