A recent trade mission pitching Canadian softwood lumber to China was intended to serve as a message to the United States, International Trade Minister François-Philippe Champagne told CTV's Power Play.
A toddler born with three legs -- because body parts of a twin had grown inside her -- was returning home to Bangladesh Friday after complex and rare surgery in Australia enabled her to walk and run, her doctor said.
A Canadian woman and her American companion have gone missing in Belize, according to friends.
A Canadian woman and her American boyfriend have gone missing in Belize, according to friends.
A former Salvation Army executive diverted truckloads of donations received by the charity to the black market as part of scheme to make money, a Toronto court has ruled.
BC Emergency Health Services says it responded to 109 suspected overdoses around B.C. on Thursday, with 71 of those calls coming from the Vancouver Coastal and Fraser health districts, within Metro Vancouver.
A British Columbia man who killed three people while driving drunk along a winding mountain highway has been sentenced to eight years and four months in prison.
In a mystery that has baffled scientists for more than a century, U.S. researchers have now discovered how blood-red water travels from an ancient lake trapped beneath Antarctica’s Taylor Glacier out towards a waterfall fittingly known as Blood Falls.
Military officials say they have moved this year to force out 77 service members found guilty of sexual misconduct.
U.S. President Donald Trump is sounding wistful as he reflects on his first 100 days on the job. The president says he 'loved' his 'previous life. I had so many things going.'
Federal and provincial justice ministers have agreed on a need for legal reforms to help get the court system moving faster. They agreed that there should be changes to mandatory minimum penalties, bail and preliminary hearings, among other things.
Reforms to Canada's justice system to avoid unreasonable court delays should not include dumping preliminary inquiries but instead should focus on lengthy bail hearings and zero-tolerance policies for cases such as domestic and sexual assault and impaired driving, says a noted criminal defence attorney.
Police say a 48-year-old Florida man used a pipe wrench to beat his pregnant wife to death in front of their four children after an argument over whether the baby was his.
Pope Francis is brushing off security concerns to forge ahead on Friday with a two-day trip to Egypt aimed at presenting a united Christian-Muslim front that repudiates violence committed in God's name.
Five things to know: U.S. President Donald Trump is a day away from marking his first 100 days in office; justice ministers are meeting in Quebec today for an emergency meeting to discuss court delays; the Canadian military will release its third progress report into sexual harassment; CTV News has the inside details on U.S. President Donald Trump's about-face on NAFTA; and a new film is highlighting an architectural marvel in Toronto.
U.S. President Donald Trump made numerous promises throughout the election campaign, but what has he actually done in his first 100 days in office? CTVNews.ca rounds up the highlights.
U.S. President Donald Trump said in an television interview to be aired Sunday that he believes China's president has been putting pressure on North Korea as it pursues its missile and nuclear weapons programs.
A North Korean mid-range ballistic missile apparently failed shortly after launch Saturday, South Korea and the United States said, the third test-fire flop just this month but a clear message of defiance as a U.S. supercarrier conducts drills in nearby waters.
The last of four Arkansas executions over an eight-day period has prompted calls for investigations after the inmate lurched and convulsed while strapped to the gurney.
China's foreign ministry on Friday refused to confirm or deny U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's assertion that Beijing has threatened to impose unilateral sanctions on North Korea if it conducts further nuclear tests.
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Thursday that China has threatened to impose sanctions on North Korea if it conducts further nuclear tests.
Members of Sagkeeng First Nation in northern Manitoba gathered around a sacred fire on Thursday to mark the loss of yet another woman to violence.
Top officials in the Trudeau and Trump administrations scrambled to get a call between the two leaders --- and for Trump to back away from scrapping NAFTA.
Integral House is undeniably an architectural marvel. Nestled in a canopied ravine in Toronto’s Rosedale neighbourhood, the home’s alluring curved walls and sweeping open spaces make it one of Canada’s most unique private residences.
Manitoba’s public insurance company has revoked a Star Trek inspired custom licence plate after receiving complaints that it’s offensive to indigenous people. Nick Troller’s two-year-old plate reads “ASIMIL8.”
