As Hurricane Maria approaches, Global Affairs is warning Canadians to “avoid all travel” to more than a dozen islands in the eastern Caribbean and asking those on the affected islands to “leave by commercial means while they are still available and if it is safe to do so.”
Global Affairs is warning Canadians to “avoid all travel” to more than a dozen islands in the eastern Caribbean as Hurricane Maria approaches.
Ten years ago, Canadian MCpl. Jody Mitic was a sniper moving through the dark on patrol in Afghanistan when he tripped an IED that cost him his lower legs. He went back, recently, and W5 was there.
Today is the start of the fall sitting of the House of Commons.
Today is the start of the fall sitting of the House of Commons. At 2:15 p.m. MPs will be in their seats for the first question period since June, when parliamentarians decamped for their ridings.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is dropping the gloves in his fight with Boeing, saying his government won't do business with a company that is busy attacking Canadian industry and trying to put aerospace employees out of work.
Canadians rank among the most prolific users of antidepressants in the world, but new research has linked the widely-prescribed medications to an increased risk of premature death.
A judge who on Monday spared a woman jail time for pretending to have cancer and claiming to be a wildfire evacuee was highly critical of the general public's "mob mentality" toward her.
A 41-year-old man who was the subject of an Amber Alert involving his six-year-old boy has been charged in the slaying of the child's mother.
The owner of the Toronto restaurant where a real estate broker was shot dead says the victim laughed at his killer moments before the fatal shot rang out.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Theresa May are meeting on Parliament Hill as she makes her first visit to Canada.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Theresa May say their two countries are working towards a new bilateral free trade deal to take effect after the United Kingdom leaves the European Union.
Australian researchers have created a microchip that converts light into sound waves and then back again for the first time ever.
Ontario's former privacy commissioner says individuals' personal data is worth more than oil in the hands of tech companies and the government.
Ontario's former privacy commissioner says individuals' personal data is worth more than oil in the hands of tech companies and the government.
Why are epinephrine injectors, which can halt a potentially fatal allergic reaction, not as easily accessible in public as defibrillator devices for heart attacks? It’s a question many parents are asking, and the answer may lie in costs and fears over lawsuits.
Ontario plans to introduce new penalties for drug-impaired drivers ahead of the legalization of recreational marijuana next July.
The Surete du Quebec are asking for the public’s help with identifying a possible witness in their investigation of an Amber Alert case.
American professional wrestling manager Raymond Louis Heenan, better known as Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, died on Sunday, according to World Wrestling Entertainment. He was 73.
A Saskatchewan couple will share their upcoming wedding day with close friends as well as friendly businesses, after signing up several paid sponsors in exchange for shout-outs during the ceremony.
The father of an 11-year-old Manitoba girl who was struck and killed by a train wants to know why there aren’t better safeguards at the pedestrian crossing where she died.
The Caribbean, which was left reeling from Hurricane Irma, is facing down another hurricane, with forecasters warning residents about the storm's strength. In Canadian news, a B.C. man dying from cancer took a moment this weekend to bid farewell to friends and family members while he was still able, as part of an unorthodox version of wake.
CTVNews.ca spoke with several experts to pose the big question: What if everything went wrong, and North Korea launched a nuclear missile strike against North America?
Phase two begins this week in the House of Commons' politically charged debate over combating Islamophobia in Canada.
The RCMP has launched at least 20 investigations involving dozens of vendors shipping fentanyl from China as Canada grapples with a record number of illicit opioid deaths, the force's director of serious organized crime says.
