The federal government is using an improved fiscal situation to make increases to some of its tax measures for middle and low income Canadians, but isn't spending much of the nearly $9 billion that has been injected into the federal coffers as the result of a surging economy.
A visually impaired man became trapped in the basement of a Hamilton, Ont. home Tuesday after the house inexplicably collapsed, burying the property in piles of debris and prompting plenty of confusion in the quiet neighbourhood.
A man who was trapped inside a Hamilton, Ont. house after it suddenly exploded Tuesday afternoon has been brought to safety.
A team from the University of Edinburgh has saved an Asian black bear from a painful condition that left its tongue swollen to an enormous size.
The discovery of human remains on a rural British Columbia property, in an area where several women have gone missing, has prompted an exhaustive police investigation that continued on Tuesday.
While promoting his new book, former NHL agitator Sean Avery called the current crop of NHL superstars “boring” and “very vanilla” in an interview with CTV’s Your Morning.
Gord Downie’s brother surprised a Toronto crowd of Tragically Hip fans honouring the late singer in an open-air sing-a-long and encouraged them to keep Gord’s spirit alive by fighting for Indigenous reconciliation.
Author and health policy expert Timothy Caulfield knows it can be very difficult to change people's minds when it comes to vaccines. But he hopes his new book, 'The Vaccination Picture,' will help.
An upscale Toronto neighbourhood known for its multimillion-dollar mansions and sprawling lots has been the target of 160 break-ins this year, according to Toronto police.
An upscale Toronto neighbourhood known for its multimillion-dollar mansions and sprawling lots has been the target of 160 break-ins this year, according to Toronto police.
Conspiracy theories, political jabs and jokes are swirling online ahead of the release of long-classified CIA files regarding the assassination of John F. Kennedy, as people speculate about the potential revelations to come on Thursday.
Hydro-Quebec says it took three hours to completely restore power Tuesday after a massive outage that affected more than a quarter of a million clients in Montreal.
Hydro-Quebec says it is restoring power after a human error led to more than a quarter of a million clients in Montreal being deprived of electricity.
More than 268,000 Hydro-Quebec customers are without power in Montreal.
A man accused of murder in the suspected compassion killing death of his wife will stand trial, after a judge ruled there was enough evidence to proceed.
A school board trustee in B.C. is under fire for comments he made online, criticizing a new trans-friendly curriculum and expressing his support for “traditional family values.”
U.S. officials are investigating after an Air Canada flight from Montreal landed at a San Francisco airport, despite being told to divert due to a potential close call.
American aviation officials are investigating after an Air Canada flight from Montreal landed on a San Francisco runway after being told not to.
A black activist who rescued a white supremacist from a crowd of anti-Nazi protesters says he did it to show love in the face of so much hate.
The father of a missing 3-year-old North Texas girl was arrested Monday after voluntarily giving new answers to investigators' questions about his daughter's disappearance.
A judge has acquitted two Ontario Liberals of Election Act bribery charges.
CTV News has learned that the federal government is expected to announce an increase in payments to families receiving the Canada child benefit.
When the massive Canada C3 ice breaker arrives in Victoria's harbour this week, it will mark the end of a 150-day-long journey exploring Canada's coastline, communities and future.
Quebec Justice Minister Stephanie Vallee is expected to provide further details this morning about how the government's controversial Bill 62 will be implemented.
Quebec Justice Minister Stephanie Vallee says the recently adopted law that forces people receiving or giving public services to have their face uncovered is not repressive.
