Новости за 27.10.2017

Canada supports an undivided Spain, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday in response to the Catalan regional parliament in Barcelona passing a motion unilaterally establishing a new country.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has waded into the Catalan political debate, saying Canada recognizes one united Spain.

A total of 21 First Nations in northern Ontario are taking the Ontario and federal governments to court, accusing them of failing to uphold a key clause of a treaty their ancestors signed almost 150 years ago.

In her first public comments since accusing film producer Harvey Weinstein of rape, actress Rose McGowan said Friday she has been "silenced for 20 years" but won't remain quiet about sexual assault and harassment.

The shackled inmate who escaped custody while attending a funeral on supervised escort in Saskatchewan earlier this week may have had assistance fleeing, officials say.

After 80 years, Taylor Field in Regina is set to be turned into rubble.

A 29-year-old California man was arrested after his 11-year-old nephew was found behind the wheel of a car and told police his uncle was too drunk to drive.

If all goes well, officials hope to have a wildfire in southwestern Alberta totally contained by the end of today.

The search continues for a Montreal man who’s been missing in Peru for nearly a month and his loved ones are increasingly worried.

A picture of Halloween-themed, fun size Dole mini salads is sending fear into the hearts of trick-or-treat candy lovers everywhere.

A witness in the trial of two men accused of killing Laura Babcock says the young woman was depressed and talked about suicide in the weeks before she vanished five years ago.

In his new book, 'Endurance,' American astronaut Scott Kelly describes the physical and emotional challenges of spending almost a year on the International Space Station, thousands of miles from home.

People are losing it over a three-Michelin-starred restaurant's take on the Thanksgiving classic pumpkin pie.

A man wanted on charges he raped and killed a 13-month-old girl in Ohio is in custody in Pennsylvania.

Court in Ottawa Thursday heard a 101-year-old war veteran’s harrowing account of a violent home invasion in 2014.

Court in Ottawa Thursday heard a 101-year-old war veteran’s harrowing account of a violent home invasion in 2014.

A senior Montreal police officer has been suspended after the force's provincial counterparts raided its headquarters in a case involving alleged fraud and breach of trust.

Quebec’s provincial police force conducted a raid on the headquarters of the Montreal police department on Thursday evening.

A University of British Columbia student whose throat was slashed in a terrifying attack in a campus dorm last year says she agrees with a court's decision to send her assailant to hospital, rather than prison.

Superstar golfer Tiger Woods pleaded guilty Friday to reckless driving and agreed to enter a diversion program to settle a charge of driving under the influence that began when he was found passed out in his Mercedes.

Golf star Tiger Woods has pleaded guilty to reckless driving and has agreed to enter a diversion program to avoid a DUI charge.

Two new studies have some surprising findings on the prevalence of food allergies among both adults and children. Plus, we have an update to CTV News' report on the settlement paid to three men wrongfully accused of links to terrorism and tortured in a Syrian prison.

Young people jaded by the bumping, grinding, thumping and screeching involved in the modern club scene are finding new ways to make the experience more individual, by cutting out the elements they don’t like while maintaining the vibe of dancing in a crowd.

Delta Airlines says its flight from Atlanta to Amsterdam was forced to make an emergency landing in Labrador on Thursday night.

The U.S. State Department says it stands in support of Spain's government in its efforts to stop Catalonia's independence bid.