Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says military commanders are re-assessing Canada's future role in Iraq following a declaration that the country has been completely liberated from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant.
The Transportation Safety Board says evidence suggests a tool bag being carried outside a Hydro One helicopter struck the rear rotor of the aircraft just prior to a crash in eastern Ontario that killed all four people on board.
Nissan Canada has informed its customers who have financed a vehicle that some of their personal information may have been compromised during a possible data breach.
With Loblaw Companies Ltd. offering customers $25 gift cards after admitting its part in a bread price-fixing scheme, some are saying the best use for that money would be to give it to charity.
A Calgary man originally arrested in May faces dozens of sexual abuse charges after an additional 19 alleged victims came forward.
Canada abstained from the United Nations' General Assembly vote on U.S. President Donald Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
The rules for cat and dog owners in Laval are becoming tougher in 2018. As of Jan. 1, all dogs and cats over six months old will have to be sterilized.
Apple has finally admitted to what many have suspected for years: it deliberately slows down old iPhones with new iOS updates.
Three opera singers and a classical musician in the United States say that world-renowned conductor Charles Dutoit, who had a 25-year run with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, sexually assaulted them.
A B.C. father has been charged with second-degree murder after the bodies of his two young daughters and wife were discovered in a Kelowna home.
Hoverboards, fidget spinners and trampolines all topped the list of the most common ‘unsafe’ toys that can send children to the hospital, according to healthcare professionals from around the globe.
A street in southern Ontario will continue to be called "Swastika Trail," after the local township council voted against changing the controversial name.
An Alberta man is getting the gift of sweet justice this Christmas season, after social media helped police identify a suspect in the theft of a parcel from his doorstep.
A senior is in hospital in serious condition after he was assaulted outside of a Costco in downtown Vancouver.
A man who has already been convicted of three murders in the Ottawa area has been handed two more life sentences for the attempted murder and robbery of a 101-year-old war veteran.
CTVNews.ca takes a look back at some of the biggest and most controversial scientific discoveries of 2017 including synthetic wombs, mysterious voids and apocalypse-proof animals.
The mother of Amanda Todd, a B.C. girl who died by suicide after being viciously bullied online, says she’s outraged that the man charged in the case is trying to make money by publishing a book about his side of the story.
The mother of Amanda Todd, a B.C. girl who died by suicide after being viciously bullied online, says she’s outraged that the man charged in the case is trying to make money by publishing a book about his side of the story.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been forced to issue an apology over a Christmas trip. Plus. a Calgary Flames player is helping Indigenous youth experience the professional hockey game up close.
From Ontario’s serial killer nurse to Nova Scotia’s “GRABHER” licence plate drama to Quebec’s controversial face-covering ban, CTVNews.ca has the five court cases that gripped Canadians this year.
Thousands of mourners are gathering near Toronto to pay tribute to a billionaire philanthropist couple who died under suspicious circumstances last week.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be among thousands attending a memorial service today for a billionaire philanthropist couple found dead in their Toronto home.
The Canadian dollar soared on news that the country's annual inflation rate accelerated to 2.1 per cent last month, as the Toronto stock index set another record high.
Two men were arrested after the car in which they were travelling crashed into pedestrians on a busy central Melbourne street Thursday, leaving up to 19 people injured.
Former Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s wife joined the chorus of online backlash against a Canadian TV personality who bragged about killing a cougar in northern Alberta.
