In what her mother calls a "Christmas miracle," a Nova Scotia woman who suffered a catastrophic brain injury in a 1996 car accident communicated one-on-one with her mother for the first time in 21 years.
A transport truck fire has halted westbound traffic on a major Toronto-area highway.
A transport truck fire along a major Toronto-area highway caused headaches for hockey fans with tickets to a once-in-a-lifetime game.
Winter is in full force across much of Canada, with extreme cold and heavy snow causing many frigid and messy commutes. The CAA is encouraging drivers to ensure they keep up with car maintenance this season.
Bitter cold enveloping much of Canada has reduced the number of skiers on the slopes during the key Christmas holiday season, blunting industry optimism boosted by good early snow conditions and strong foreign visitor interest due to the weak Canadian dollar.
The body of a 10-year-old British Columbia boy has been found after the vehicle he was in crashed and sank into a lake.
Health Canada says it has requested to see testing data from Claire's Stores Inc. following reports that asbestos has been found in certain cosmetic products sold by the international retailer of youth-oriented jewelry and accessories.
The federal government says it will work with Nova Scotia on the inquiry into the deaths of Lionel Desmond and his family to ensure similar tragedies do not re-occur.
Lottery officials in Ontario are scrambling to find the lucky owner of a $1-million prize-winning Lotto 649 ticket from last January, before the one-year time limit to claim the money expires.
Andy Chawathe came home from a trip to find 86 cm of snow piled up in front of his Scaborough, Ont. home, most of which accumulated during southern Ontario’s Christmas Day snow storm.
Julie Payette has issued a decidedly informal request to Canadians in her first New Year's message as governor general -- "stay active."
The federal government has modified the New Year’s Eve Canada 150 Closing Party on Parliament Hill because of the extreme cold currently gripping much of the country.
The federal government may have cancelled its planned New Year’s Eve Canada 150 Closing Party on Parliament Hill because of the extreme cold currently gripping much of the country.
From the Ontario provincial election to Mexico's presidential race, 2018 is filled with important elections that will have serious ramifications both domestically and abroad.
From refusing to sign the Paris Climate Agreement, to slashing research budgets and being accused of attempting to muzzle scientists, CTVNews.ca highlights how the Trump administration has waged what many experts are calling a battle against science in 2017.
From the Ontario provincial election to Mexico's presidential race, 2018 is filled with important elections that will have serious ramifications both domestically and abroad.
The discovery of human remains in Lake Cowichan, B.C., may bring a family closer to finding out the fate of a loved one who disappeared more than a decade ago.
New York City's deadliest residential fire in decades was accidentally lit by a 3 1/2-year-old boy playing with the burners on his mother's stove, officials said Friday.
After much preparation, a London, Ont. man has travelled to Oxford, England to donate one of his kidneys to his adult son.
The mother of two young girls who were found dead on Christmas Day in a Victoria-area home had concerns about their father's parenting abilities, court documents say.
A new UNICEF report says 2017 has been a horrific year for children in conflict zones, with thousands killed and scores more injured, displaced, recruited to fight, or made victims of sexual violence.
