The cost of the mandatory three-day hotel quarantine that goes into effect on Monday appears to be well below the $2,000-per-person price tag cited by officials when they announced the new program.
The federal government announced it will extend the Canada Recovery Benefit eligibility period by an additional 12 weeks, as some recipients face a cut-off by end of March.
With COVID-19 variants of concern continuing to spread across Canada, new national modelling shows that even the current level of public health measures will not be enough to prevent a resurgence of the virus nationwide. 'We could see a third wave that is even worse than the second or the first,' said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Charles Venable resigned Wednesday as head of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields after a racially insensitive job listing sought an art director who would maintain the museum's 'traditional, core, white art audience.'
Buckingham Palace confirmed Friday that Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, will not be returning to royal duties, and Harry will give up his honorary military titles.
The stay-at-home order for Toronto, Peel Region and North Bay-Parry Sound has been officially extended until March 8.
The Ontario government will reveal today whether a stay-at-home order in four of the province’s COVID-19 hot spots will be lifted or if businesses can begin to reopen.
Whether you're seeking a promotion, a raise, networking contacts, or a new job entirely, CTV News' Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid offers some career development tips during a pandemic.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will host Justin Trudeau and their G7 counterparts for a virtual leaders' summit today aimed at bringing renewed momentum to COVID-19 vaccine distribution.
Zoos and aquariums across the country say they've also reached their breaking points with no revenue coming in due to lockdown measures and fixed costs related to animal care.
As winter storms and freezing temperatures continue to wreak havoc across Texas, many are having to fight for survival.
Tourists who take selfies with wild mountain gorillas could put the primates at risk of developing COVID-19, according to new research.
