Nadia Popovici and Brian "Red" Hamilton shared a moment during the inaugural home game for the Seattle Kraken in late October, but it took until January for them both to realize the moment's significance.
An organization representing dozens of Ontario First Nations is asking the federal and provincial governments for help after a rapid rise in COVID-19 cases in one of its fly-in communities that has affected roughly one-third of the local population.
For air travellers, the new year picked up where the old one left off -- with lots of frustration. By late morning Saturday on the East Coast, more than 2,400 U.S. flights and nearly 4,200 worldwide had been cancelled, according to tracking service FlightAware.
As people around the world shake off their post-New Year's Eve hangovers, some may be surprised to find out that a lot of purported cures actually don't have much science to back them up.
Prince Andrew's effort to immediately block the progression of a lawsuit by a woman who says he sexually assaulted her when she was 17 — on the grounds that she no longer lives in the U.S. — was rejected by a federal judge as oral arguments were set to proceed Monday on the prince's request to dismiss the lawsuit.
Ontario health officials are reporting another record-breaking number of new COVID-19 cases as more than 18,000 infections are logged on Saturday.
Quebec started the new year by reporting 17,122 new cases, as hospitalizations rose by 98 on Jan. 1, 2022.
The minister in charge of Canada's federal social safety net for workers says the government is looking at removing rules that make it difficult for some to get their full parental leave as part of a review of the employment insurance system. .
With 2021 behind us, a number of new rules and regulations are set to take effect this year. Some of the changes include minimum wage hikes, plastic bag bans and soft drink taxes.
The future belongs to Canada, which is a ‘north star’ in a time of xenophobia, populism and climate change, says global strategist Parag Khanna in an interview with CTVNews.ca.
In a year-end interview with CTV National News, Dr. Theresa Tam discusses the future of Canada's pandemic response, from the rapid spread of the Omicron variant to the availability of rapid tests and booster shots.
The Manitoba government is changing the self-isolation requirements for people who have tested positive for COVID-19, including cutting the time in half for fully vaccinated Manitobans not showing symptoms.
Tributes and condolences from different generations of celebrities are pouring in on social media following the news of Betty White’s death.
