Scarborough Crash Leaves Two Critically Injured
A serious collision along Lawrence Avenue East in Scarborough has left two individuals in critical condition. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene, and the injured were transported to a local hospital. The cause of the crash is under investigation.
WestJet Flight Returns to Vancouver Due to Mechanical Issue
A WestJet flight bound for Arizona was forced to return to Vancouver International Airport shortly after departure due to a mechanical issue. The aircraft landed safely, and passengers were accommodated on a later flight. The airline is investigating the matter.
Whitecaps Future in Question as Federal Funding Announced
The Vancouver Whitecaps face an uncertain future as the federal government announced soccer funding in Vancouver. Critics express a sense of déjà vu, recalling previous team losses in the city. The club's long-term viability remains a topic of debate.
Alberta Energy Sector Sees 'Profound Momentum'
Alberta's energy sector is experiencing significant growth, with new projects underway and improving relations with Ottawa. Global demand for energy continues to drive investment, according to industry leaders.
Calgary Journalist Reported Voter List Breach Weeks Ago
A Calgary journalist notified Elections Alberta about a voter list breach several weeks before it became public. The breach raises concerns about electoral integrity and data security.
Vehicle Strikes Pedestrian and Building in Centretown
A vehicle struck a pedestrian and a building in Ottawa's Centretown neighborhood. The pedestrian sustained injuries and was taken to hospital. Police are investigating the incident.
Ottawa Municipal Election Candidates Begin Registering
Candidates have started registering for Ottawa's 2026 municipal election. The first day saw a mix of familiar faces and newcomers, signaling a competitive race ahead.
Montreal Workers' Day Protest Leads to 13 Arrests
Thirteen individuals were arrested during a Workers' Day protest in Montreal after police officers were allegedly assaulted. The demonstration remained largely peaceful, but isolated incidents led to the arrests.
Montreal Man Sues Ferrari Quebec After Explosion
A Montreal man is suing Ferrari Quebec after a car owned by Luc Poirier exploded at a dealership, causing life-threatening injuries. The lawsuit alleges negligence and seeks damages.
Sleeping Child Narrowly Missed by Gunshots in Edmonton
A sleeping child was narrowly missed by gunshots in northeast Edmonton. Police are searching for the shooter and urge anyone with information to come forward.
West-End Daycare at Centre of Sex Assault Allegation
A west-end daycare is under investigation following a sexual assault allegation. The Major Crime Unit has taken over the case, and the daycare remains closed pending the inquiry.
Nova Scotia RCMP Investigate Woman Missing Since 2023
Nova Scotia RCMP's Major Crime Unit has taken over the case of a woman missing since 2023. Authorities are appealing for public assistance in locating her.
Nova Scotian Joe Wood Inducted into Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame
Joe Wood, a Nova Scotian musician, has been inducted into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame, calling it 'quite an honour.' His career spans decades of contributions to the genre.
Winnipeg Police Training Needs Update After Fatal Shooting
An expert says Winnipeg police training requires modernization following the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old. The incident has sparked calls for reform and accountability.
Old-School Hobbies See Revival as 'A Resistance'
More people are turning to old-school hobbies such as knitting, woodworking, and gardening as a form of resistance against digital overload. This trend reflects a desire for mindfulness and creativity.
Saskatchewan Premier Moe Supports Revival of Canada-U.S. Pipeline
Premier Scott Moe has expressed approval for a possible revival of the Canada-U.S. pipeline project, citing economic benefits and energy security.
Regina Walk Honours MMIWG2S+
A walk in Regina honoured missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people. Participants emphasized the need for continued awareness and action.
Cat Found Tied Up Inside Reusable Bag in Cambridge
A cat was discovered tied up inside a reusable bag in Cambridge, Ontario. Animal services are investigating the abandonment, and the cat is receiving care.
Stratford Pledges $15 Million for Grand Trunk Revitalization
The City of Stratford has committed $15 million to revitalize the Grand Trunk area, aiming to boost economic development and community spaces.
University of Saskatchewan Dental Clinic Unveils $24M Overhaul
The University of Saskatchewan's dental clinic has completed a $24 million renovation, enhancing patient care and training facilities for students.
Two Saskatoon Group Homes Aim to Support Vulnerable Youth
Two new group homes in Saskatoon will provide support for vulnerable youth, offering safe housing and access to social services.
Mattawa Declares State of Emergency
The community of Mattawa has declared a state of emergency due to infrastructure concerns. Officials are working to address the situation and secure provincial assistance.
Beloved Nipissing Trauma Support Dog Chewie Retires
Chewie, a beloved trauma support dog in Nipissing, has retired after years of service. The dog provided comfort to victims and first responders in crisis situations.
London Municipal Election Sees Busy First Day of Nominations
The first day of nominations for London's 2026 municipal election saw a mix of first-timers and familiar faces, indicating a competitive race ahead.
Victim's Family Angered After Former Girlfriend Sentenced in Stabbing Death
The family of a stabbing victim expressed anger after the former girlfriend received a sentence they consider too lenient. The case has sparked discussions about justice.
Highway 400 Lane Closures Due to Crash Involving Police Vehicle
Highway 400 experienced lane closures after a crash involving a police vehicle. No serious injuries were reported, but the incident caused traffic delays.
Time to Stand Up and Be Counted for School or Municipal Office
Elections for school boards and municipal offices are underway, encouraging citizens to participate in local democracy.
Who's Running in the 2026 Windsor Municipal Election?
Nominations are open for the 2026 Windsor municipal election, with candidates beginning to register. Voters are encouraged to learn about the candidates.
Esquimalt Nation Celebrates New Health Centre
The Esquimalt Nation has opened a new health centre, providing improved healthcare services to the community. The facility marks a significant milestone for the nation.
B.C. Legislature Looks into Changes After MLA Avoids Censure Over Nazi Slogan
British Columbia's legislature is reviewing its procedures after an MLA avoided censure for using a Nazi slogan. The incident has prompted calls for stricter ethics rules.
Nova Scotia Farmers Hope for Healthy Growing Season After 2025 Drought
Farmers in Nova Scotia are optimistic about the 2026 growing season after enduring a severe drought in 2025. They hope for better weather conditions to ensure crop yields.
New Exhibit Explores How Dogs Think, Feel, and Communicate
A new exhibit at a science centre delves into canine cognition and communication, offering interactive experiences for visitors to understand their furry friends better.
U.S. to Withdraw 5,000 Troops from Germany
The United States plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany over the next 6 to 12 months, fulfilling a previous threat by President Trump. The move has implications for NATO and European security.
Man Charged in Maine Paddleboarder Death Ruled Competent to Stand Trial
A man charged in the death of a paddleboarder in Maine has been ruled competent to stand trial. The case continues to unfold in court.
Politics: Carney Says His Stance on Iran War Shifted with Trump's Goals
Mark Carney stated that his position on the Iran war changed as President Trump's objectives evolved. The comment reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Canada Looking to Wrap a Trio of Trade Deals This Year
Canada's trade minister announced plans to finalize three trade agreements this year, aiming to strengthen economic ties and diversify markets.
Capital Dispatch: 'Canada Strong' More Than a Slogan, Says PM Carney
Prime Minister Carney declared that 'Canada Strong' is more than a slogan, emphasizing national unity and resilience in the face of challenges.
Business: Spirit Airlines Going Out of Business After 34 Years
Spirit Airlines announced it is ceasing operations immediately after 34 years of service. The airline cited financial difficulties and market conditions.
Trader, Brewer, Newspaper: What's Canada's Oldest Company After Hudson's Bay?
With Hudson's Bay no longer operating, attention turns to other historic Canadian companies. The oldest remaining may be a trader, brewer, or newspaper.
Trump Says Spirit Bailout Still Possible
Former President Trump suggested that a bailout for Spirit Airlines might still be possible, despite doubts about the airline's survival.
Health: U.S. Court Restricts Abortion Access by Blocking Mailing of Pill
A U.S. court has restricted abortion access by blocking the mailing of abortion pills, a decision that has sparked legal and political debates.
Ottawa Reforms of Disability Tax Credit 'Step in Right Direction'
Advocates say Ottawa's reforms to the Disability Tax Credit are a positive step, but more work is needed to ensure accessibility and fairness.
Health Canada Approves 2nd Generic Version of Ozempic
Health Canada has approved a second generic version of Ozempic, a diabetes medication. The Canadian-made generic is expected to increase affordability.
Entertainment: Angine de Poitrine's Success Hits Close to Home
The band Angine de Poitrine has achieved remarkable success, resonating with local audiences and gaining international attention.
Gerry Conway, Co-Creator of Punisher, Dies at 73
Gerry Conway, the comic book writer who co-created the Punisher in Spider-Man, has passed away at age 73. His legacy in the industry is significant.
Fugees Rapper Pras Reports to Prison for 14-Year Sentence
Pras Michel, a member of the Fugees, has reported to prison to begin a 14-year sentence for conspiracy and other charges.
Sports: Canada Prepares for 'Worst Case Scenario' During FIFA
Canada is taking measures to prepare for potential security and logistical challenges during the FIFA World Cup, including worst-case scenario planning.
Whitecaps Future in Question Amid Federal Soccer Funding
The Vancouver Whitecaps' future remains uncertain as the federal government announces soccer funding, sparking debate about the team's viability.
Desai Named Canada's Men's Cricket Coach Amid Turbulent Time
Cricket Canada has appointed Desai as the men's national team coach during a period of instability, aiming to rebuild the program.
Lifestyle: Dumplings vs. Machines: China's Latest Food Fight
In China, traditional dumpling makers are competing with automated machines, highlighting tensions between culinary heritage and modernization.
Georg Baselitz, German Artist Known for Upside-Down Paintings, Dies at 88
Georg Baselitz, a German artist famous for his provocative and upside-down paintings, has died at age 88. His work challenged conventional perspectives.
Australia's 'Most Beautiful' Street Fed Up with Viral Fame
A street in Australia known for its beauty is struggling with overtourism and viral attention, leading residents to seek privacy.
Climate & Environment: Nova Scotia Farmers Hope for Healthy Season After Drought
Farmers in Nova Scotia are optimistic for a healthy growing season after the severe drought of 2025, with improved soil moisture levels.
Mexico City Sinking So Quickly It Can Be Seen from Space
Mexico City is subsiding at an alarming rate, visible from satellite imagery, due to groundwater extraction and urban development.
Citizen Campaign Returns Kiwi Birds to New Zealand's Capital
A citizen-led campaign has successfully reintroduced kiwi birds to Wellington after a century-long absence, boosting conservation efforts.
Sci-Tech: U.S. Military Reaches Deals with 7 Tech Companies for AI
The U.S. military has signed agreements with seven technology companies to use their artificial intelligence systems on classified operations.
Key Takeaways from Musk's Testimony at OpenAI Trial
Elon Musk's testimony in the OpenAI trial revealed insights into the company's founding and disputes over its direction.
Underwater Robot Tracks Sperm Whale Conversations in Real Time
An underwater robot is now capable of tracking sperm whale vocalizations in real time, aiding marine biology research.
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A curated list of the top 60 advent calendars available in Canada for 2025, featuring a variety of themes and products.
Canadian Shampoo and Conditioner Transformed My Hair Health
A personal review of a Canadian shampoo and conditioner that significantly improved scalp and hair health over a month of use.
20 Foolproof Gifts for Early Holiday Shopping
Recommendations for 20 reliable gifts to order early for the holiday season, ensuring timely delivery and satisfaction.
Smart Laundry Basket Solved Our Biggest Household Argument
A review of a smart laundry basket that resolved a common household dispute, making laundry organization easier.
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CTV Shopping Trends readers share their top 20 Amazon Canada purchases from October, highlighting popular items.
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Top 15 Korean beauty skincare products to incorporate into your fall routine for glowing skin.
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