Cherry St. BBQ has released a special Father's Day cooking video, featuring grilling tips and recipes perfect for the holiday. The video, published on June 16, 2026, at 6:00 AM EDT, showcases expert techniques for barbecue enthusiasts.
Condolences Pour In for Ontario Family
An Ontario family is mourning the loss of five children in a devastating crash. The community has expressed heartfelt condolences as investigations continue.
Toronto Police Seize Drones Near World Cup Events
Toronto police report seizing six drones near World Cup events since last Wednesday, citing safety concerns. Authorities remind the public of restricted airspace rules.
Team Canada's B.C. Players Prepare for World Cup Match
Team Canada's British Columbia-born players express pride ahead of a hometown World Cup match against Qatar. One player said, 'It's a true honour.'
Vancouver Youth Hockey Program Shut Down
A Vancouver youth hockey program has been terminated by the school board, leaving families seeking alternatives.
Calgary Flames Co-Owner Alvin Libin Dies at 95
Alvin Libin, co-owner of the Calgary Flames, passed away at age 95. His contributions to the team and community are remembered.
Gas Prices in Alberta Trend Downward
Gas prices in Alberta are declining amid U.S.-Iran ceasefire talks, offering relief to drivers.
Man on Scooter Dies in Car Collision
A man riding a scooter died after colliding with a car on Carling Avenue. Police are investigating the incident.
Military Training in the Ottawa Valley
An inside look at military training exercises in the Ottawa Valley highlights the preparedness of Canadian forces.
Fréchette Addresses Anglo Relations and OQLF Controversy
Fréchette discusses a new tone with anglophones, the latest OQLF controversy, and allegations of police racism in Montreal.
Calls for Independent Investigation into Montreal Police Racism
Mounting calls demand an independent probe into alleged racism within the Montreal police force.
Two Dead, Two Injured in Leduc Crash
A crash in Leduc left two dead and two injured. Emergency services responded promptly.
Caterpillar Population Explosion in Yards
Experts offer advice on managing a caterpillar population explosion in yards across the region.
Halifax Hotel Room Shortage Drives High Prices
A shortage of hotel rooms in Halifax is leading to sky-high prices, impacting tourism and business travel.
Halifax Ferry Service Shutdown Due to 'Cascading Failure'
A 'cascading failure' caused the shutdown of Halifax ferry service on Saturday, with repairs underway.
Stonewall Launches Legal Challenge Over Quarry Approvals
Stonewall claims nearby quarry approvals were 'unlawful' and has launched a legal challenge.
Winnipeg Mosquito Population Control Tips
Learn how to stop the mosquito population from booming in Winnipeg with practical prevention tips.
Misha Pavelick's Killer Sentenced as Youth
The killer of Misha Pavelick, now 37, was sentenced as a youth. A timeline of the investigation and trial is provided.
High-Risk Offender Banned from Downtown Guelph
A high-risk offender pleaded guilty to probation violation and is now banned from downtown Guelph.
Saskatchewan's VIDO Signs European Agreement
Saskatchewan's Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) has inked a European agreement to strengthen pandemic preparedness.
Prince Albert Police Investigate Suspicious Fire
Prince Albert police seek tips about a suspicious fire outside their station.
Kids Unbuckled in Speeding Vehicle: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police report children were unbuckled and on the floor of a speeding vehicle.
Sudbury Dispatcher Remembered After Sudden Death
A 'calm, steady voice' on the 911 line is remembered after the sudden death of a Sudbury dispatcher.
Burn Experts Treat Woman with World-First Treatment
Burn experts treated a woman injured during a London, Ont. frat house fire using a world-first biological treatment.
Core Business Districts Feel Left Out of $48M Plan
Core business districts express feeling left out of the $48M Downtown Plan, questioning its equity.
Barrie Ready for Busy Tourism Season
Barrie is preparing for a bustling tourism season with enhanced services and attractions.
12-Year-Old Charged in Online Threats
Police have charged a 12-year-old in relation to threats made online.
More Texts Released in Murder Trial
More texts from a murder suspect have been released in an ongoing trial, revealing 'lots of reasons to act rationally.'
Essex Reviews Beach Safety After Jet Ski Complaints
Essex is reviewing beach safety after complaints about jet skis near swimmers at Colchester Beach.
Flood Risk on Southern Vancouver Island
'High winds and waves' bring flood risk to the southern coast of Vancouver Island.
Truck Driver Arrested for Wrong-Way Driving
A truck driver was arrested after driving the wrong way on the Trans-Canada Highway.
N.B. Trial: Nail Gun Bought Days Before Murder
A New Brunswick trial hears that a nail gun allegedly used by the accused on himself was bought days before the murder.
Ottawa Police Chief Addresses Sexual Misconduct
Ottawa police chief addresses a pattern of sexual misconduct within the service, urging behaviour change or resignation.
Teen Accused of Killing Stepsister on Cruise Ship
A teen accused of killing his stepsister on a Carnival Cruise has been taken into custody following adult charges.
Mitch McConnell Wants to Return to Capitol Hill
Mitch McConnell 'wants to be back' on Capitol Hill after hospitalization, according to GOP leader.
Canada's MAID Laws on Collision Course
Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) laws face legal challenges as Parliament awaits court decisions.
Defence Minister Not Ruling Out Mixed Fighter Jet Fleet
Canada's defence minister is not ruling out a mixed fighter jet fleet as the country reviews its F-35 purchase.
Canada Asking Some Citizens to Surrender Certificates
Canada is asking some individuals who received citizenship to surrender their certificates. Here's why.
Bell Cutting Nearly 700 Jobs
Bell is cutting nearly 700 jobs amid ongoing organizational changes, though Bell Media is not impacted.
TSX Hits New Record High
The TSX hit a new record high as oil prices slid after a U.S.-Iran deal.
First Canadian Firm Awarded SAFE Agreement Contract
PM Carney announced that the first Canadian firm has been awarded a contract under the SAFE agreement.
Alcohol Reduces Rescue Chances in Youth Drownings
A study finds that the presence of alcohol 'significantly reduces' rescue chances in youth drownings.
GLP-1s Improve Male Testosterone and Sperm Count
Scientists say GLP-1 medications improve male testosterone levels and sperm count.
Liquid Matters When Taking Pills
Researchers say it matters what liquid you take your pills with, affecting absorption and efficacy.
Jackass Crew Reunites for Final Film
The older, not wiser 'Jackass' crew reunites for an emotion-filled final film.
Judge Tosses Dawn Richard's Lawsuit Against Diddy
A judge has tossed out Dawn Richard's lawsuit against Sean 'Diddy' Combs.
Rare First Edition of 'Wuthering Heights' Up for Auction
A rare first edition of 'Wuthering Heights' complete with spelling mistakes is up for auction.
Federal Court to Hear Ghana Challenge
The Federal Court will hear a challenge from Ghana after a World Cup player was denied entry to Canada.
Merlin the Duck: World Cup Mascot
Meet Merlin the duck, a Mexican streetside regular turned World Cup mascot.
Ghana Takes Partey's Entry Fight to Federal Court
Ghana takes Thomas Partey's World Cup entry fight with Canada to the Federal Court.
Social Networks Outweigh Traditional Media in 2026
Social networks and online video now outweigh traditional media in 2026, according to a study.
Parents Tracking Adult Children for Safety
Parents are tracking their adult children for safety, but is it actually safer? Experts weigh in.
German Working-Age Population to Shrink Dramatically
A study warns that Germany's working-age population will shrink dramatically in coming years.
Half of World's Children Exposed to Climate Risks
Nearly half the world's children are exposed to three or more climate risks, UNICEF reports.
Endangered Whale Entangled Off Cape Cod
An endangered whale recently seen off Cape Cod may need rescue after entanglement.
Kilauea Erupts for 49th Time
Kilauea erupts for the 49th time, with fountains expected to grow fast.
Britain Announces Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Britain announces a sweeping social media ban for under-16s, citing mental health concerns.
Humans Prefer to Walk Counter-Clockwise
Scientists find that humans prefer to walk counter-clockwise, but no one knows why.
Apple's Big Siri Update Is Here
Apple's major Siri update has arrived, and the real challenge now begins for users.
Shopping Trends: Best Advent Calendars for 2025
Here are the 60 best Advent calendars for 2025 you can get in Canada so far.
Canadian Shampoo Changed My Hair
A user shares how a Canadian shampoo and conditioner totally changed their scalp and hair health after a month.
Foolproof Gifts for Early Holiday Shopping
20 foolproof gifts to order if you want to get your holiday shopping done early.
Smart Laundry Basket Solved Household Argument
A laundry basket so smart it solved our biggest household argument.
Amazon Canada Favorites from CTV Shopping Trends
20 things from Amazon Canada that CTV Shopping Trends readers loved ordering in October.
Best Vacuum Sealer for 2025
How to choose the best vacuum sealer for you, with a few favourite models for 2025.
Budget-Friendly Beauty Dupes
13 budget-friendly beauty products that are dupes of more expensive items.
Products for Damaged Hair
12 products for damaged hair that'll help bring your fried tresses back to life.
Korean Beauty Skincare for Fall 2025
15 of the best Korean beauty skincare finds for fall 2025.
Last-Minute Beauty Discounts
27 of the absolute best last-minute beauty discounts to take advantage of before the Amazon Prime Big Deal Days sale ends.
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