Ottawa Weather: Cloudy Skies with Rain Expected
Ottawa is set for another cloudy day with a chance of rain, as reported by CTV News Ottawa. The overcast conditions are expected to persist, with precipitation likely before the long weekend. Temperatures will remain cool, with highs near seasonal averages.
Targeted Shooting in Vaughan Leaves Two Dead
A targeted incident in Vaughan resulted in the deaths of two people in front of a residence. Police are investigating the shooting, which occurred early Thursday morning. No suspects have been identified yet, and the motive remains unclear.
Honda Suspends $15B EV Plant Development in Ontario
Honda has indefinitely suspended its $15 billion electric vehicle plant development in Ontario, shifting focus to hybrid vehicles. The decision comes amid changing market demands and supply chain considerations. The move impacts Ontario's EV manufacturing ambitions.
B.C. Woman with Developmental Disability Sexually Assaulted
A British Columbia woman with a developmental disability was sexually assaulted by a man she met online. The victim expressed ongoing fear, highlighting the risks of online interactions for vulnerable individuals. Police have launched an investigation.
Tech Investors Flock to Vancouver for Web Summit
Tech investors and innovators are gathering in Vancouver for the Web Summit conference. The event showcases startups and emerging technologies, attracting global attention to Canada's tech scene.
Alberta Separation Petition Overturned
A judge has ruled in favor of First Nations, overturning an Alberta separation petition. The legal decision reaffirms the rights of Indigenous communities and sets a precedent for similar cases.
Rain Expected Ahead of Chilly Long Weekend
Rain is forecasted before a chilly long weekend in Ottawa. Residents are advised to prepare for cooler temperatures and potential precipitation during Victoria Day celebrations.
What's Open and Closed in Ottawa on Victoria Day
On Victoria Day, many services in Ottawa will operate on holiday schedules. Government offices, banks, and some retail stores will be closed, while recreational facilities may have limited hours.
PWHL's Walter Cup: Montreal Victoire vs. Ottawa Charge
The Montreal Victoire and Ottawa Charge are set to face off in the Professional Women's Hockey League for the Walter Cup. The series promises intense competition as both teams vie for the championship.
Fire Destroys Three Trucks in Montreal
A fire in Montreal destroyed three trucks and damaged ten vehicles. Firefighters contained the blaze, but the cause is under investigation. No injuries were reported.
NHL Playoffs: Experience vs. Youth in Key Matchups
In NHL playoff action, the Canadiens-Sabres Game 5 and Golden Knights-Ducks Game 6 highlight the clash between veteran experience and youthful energy. Both series are closely contested.
Edmonton Public School Board Considers Cutting Second Language Requirements
The Edmonton Public School Board is contemplating reducing second language study requirements. The proposal has sparked debate among educators and parents about the importance of language education.
Nova Scotia Man Collects 6,000 Hammers
A Nova Scotia man has amassed a collection of 6,000 hammers, earning recognition for his unique hobby. The collection includes rare and antique tools from around the world.
Maritimers React to Potential Dunkin vs. Tim's Battle
Maritimers are weighing in on a potential coffee war between Dunkin' and Tim Hortons. The rivalry could impact local consumer preferences and market dynamics.
Works by Group of Seven, Maud Lewis, Norval Morrisseau Up for Auction
A Winnipeg auction features works by the Group of Seven, Maud Lewis, and Norval Morrisseau. The event attracts art collectors and enthusiasts from across Canada.
Lac du Bonnet Residents Rebuild After Wildfires
One year after deadly wildfires, residents of Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba, are rebuilding with renewed hope. The community has come together to recover and strengthen resilience.
Leaked SaskPower Memo Shows Potential Electricity Rate Increases
A leaked SaskPower memo reveals potential electricity rate hikes if coal power continues. The document underscores the financial implications of energy policy decisions.
Spring Storm Closes in on Southern Saskatchewan
Wind warnings are in effect as a spring storm approaches southern Saskatchewan. Residents are urged to take precautions against strong winds and potential damage.
Former Kitchener Rangers Reflect on 2003 Memorial Cup Victory
As the Kitchener Rangers prepare for a matchup in Kelowna, former players reflect on their 2003 Memorial Cup win. The victory remains a highlight in the team's history.
Youth Taken to Hospital After Woolwich Fire
A youth was taken to hospital following a fire in Woolwich, Ontario. The cause of the fire is under investigation, and the extent of injuries is unknown.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Workers Face Rising Fertilizer Costs
Agriculture workers in Saskatchewan are grappling with increasing fertilizer costs. The price hike impacts farm operations and crop yields across the province.
Former Callander Mayor, Council Harassed Staff
An investigation found that the former mayor and council of Callander, Ontario, harassed staff. The findings have led to calls for improved workplace conduct in municipal government.
Sudbury's New Plan to Fight Opioid Crisis
Sudbury has unveiled a new plan to combat the opioid crisis, focusing on prevention, treatment, and harm reduction. The initiative aims to reduce overdose deaths and support affected families.
Thames Valley Trustee Candidate Vies for Role Under Provincial Supervision
A candidate for trustee in the Thames Valley District School Board seeks a role while the board is under provincial supervision. The election could influence education policy in the region.
London Region to See Sharp Warmup After Cloudy Start
The London region will experience a sharp warmup after a cloudy start, with highs reaching the mid-20s by Sunday. Residents can expect a pleasant end to the week.
Springwater Trail Section Closed Due to Erosion
A section of the Springwater trail has been closed after reports of erosion damage. Officials are assessing the area and planning repairs to ensure safety.
Flames Engulf Farm Machinery in Rural Oro-Medonte
A fire engulfed farm machinery in rural Oro-Medonte, causing significant damage. Firefighters responded quickly, but the machinery was destroyed. No injuries were reported.
Windsor's Iron Legend Ron Strong Inducted into Canada Powerlifting Hall of Fame
Ron Strong, known as Windsor's iron legend, has been inducted into the Canada Powerlifting Hall of Fame. His achievements in the sport have inspired many.
CTV Windsor Personalities Challenge Pickleball Pro
CTV Windsor personalities took on a pickleball pro at Windsor's Pickleplex in a friendly competition. The event promoted the sport and community engagement.
B.C. Court of Appeal Dismisses Nanaimo's Bid to Overturn Human Rights Award
The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed the City of Nanaimo's attempt to overturn a human rights award. The decision upholds the original ruling in favor of the complainant.
Major Step Forward in Push for Pipeline to B.C.'s Coast
A major step forward in the push for a pipeline to B.C.'s coast is expected Friday, sources say. The development could have significant economic and environmental implications.
Calgary Man Charged in Ryan Wedding Case Loses Bail Review
A Calgary man charged in connection with the Ryan Wedding case has lost his bail review. He remains in custody pending trial.
Rogue Italian Police Sold Celebrities' Personal Info to Private Investigators
Rogue Italian police officers allegedly sold celebrities' personal information to private investigators. The scandal has raised concerns about data privacy and police misconduct.
'Alligator Alcatraz' Migrant Detention Facility Expected to Close
The controversial Florida migrant detention facility known as 'Alligator Alcatraz' is expected to close, according to a CNN source. The facility has faced criticism over conditions.
PM Carney to Announce National Electricity Strategy Thursday
Prime Minister Carney is set to announce a national electricity strategy on Thursday, sources confirm. The plan aims to modernize Canada's power grid and promote clean energy.
Sources Say Ottawa-Alberta Carbon Price Deal Could Come Friday
A potential carbon price deal between Ottawa and Alberta could be announced Friday. The agreement would have implications for emissions reduction and intergovernmental relations.
Navy Commander Angus Topshee Promoted to Vice Chief of Defence Staff
Navy Commander Angus Topshee has been promoted to vice chief of defence staff. The appointment reflects his leadership and experience in the Canadian Armed Forces.
TSX Falls Nearly 250 Points, U.S. Markets Mixed
The Toronto Stock Exchange fell nearly 250 points, while U.S. markets posted mixed results, with big tech stocks gaining. Market volatility continues amid economic uncertainty.
'Extraordinarily Innovative' Oil Sector Can Weather Increased Carbon Price: ATCO CEO
The CEO of ATCO stated that the 'extraordinarily innovative' oil sector can handle an increased carbon price. The comment comes amid debates over climate policy and industry competitiveness.
Federal Government Spent Over $800M on AI Contracts
The federal government spent more than $800 million on AI contracts and licensing over three years. The investment underscores the growing role of artificial intelligence in public services.
Quarter of Canadians Polled Chose Not to Get Recommended Vaccine
A quarter of Canadians surveyed said they opted not to receive a recommended vaccine. The reasons cited include concerns about side effects and distrust in the healthcare system.
DavidsTea Herbal Blended Tea Recalled Due to Undeclared Ingredient
DavidsTea has recalled a herbal blended tea due to an undeclared ingredient. Consumers are advised not to consume the product and to check for allergy risks.
What We Know About Hantavirus as Outbreak Cases Return to Canada
As people linked to a hantavirus outbreak return to Canada, health officials provide updates on the virus. Symptoms and transmission risks are being closely monitored.
Super Bowl-Style World Cup Final Halftime Show Lineup Announced
The lineup for the Super Bowl-style World Cup final halftime show has been announced, featuring top musical acts. The event promises to be a spectacular entertainment showcase.
Harvey Weinstein Reports Chest Pain, Leaves Court During Retrial
Harvey Weinstein reported chest pain and left court as the jury deliberates his rape retrial. The incident adds to the ongoing legal proceedings against the former film producer.
Matthew Perry's Drug Counsellor Gets Two Years in Prison
The drug counsellor for the late Matthew Perry has been sentenced to two years in prison. The case highlights the dangers of substance abuse and the role of enablers.
Islanders Defenceman Matthew Schaefer Unanimous Choice for Calder Trophy
New York Islanders defenceman Matthew Schaefer has been unanimously selected for the Calder Trophy as the NHL's top rookie. His outstanding performance earned widespread recognition.
Canadian Curling Great Brad Gushue Named High-Performance Director with USA Curling
Canadian curling legend Brad Gushue has been appointed high-performance director for USA Curling. He will bring his expertise to develop American curling programs.
Arrieta Wins Stage 5 of Giro Despite Going Wrong Way
Arrieta won Stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia despite briefly going the wrong way. The dramatic finish saw Eulálio take the overall lead in the race.
Rare 'Ocean Dream' Blue-Green Diamond Sells for US$17 Million
A rare 'Ocean Dream' blue-green diamond has sold for US$17 million at auction. The gem is one of the most unique diamonds ever discovered.
What's the Deal with 6% Fat Milk in Ontario?
Six percent fat milk has recently appeared on the market in Ontario, sparking curiosity. The product offers a richer alternative to traditional milk options.
Is Your Relationship Emotionally Unsafe? Experts Explain Signs
Relationship experts discuss the signs of emotional unsafety in partnerships. Recognizing these indicators can help individuals address underlying issues and foster healthier connections.
What If We Killed All Mosquitoes?
Exploring the ecological impact of eliminating all mosquitoes, experts weigh the pros and cons. The hypothetical scenario raises questions about biodiversity and disease control.
'Not Normal': On One April Day, All of Planet's Top 50 Hottest Cities Were in One Country
An unusual climate event saw all of the planet's top 50 hottest cities located in a single country on one April day. The phenomenon highlights extreme temperature anomalies.
Indigenous Amazon Groups Urge UN to Curb Organized Crime, Not Militarize Territories
Indigenous groups in the Amazon are calling on the UN to address organized crime without militarizing their territories. They emphasize the need for sustainable solutions.
Kevin O'Leary Accuses Data Centre Opponents of Being Funded by China
Kevin O'Leary has accused opponents of a data centre project of being funded by China. The allegation has sparked controversy and debate over foreign influence.
Scientists Find Clues That a New Tectonic Plate Boundary Is Forming
Scientists have discovered evidence suggesting a new tectonic plate boundary is forming. The finding could reshape understanding of geological processes.
Ancient Teeth Hint at Canoodling Between Early Human Relatives
Analysis of ancient teeth suggests interbreeding between early human relatives. The discovery provides insights into human evolution and migration patterns.
