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About 7,000 without power in P.E.I. as some Islanders brace for 3rd week in the dark
More P.E.I. students returned to the classroom Friday morning as all Charlottetown schools reopened, but Maritime Electric is learning there are more individual power outages than previously estimated. How Sue Johanson, Canada's 'grandma with a pottymouth,' became the country's leading sexpert
Sex with Sue, a new documentary about Sue Johanson, the beloved Canadian sex educator who informed and redefined a generation's ideas about sex, looks back at the 92-year-old's life and legacy — and introduces audiences to the social media sexologists w Dancer Gurdeep Pandher goes to CN Tower to bring Bhangra to new heights
Gurdheep Pandher has been travelling far and wide to popularize Bhangra dancing across the country. On Monday morning, the Sikh-Canadian dancer travelled 114 storeys above Toronto to fight poverty, joining hundreds at the CN Tower to lead what organizers As food bank use grows on university campuses, 'care cupboards' are now popping up
As the cost of living soars in Canada, students are feeling the pinch like many others. Universities and student associations are doubling own on their efforts to help by offering food banks, "care cupboards" and buses to grocery stores. Canada just lost its title as the best country in the world — here's why
The annual Best Countries Report revealed that Canada has lost the top spot to a nation that also sports a red and white flag. Inflation: 1/4 of Canadians cutting back on food purchases
Amid soaring prices at grocery stores, a new survey has found that 24 per cent of Canadians have had to cut back on the amount of food they were buying. How a London, Ont., cricket plant found itself at the heart of an international conspiracy theory
A London, Ont., cricket factory that produces insects used as pet food is at the heart of a sweeping international conspiracy theory whose purveyors claim a global cabal of shadowy elites is trying to force people to eat bugs. 400 kilometres in, Texan kayakers pull plug on Northwest Passage expedition
The Arctic Cowboys team weathered choppy waters, cold temperatures and logistical surprises, but decided after 17 days to call off their expedition as more bad weather loomed. Vancouver zoo closed after animals escape
The wolves that were found outside their enclosure at the Greater Vancouver Zoo Tuesday appear to have been freed on purpose, according to officials. Aid shipment to Afghanistan cancelled due to Canadian anti-terrorist law
Two containers of food bound for Afghanistan have been cancelled by a Canadian aid agency because of a law banning any dealings with the Taliban. Close encounter with humpback whale terrifies — and delights — B.C. family
A B.C. family had a thrilling experience off the coast of Vancouver Island when a humpback whale spent almost an hour rubbing up against their boat, spinning around, and flapping its fins. Passengers' lost suitcases were found dumped in the trash at an international airport, report says
The baggage handling company said some bags contained perishable items which could attract vermin and had to be disposed. I grew up in Northern public housing. The system does not work for Indigenous people
Living on the land in the N.W.T. gave my grandmother strength, purpose, belonging, and a sense of empowerment — something that public housing is badly missing, writes Katłįà Lafferty. N.W.T. makes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation a stat holiday
This year Sept. 30 will be a statutory holiday in the Northwest Territories, extending the day off to all workers in the territory. Invasive species: Canada's wild pig problem
With no signs of slowing down, wild pigs are considered by some to be one of the most destructive invasive species in Canada, and one expert says 'time is of the essence' in tackling the problem. Canada to limit foreign dogs over rabies concerns
Some animal rescue groups fear countless dogs will die of starvation or be killed if they are not allowed entry into Canada as a result of a recently announced policy. Airport delays: Canadians share travel horror stories
CTVNews.ca asked Canadians to share their travel horror stories as cancelled flights, delays and lost luggage throw a wrench in Canadians' summer travel plans, due in part to staffing shortages at Canadian airports. Some report sleeping at airports and ot 'Ungrading': Ontario teacher changing approach to report cards
An Ontario high school teacher plans to continue with an alternative method of grading her students after an experiment last semester in which students proposed a grade and had to justify it with examples of their work. Secede from Canada' Little support from B.C. residents
British Columbians are less interested in seceding from Canada than residents of any other province, according to a new survey. Const. Heidi Stevenson, killed during N.S. mass shooting, honoured at RCMP memorial
Hundreds of law enforcement officers and first responders from across Canada gathered in Cole Harbour, N.S., to pay tribute to the RCMP officer who died in the line of duty. Missing baggage adds to chaos at Canadian airports
As airlines and the federal government race to address long lines and delays at airports, some travellers are pointing out another major problem — missing luggage. Camping in B.C.: Garibaldi Park sites closed due to bear
Multiple campgrounds that were closed in a B.C. park due a food-habituated bear last week will remain closed through the weekend. CN Rail signal and communications workers go on strike across Canada
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), which represents about 750 Canadian National Railway Co. employees, says signal and communication workers have walked off the job across the country. Trauma of N.S. mass shooting leaves 911 centre with half of its staff
Supervisors for the 911 operations centre involved in the Nova Scotia mass shooting of April 2020 say major changes have better prepared them for a similar crisis, but the trauma of the event has cut their workforce in half and left them struggling. Memorial grows for victim of fatal battery explosion in Vancouver as officials warn of risks
Fire officials in Vancouver are warning of a spike in deadly fires caused by lithium-ion batteries as a memorial grows for a man killed by a battery explosion. Stormtrooper cosplayer prompts call to police in Embrun, Ont.
Russell County OPP say a suspicious person spotted in Embrun, Ont. was not the droid they were looking for. 'This is mom life': B.C. woman breastfeeding child saves pet goose from eagle
"It was just that fight-or-flight response to get it to drop her," said a North Saanich mom who scared off an eagle that attacked her beloved goose, Frankie. Nursing grad stops to help at 'horrific' crash — only to have her own car stolen
An Ottawa nursing school graduate had the ride of her life Thursday night, stopping to help at a crash on the Vanier Parkway — and ending up having her own car stolen by one of the drivers involved. 2 fugitives tied to targeted murders among 4 B.C. men found dead in mysterious Ont. plane crash
Two fugitives who were accused in gang murders and had outstanding warrants for their arrests were among four B.C. men found dead, and now identified, after a mysterious small plane crash in a remote part of northwestern Ontario. One quarter of Canadians believe online conspiracy theories, expert tells MPs
A quarter of Canadians believe in online conspiracy theories, an expert on radicalization and terrorism told a parliamentary committee Thursday. Authorities crack down on Quebecers using Ontario addresses to pay less in taxes
Quebec authorities are stepping up investigations to flush out residents in la belle province using fake addresses in Ontario to save thousands of dollars in taxes each year. 2nd body found during demolition of Vancouver hotel destroyed by fire
Vancouver Fire and Rescue Service said crews have been proceeding carefully because fire damage rendered the structure unsafe for a full-scale search. 24-hour hockey game in Edmonton raises funds for young adults with cancer
Kids and coaches were up all night Friday playing hockey in Edmonton to raise money for young adults living with cancer. Wading pool for Lucy planned, Edmonton zoo named worst for elephants on continent
Edmonton Valley Zoo plans to upgrade Lucy the elephant's habitat to include a therapeutic wading pool. An orange's journey from the orchard to the Arctic highlights food insecurity in the North
Inuvik Gwich'in community Ruth Wright pays between $1.50 to $3 for one orange, knowing the fruit travelled roughly eight days and more than 6,000 kilometres to reach her. Its journey tells a larger story, however — that of food insecurity in the North. Gov. Gen. Simon meets with Queen, Royal Family
Canada's Governor General met in-person with members of the Royal Family on Tuesday, just one week after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also held an audience with the Queen. 8 months after the fire, crews begin removing heavy debris in Lytton, B.C.
Tuesday was the first time officials in Lytton, B.C., were able to bring heavy machinery into the village centre to start removing debris after the catastrophic fire in June 2021. Exclusive ski club received $1.4M in federal COVID relief amid 'record' year
Leaked financial documents show that Georgian Peaks, an exclusive Ontario ski club, received almost $1.4 million in federal pandemic relief in 2020/21 — a record-breaking season. The club ended up with a $1.5-million budget surplus, and hiked initiation 9-year-old helps save injured cat found near B.C. garbage dump
Hazel the cat was found in early February scavenging at the transfer station in Anahim Lake, about four hours west of Williams Lake. New baby spotted with endangered southern resident killer whale pod
A new orca calf has been spotted with J pod of the endangered southern resident killer whale population near B.C.'s West Coast, researchers say. When Nanuk met nanuq: Dog and polar bear come nose to nose in Black Tickle
The Labrador community sees its fair share of polar bears every year, but in this close encounter of the furred kind, neither dog nor bear seemed to know what to do with each other. U.S. removing Indigenous racial slur from place names, but word remains in some Canadian locations
The U.S. Department of the Interior is moving to replace the use of an Indigenous slur in more than 660 place names, but the word remains in use for 20 locations in Canada. It's been 3 years since this Canadian woman was arrested in Syria. She may never leave.
It is three years since Canadian Kimberly Polman was arrested by Kurdish fighters in northeastern Syria and sent to a detention camp for her alleged association with ISIS. She went there -- stupidly, she admits -- and is now paying for it with a loss of h Alberta canine adored for 'wonky face' to be united with his doppelgänger dog
Brodie, a German shepherd-border collie mix whose unique face has earned him social media fame, will soon have a new playmate at his home in Red Deer, Alta. — a rescue dog from Houston, Texas, with similar facial deformities. U.S. aquarium says 2nd beluga whale transferred from Marineland has died
Mystic Aquarium said in a statement shared on social media Friday that the female beluga had been in its intensive care unit and staff and veterinarians had been providing "round-the-clock medical treatment" before she died. The family that froze to death a world away from home
The Patels seemed to have a stable life in India. Why did they die in a field on the US-Canada border? B.C. logging protester lives to tell the tale of 72-day odyssey in the wilderness
Bear Henry ran out of baked beans and peanut butter around Christmas and survived drinking from a stream and melted snow.Back to Canada News
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