Finance Minister Bill Morneau says he will deliver a fall economic update Tuesday to document the recent strong growth in the Canadian economy, but did not say whether it will include a plan to eliminate the federal deficit.
Counter demonstrators greatly outnumbered white nationalist Richard Spencer's supporters on Thursday at the University of Florida, their chants drowning Spencer out during his speech.
The bodies of two men have been removed from an ice arena in southeastern British Columbia following an ammonia leak that killed three people as officials try to piece together a timeline leading up to the deadly incident.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Twitter feed is lighting up with comments from irritated members of Canada’s Indian community, after he used an Arabic word to wish them a happy Diwali.
It's not Ottawa's role to challenge a new Quebec law that forbids people from receiving government services with their faces covered, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday during a visit to the province.
Several frustrated families say they've been 'duped' by an Ontario builder who has not begun work on their new homes, despite collecting sizable deposits from his buyers.
Ontario politicians took the unusual step today of using time in the legislature to unanimously condemn a law passed by Quebec that bans anyone from giving or receiving public services with their face covered.
Toronto police have arrested a suspect in their investigation of the case of a blind woman who says she was robbed by a stranger she met on a bus from Sudbury, Ont.
Toronto police have identified a suspect in their investigation of the case of a blind woman who says she was robbed by a stranger she met on a bus from Sudbury, Ont.
AccuWeather is predicting more snowstorms in central Canada and 'dangerously' cold temperatures for the Prairies this winter.
A survivor of domestic violence is learning to smile again thanks to the kindness of a dentist who fixed her broken tooth for free and captured her emotional reaction on video.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau says he will put his assets in a blind trust and divest himself of his family business shares, following controversy surrounding his assets.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau says, despite still indirectly owning shares in his family’s business, he has followed the rules and, based on the advice of the ethics commissioner, he doesn’t think it puts him in a conflict of interest.
More Canadians have become ill after eating frozen breaded chicken products sold under the Janes brand name, the Public Health Agency of Canada reports.
Everything must go is the mantra at Sears Canada locations across the country as the one-time mainstay of Canada’s retail landscape prepares to close its doors for good.
A blind woman who said she was robbed by a stranger she bonded with during a bus trip from Sudbury to Toronto is overwhelmed by the outpouring of kindness since she shared her story with CTV News.
Thrift store Talize has agreed to pull a Halloween prop depicting wrist-cutting from its shelves across Canada, after outcry over the item’s depiction of suicide.
A B.C. family who says they were bitten all over by bed bugs on a flight to England is now getting an apology from the airline.
A B.C. family who says they were bitten all over by bed bugs on a flight to England is now getting an apology from the airline.
Eight students have been suspended and 30 others were sent home in the aftermath of a violent fight near an Ottawa high school this week.
It's a refrain frequently heard in Canada: That ending NAFTA wouldn't change much in economic relations with the United States, because the countries could simply pull their older agreement off the shelf, dust it off, and persist in trade without tariffs. It's also wrong, some analysts say.
Tourists who visited Cuba are now wondering if they too were victims of mysterious, invisible attacks that affected American and Canadian embassy staff.
CTV News has the latest details as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defends Finance Minister Bill Morneau's use of an ethics loophole to maintain ownership of shares in his family's business, saying he was acting on the advice of the ethics commissioner, who cleared it.
While the possibility of a Canadian city turning into Amazon's newest headquarters is tempting, experts say it's a risky proposition that comes with some drawbacks, like making operations more challenging for local technology companies.
Gilbert Rozon, a giant in the Quebec entertainment industry, is stepping down from various positions amid what he calls 'allegations involving him.'