A 24-year-old woman from Brantford, Ont., is facing dozens of criminal charges, including harassment, fraud and sexual assault, after police say she sought the help of registered doulas for pregnancies and stillbirths that turned out to be fake.
The City of Light is losing its lustre with tons of garbage piling up on Paris sidewalks as sanitation workers were on strike for a ninth day Tuesday. The creeping squalor is the most visible sign of widespread anger over a bill to raise the French retirement age by two years.
Supreme Court Justice Russell Brown continues to insist he did nothing wrong prior to an alleged altercation in Arizona that triggered a complaint to the Canadian Judicial Council.
Canada is expected to have another hot summer, according to the Farmer's Almanac. A senior meteorologist with Environment Canada says that’s not surprising given the effects of climate change.
A proposed class-action lawsuit over the 'Freedom Convoy' has expanded to include more potential downtown Ottawa plaintiffs and added more defendants.
A new report found that cases of colorectal cancer in Americans under the age of 55 now make up 20 per cent of total cases across the country. Canadian data also shows it's on the rise in younger patients.
A week after committing to name a new special rapporteur to take on assessing the allegations of federal election interference by China and the issue of foreign meddling overall, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians should know who he's picked 'in the coming days or week.'
As economic conditions make it harder to qualify for a mortgage, Canadians are increasingly looking to alternative lenders, particularly amid interest rates. CTVNews.ca looks at why Canadians are seeking private lenders and the potential benefits and risks attached to them.
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra said Tuesday he's planning to close a loophole in air passenger protections that allows airlines to deny travellers compensation in certain instances. He also announced nearly $76 million to help deal with the massive backlog of air passenger complaints.
Two U.S. health agencies have published a letter warning that 'misleading' claims Florida's surgeon general made about COVID-19 vaccines last month could be harmful to the public. In Canada, health-care professionals share their own concerns.
The alleged driver who killed two people and injured nine with a pick-up truck in the small Quebec town of Amqui on Monday has been charged with two counts of dangerous driving causing death. Steeve Gagnon, 38, appeared in court to formally face the charges in relation to the incident, which police have alleged was a deliberate act.
The tendency to procrastinate begins in early childhood and intensifies as we get older, according to a new study.
New polling results suggest Canadians are largely indifferent to King Charles III, and more than half believe his May 6 coronation is the right time for the country to reconsider its ties with the monarchy.
Sen. Yuen Pau Woo questions whether a foreign influence registry might become 'a modern form of Chinese exclusion,' and says angry reaction to his suggestion proves his point about racial profiling and stigmatization.
A wildly unpredictable Juno Awards unfolded on Monday as a topless protester charged the stage, leading to some feisty words from Avril Lavigne, while an absent the Weeknd emerged the top winner this year.
Most Canadians are unaware of how much Justin Trudeau earns annually as prime minister, according to a survey conducted by Research Co
Avril Lavigne kicked a streaker off stage at Monday night’s Juno ceremony after the show was interrupted to protest Ontario’s development of the Greenbelt.
Watch a Canadian singer perform a tribute to her grandmother and the victims of the COVID-19 pandemic in a hot air balloon concert.
A dramatic video posted on social media shows two cars falling through the ice on the St. Lawrence River at a racing event south of Montreal.
Two people are dead and nine injured after a vehicle hit several pedestrians in downtown Amqui on Monday in the Lower St. Lawrence region of Quebec.
Eight skunks that were found dead in Vancouver and Richmond last month have tested positive for the same strain of avian flu that has decimated some B.C. poultry farms over the last year.