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Montreal's Top 10 News Stories of 2025

CTV News Montreal reveals the stories that captivated readers in 2025, from local tragedies and housing issues to major political events. Discover what mattered most.

Canada's Top Online News Stories of 2025 Revealed

A look back at the most compelling online stories across Canada in 2025, covering national news, politics, health, and holiday traditions. Discover the headlines that captivated the nation.

CTV Calgary's Best Feel-Good Stories of 2025

A heartwarming look back at CTV News Calgary's top community stories from 2025, highlighting resilience, kindness, and local achievements across Alberta and Canada. Discover the positive moments that defined the year.

Snuneymuxw First Nation to buy Coquitlam casino

The Snuneymuxw First Nation has agreed to purchase Great Canadian Casino Vancouver in Coquitlam, marking its fifth major casino deal in a year and establishing it as Canada's largest Indigenous-owned gaming operator. Read the details.

Snuneymuxw First Nation Buys Coquitlam Casino

The Snuneymuxw First Nation has completed the landmark purchase of the Great Canadian Casino Vancouver in Coquitlam. This major economic development deal signals growing Indigenous ownership in BC's gaming sector.

Port Saint John reports record year in 2025

Port Saint John announces a historic year for cargo volumes in 2025, marking a significant economic milestone for New Brunswick. Discover the key drivers behind this success.

Giant Construction Waste Pile Abandoned on Vancouver Site

The Port of Vancouver faces a massive cleanup after terminating a lease with a waste company that left a towering heap of construction debris on a south Vancouver property. Learn about the legal battle and the upcoming removal.

Kitchener's Top 10 Local News Stories of 2025

A look back at the most impactful local news events in Kitchener for 2025, from a major apartment fire to new grocery rules. Discover the stories that shaped the community.

B.C. man denied parole for 2006 murder of teen girlfriend

Brian Kenneth Widman, who killed his 15-year-old girlfriend in Coquitlam in 2006, has been denied parole again. The Parole Board of Canada says he still poses too great a risk to society. Read the full decision details.

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