Drug charge after erratic driving stop on Hwy. 17 in N. Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police apprehend a driver on Highway 17 for erratic operation, resulting in a drug possession charge. Public assistance is sought in a separate moose poaching case.
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Moose Illegally Shot, Left to Waste in Northern Ontario
Ontario conservation officers are asking for the public's help to find who shot and abandoned a moose northwest of Elliot Lake. This wasteful act is a serious violation.
Moose shot, wasted near Elliot Lake; MNR seeks tips
Ontario's MNRF is asking for public assistance after a moose was illegally shot and abandoned northwest of Elliot Lake. Conservation officers are investigating the wasteful act.
Plane Lands Itself in First for Aviation Automation
A Beechcraft Super King Air 200 made aviation history by performing an automated landing after an in-flight emergency near Denver on December 23, 2025. Both occupants walked away unharmed.
Lost Bunny 'Bunff' on Rockies Adventure as Owner Sought
A stuffed bunny left on a Parks Canada shuttle is exploring the Rockies & sharing safety messages while awaiting reunion. Read the heartwarming story of 'Bunff'.
QGold's Transformational Year: $11.5M Financing, Oregon Gold Project
QGold Resources Ltd. details a pivotal 2025, securing $11.5 million in financing, acquiring the advanced Quartz Mountain gold project in Oregon, and outlining its 2026 development strategy. Discover the company's path to becoming a potential gold producer
North Shore Mountains Open After Major Snow Dump
The North Shore Mountains near Vancouver are officially opening for the season following a significant snowfall this week, bringing joy to local winter sports enthusiasts.
Alberta may reroute oil pipeline through U.S. states
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith suggests a pipeline route through Montana, Idaho, and Washington could bypass B.C.'s resistance. Explore the escalating interprovincial energy conflict.
Federal Prison Inmate Death to be Probed in Hearing
An independent hearing will investigate the death of an inmate at Manitoba's Stony Mountain Institution. Get the latest details on the probe into federal prison oversight.
Toy Mountain 2025 wraps up successful season in Barrie
CTV's Toy Mountain campaign concludes another season of giving in Barrie, collecting donations for local children. See how the community came together for the holidays.
QGold's $11.5M Boost Fuels Oregon Gold Project Ambitions
QGold Resources Ltd. completes a pivotal year, securing $11.5 million in financing and acquiring the advanced Quartz Mountain gold project in Oregon, setting the stage for a major 2026 development push.
Toy Mountain 2025 collects over 2,000 gifts in Edmonton
CTV Edmonton's Toy Mountain campaign concludes successfully, gathering more than 2,000 toys for the Boys and Girls Club Big Brothers Big Sisters. Volunteers sorted donations for delivery.
Toy Mountain collects 5,000+ gifts in Kitchener
The annual Toy Mountain campaign in Kitchener has successfully gathered more than 5,000 toys, ensuring a brighter Christmas for children in need across the community.
Canadian snowboarder out of 2026 Olympics after injury
Olympic hopeful Liam Brearley's dream for the 2026 Games is over following a severe injury. Get the full story on the setback for Canadian snowboarding.
B.C. backtracks on pipeline tax cut plan, saving ratepayers
The B.C. government has reversed a plan to slash pipeline tax assessments, a move that will save utility ratepayers from potential cost hikes. Learn the details of this significant policy shift.
Canada's Pipeline Shield Protects Oilpatch from 'Super Glut'
As oil prices near a five-year low, Canada's expanded pipeline network offers critical shelter from a potential 2026 supply glut, putting producers in a stronger position than during the 2018 crisis.
Toy Mountain 2025 broadcast finale in Kitchener
CTV News Kitchener's 2025 Toy Mountain broadcast finale featured special guests to support the holiday charity drive. Read about the event and its impact on the community.
Toy Mountain campaign faces donation shortfall in Kitchener
The Salvation Army's Toy Mountain campaign in Kitchener is experiencing a significant donation shortfall, prompting an urgent call for community support to ensure children receive gifts this holiday season.
B.C. poacher fined $50,000, gets 10-year hunting ban
A Maple Ridge man faces a $50,000 fine and decade-long hunting prohibition for multiple poaching violations. Learn about the charges and the wider investigation.
Oilsands Producers Plan Growth Despite Crude Price Decline
Canada's major oilsands companies, led by Cenovus, forecast higher 2026 output despite a looming global supply glut. Discover how pipeline capacity is driving this counter-cyclical strategy.
Alberta's Plan to Keep $1.2B in Tourism Dollars at Home
Alberta designates Nakiska, Castle, and Fortress as all-season resorts to combat $1.2B in tourism spending leakage to B.C. The move aims to generate billions in GDP and thousands of jobs by 2035.
Storms, Warm Weather Delay North Shore Ski Season Start
Unseasonably warm temperatures and severe storms have pushed back opening dates for North Shore ski hills like Grouse Mountain. Get the latest on the impacts for local winter sports.
American dies after fall in Slovenian Alps
An American man has died following a fall while hiking in the Slovenian Alps. The incident highlights the risks of mountain adventures abroad.
Salvation Army Toy Mountain donations lagging in Winnipeg
The Salvation Army's Toy Mountain campaign in Winnipeg is significantly behind its donation target with Christmas approaching. The charity urges community support to ensure every child receives a gift.
Messi's GOAT Tour ends in polluted New Delhi
Lionel Messi wrapped up his India tour in New Delhi, thrilling fans despite hazardous air pollution levels. The football legend expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support.
Two men fined $7K for illegal moose hunting
Two men from Southern Ontario have been fined a total of $7,000 for illegally killing a bull moose. The case highlights the strict enforcement of wildlife conservation laws in the province.
Public Help Sought in Ontario Moose Poaching Incident
Ontario conservation officers ask for tips after a calf moose was illegally killed and abandoned north of Thunder Bay. Help solve this wildlife crime.
Pipeline Deal a 'Grand Concession,' Not a Grand Bargain
Analysis: The new federal-provincial pipeline MOU repeats Trans Mountain's costly lessons, critics argue, threatening climate goals and economic logic. Read the full breakdown.
Sohi's TMX Lessons on Indigenous Consultation, Nation-Building
Former Natural Resources Minister Amarjeet Sohi reflects on the hard lessons from the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion, revealing how genuine Indigenous consultation and federal resolve were key to its survival. Discover the inside story.
Carney's near-miss on giving B.C. pipeline veto power
Prime Minister Mark Carney came close to granting British Columbia de facto veto power over a crucial national oil pipeline, a move critics warn would cripple major projects. Read the analysis.
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