'What do you want me to do, get a brass band?': Judge clashes with defence in Lindsay Clancy trial
A tense exchange erupted over reasonable doubt after Clancy's defence raised concerns about a juror's willingness to apply legal standard.
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Trade war forces Canadian small businesses to rethink where they operate
The Canada-U.S. trade war is forcing small businesses to rethink where they operate, with some saying Ottawa's support isn't enough. Katelyn Wilson reports.
‘I wouldn’t call it a war’: JD Vance on the Iran war
Vice President JD Vance comments on the war in Iran saying that ‘he wouldn’t call it a war’ because ‘there is no active shooting.’
New $20 note includes dynamic security features and Vimy Ridge tribute: Macklem
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem say Canadians use the $20 note more than any other denomination.
Canada reveals new $20 bank note featuring King Charles III
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklin says the new $20 bank note is ‘more secure than ever.’
Marginal decrease of home sales, listings across the GTA: report
A report by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board suggests a decrease in home sales and listings could lead to renewed price growth.
Federal government to extend gas tax break into new year, sources say
Sources tell CTV News that the federal government has implemented an extension of the gas tax break until January 2027. CTV News’ Mike Le Couteur explains.
BoC holds key interest rate at 2.25 per cent amid U.S. trade talks, Middle East conflict
CTV News’ Scott Hurst has the latest on the Bank of Canada key interest rate announcement, as uncertainty remains across the country.
Daughter of couple missing in Tibet flood speaks out
A Port Moody couple is still missing after the catastrophic flood that hit the Tibet-Nepal border last week.
Families anxiously waiting as 30 Canadians remain missing after Nepal floods
Seema Rawla, whose brother and sister-in-law are among the Canadians missing in Nepal, speaks about the heartbreak of waiting for news as the days stretch on.
Shelters in Nepal ‘overcrowded,’ children at risk of disease amid deadly floods
Amy Lefevre of Save the Children on the aid that is being offered in Nepal and risks locals are facing after the devastating floods.
Moments before woman shot by police after stabbing two people in Times Square
A woman randomly stabbed two people in New York City’s Times Square, killing one woman, and then was fatally shot by police.
Will the byelections give the Liberals a majority government?
Former Conservative cabinet minister James Moore talks about what's at stake in all three ridings and says Chicoutimi-Le Fjord is ‘one to watch.’
Conservatives in Quebec expected to have a tight race as Liberals see rise in popularity: analyst
Political analyst Daniel Béland says the Chicoutimi-Le Fjord riding is expected to be tight as Carney’s leadership increased the Liberals’ popularity in Quebec.
Moment glacier ice breaks off and triggers deadly landslide in Nepal
Video shows the moment of an avalanche in Nepal that triggered a massive and deadly landslide and flooding.
Saskatchewan boy starts ice cream business
A Saskatchewan boy has started his own businesses, inspired by the old fashioned ice cream trucks from many years ago. Allison Bamford reports.