The Ontario government is urging residents to refrain from hosting large holiday parties this year as the province continues to grapple with high COVID-19 case counts.
The City of Toronto says it might reopen its skating rinks this weekend if weather permits in order to help residents cope with the recently imposed COVID-19 lockdown.
Police have laid nine charges after a Toronto barbecue restaurant openly flouted public health restrictions prohibiting on-site dining for a second straight day.
Ontario health officials are reporting a spike in deaths related to COVID-19 as the province adds more than 1,300 new cases of the disease.
Ontario’s chief medical officer of health “did not lead” the province’s response to COVID-19, Ontario’s auditor general has concluded in a scathing review of the Progressive Conservative government’s handling of the months-long health care crisis.
Police in York Region have recovered more than 70 stolen vehicles worth $4.5 million from across the Greater Toronto Area following an ongoing auto theft investigation launched two months ago.
Most people across Canada can expect an interruption today by an emergency public alert that will be broadcast on television, radio and sent to mobile devices as part of a countrywide test of the system.
Ontario is reporting a dip in the number of new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, but government officials say that a technical error resulted in an underestimated count today and an overestimated count yesterday.
Ontario's Progressive Conservative government says "there is no room for hate" within its party, even as it fast-tracks legislation that would grant Charles McVety's Canada Christian College university status.
As more and more forged $100 bills are passed off on retailers, many are refusing to accept them. CTVNews.ca looks at numbers published by the Bank of Canada which tracks forged banknotes, showing the numbers of faked $100 bills rose more than tenfold in just four years.
A controversial plan to remove two lanes of traffic along Yonge Street in North York as part of a wider transformation of the roadway is up for debate yet again, more than two years after city council put it on hold to allow for more study.
An engineer who signed off on a Radiohead concert stage that collapsed and killed a drum technician has been found guilty of professional misconduct, but the finding has provided little comfort to the family of the man who died.
Ontario's health-care workers say the government has abandoned them in their desperate, anxiety-ridden struggle to cope with COVID-19.
A recent survey found 75 per cent of families say the COVID-19 pandemic has had a negative impact on their children's education, and has also caused some to struggle to save for college and university.
An Ontario cashier says she felt something wasn't right when a senior tried to purchase about $3,000 worth of Google gift cards.
Canadians donated $17 billion to charity last year, but that generosity is expected to drop in 2020 because of the pandemic.
Many Canadians had their cars parked during the spring and summer as they worked from home and self isolated due to the pandemic and many tire shops were closed.
A Toronto woman who sold an old car two years ago for $1,000 cash thought she would never hear about the vehicle again. Then she got a letter saying the car had been towed, was in storage and that she would have to pay the bill.
Many passengers, who recently took flights that landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, say they felt safe on board their flights and while the flying experience was different, it was not too uncomfortable.
At the height of the pandemic, Canada’s financial institutions stepped up with deferral programs to give Canadians a break and millions took advantage of them.
A family that helps look after their father, a veteran of the Second World War, was shocked to know a running toilet caused a water bill of $6,433.
Online shopping remains the retail source of choice for most Canadian shoppers as consumers head into the holiday shopping season and a new survey shows more people want to buy Canadian.
The Bay says it will close its flagship location on Queen Street Tuesday after leaving it open Monday, despite a provincial lockdown in effect in Toronto and Peel Region.
News that Toronto and Peel Region will be moved into the lockdown stage of the province’s COVID-19 framework may have some residents wondering which businesses are closed as a result.
Toronto is launching an enhanced COVID-19 response program targeting some of the city's hardest hit neighborhoods.
A survey of university students, faculty, and academic librarians in Ontario suggests that the shift to online learning during the pandemic has negatively affected the quality of the educational experience.
The City of Toronto says its enforcements teams laid several charges over the weekend against people and businesses violating COVID-19 restrictions.
Ontario’s chief medical officer of health “did not lead” the province’s response to COVID-19, Ontario’s auditor general has concluded in a scathing review of the Progressive Conservative government’s handling of the months-long health care crisis.
The public health official that has led Ontario’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has agreed to push back his retirement and remain on the job through most of 2021.
The halls of Queen's Park could become more crowded this week — despite the lockdown in Toronto — as politicians from both the government and the opposition try to outmaneuver one another ahead of crucial votes in the Ontario Legislature.
A new art installation is enhanced with virtual reality and it’s all in the palm of your hand.
Police believe the incident may be linked to a second case where thieves targeted another person advertising dogs for sale online.
Ken Shaw looks at how people are maintaining personal relationships amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ken Shaw explores how pets and animals can help their human friends amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ken Shaw talks to an outreach worker about how the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting the homeless community.
Organizations providing mental health support say it has been challenging for them to cope with increased demand for help amid the pandemic.
Since COVID-19 hit this past March, it has been a scary and lonely time for many, especially seniors living in long-term care homes.
CTV News Toronto's Ken Shaw speaks with a victim of Toronto's van attack to find out how she is coping through the virtual trial.
One Toronto resident details the challenges that come with working from home and feeling isolated during a pandemic.
Seema Sanghavi has always been passionate about spending time in the kitchen, but says she recognizes that not everyone is able to celebrate food and time around the table like she is.
Sisters from the Toronto area created The Canadian Courage Project – a non-profit organization with a goal of providing relief to youth experiencing homelessness and their furry companions.
Visits with Santa will look a little different in 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
It’s an advent calendar, but there’s no chocolate waiting behind the doors. Instead, the sweet surprise is learning what charity is benefitting that day.
In 2018, Maddie received an early Christmas present from Make-a-Wish Canada: her very own customized tree at the organization’s annual ‘Trees of Joy’ event.
There’s a new wonder in Niagara Falls, and it’s cascading down the limestone walls of the city’s history museum.
It's a book about courage, written to help children cope with their emotions during COVID-19.
There are a few things 8 year-old Jake missed about going camp this past summer.
It is a simple act of kindness, and one that 15-year-old Sebastian Browne takes great joy and responsibility in doing.
A Christmas song created just for dogs, based on over 500 canine-friendly sounds, has hit the British charts.
Legendary Canadian television host Alex Trebek dies at 80
Canada has ordered hundreds of millions of doses of potential COVID-19 vaccines from other countries but has no means to produce vaccines at home, a capacity the country sold off decades ago.
Police have laid nine charges after a Toronto barbecue restaurant openly flouted public health restrictions prohibiting on-site dining for a second straight day.
An Ontario woman travelled to the U.K. for endometriosis surgery after Canadian doctors denied her the surgery and dismissed her condition for years.
Ontario’s chief medical officer of health “did not lead” the province’s response to COVID-19, Ontario’s auditor general has concluded in a scathing review of the Progressive Conservative government’s handling of the months-long health care crisis.
Diego Maradona, the Argentine soccer great who was among the best players ever and who led his country to the 1986 World Cup title before later struggling with cocaine use and obesity, has died. He was 60.
As more and more forged $100 bills are passed off on retailers, many are refusing to accept them. CTVNews.ca looks at numbers published by the Bank of Canada which tracks forged banknotes, showing the numbers of faked $100 bills rose more than tenfold in just four years.
Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet is blasting the prime minister's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, calling Justin Trudeau's pledge that vaccines will start to arrive in the coming months "unacceptable."
The federal Liberals will take small step toward a plan to create a national daycare system, with sources telling The Canadian Press next week's economic update will have money for a new federal child-care body.
Although the temperatures are falling, Canadians willing to brave the cold this weekend and head outside will be rewarded with a celestial treat when the Beaver Moon passes through part of the Earth’s shadow.
Watch LIVE updates from cities and provinces across Canada for the latest on the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.
A restaurant in Toronto has been forced to shut down indefinitely after offering indoor dinning amid a lockdown.
Soccer writer at the Globe and Mail John Doyle talks about legacy left behind by one of the world's most famous soccer players.
Alta. Premier Jason Kenney announced new restrictions as COVID-19 cases continue to spread at an exponential rate in the province, but stopped short of a lockdown.
