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The Canadian financial institution has struck another blow against the attempts by the convoy group blockading Ottawa to collect on the millions of dollars it has solicited in online donations.
A 19-year-old man wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of a young girl in Mississauga last week has been arrested, Peel police say.
The federal government is set to eliminate PCR testing requirements for fully vaccinated Canadians travelling outside of the country, a senior government source tells CTV News.
An Ontario man has been parking his work van in his driveway for more than a decade, but after a neighbour complained, he’s been told he has to move it.
Instead of travelling to a conference in Switzerland or visiting family in Iran, Hossein Farrokhbakht is stuck in the country after Canada Post lost his passport.
Toronto surgeon Dr. Subodh Verma didn’t expect to see more than $20,000 worth of Uber charges racked up on his latest credit card statement.
An Ontario investor who lost $55,000 in cryptocurrency funds said he can't believe his good fortune after getting his stolen money back.
In a populist pre-election move, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is looking to eliminate the vehicle registration fee, CTV News Toronto has learned.
If you're planning a summer vacation driving in Canada, the expected price of gas might catch you by surprise.
You may have heard it said that newer cars are like computers on wheels, which means you have to be careful when you're selling your vehicle or trading it in.
Ontario drivers are being reminded of an important renewal deadline for their licences and licence plate stickers this month.
Ontario residents can now pick up a free box of rapid COVID-19 tests at select grocery stores and pharmacies across the province.
Employees working from home over the past two years of the pandemic could soon be preparing for a return to the office as Omicron spread subsides in Ontario.
The TTC is planning to ramp up service hours to what they were before the COVID-19 pandemic starting this weekend.
Police say that they are closing Queen’s Park Circle in response to a number of social media posts regarding a potential demonstration involving “a large number of vehicles.”
Ontario Health Minister Christine Elliott says that the government has no 'no plans currently' to scrap the vaccine passport system or mandatory mask mandates, even as some western provinces unveil aggressive timetables for lifting most public health measures.
Ontario residents now have another eight months to get their health cards renewed.
A video captured by a Toronto resident last week shows the moment a city snow plow rammed into a parked car and kept driving.
Toronto is now the most expensive market for real-estate, according to a new report, beating out Vancouver for the top stop for the first time in decades.
A Toronto business is warning others about a strange break-and-enter caught on the company’s surveillance video where the thieves didn’t attempt to steal his merchandise — just his debit machine.
A large amount of plastic—the equivalent of about 3,400 plastic water bottles in volume—were found in Lake Ontario during a four-month period last year by a Toronto “Trash Team.”
While snowsuits and bright toboggans are practically part of the landscape at one of Toronto’s west end parks, the city is reminding residents that the activity is banned after a recent accident took place over the weekend.
The winning $30 million Lotto Max ticket for Friday's jackpot was sold in Ontario and here's where.
Backcountry permit costs will remain unchanged for the 2022 camping season as Ontario Parks continues a flat fee pilot project for some of its parks.
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board says January home sales dropped by more than 18 per cent compared with a year ago as fewer properties were listed for sale and market conditions tightened.
Organizers of Toronto St. Patrick’s Day Parade say they intend to have it go ahead this March, after it became one of the first major public events to be cancelled in the city as the coronavirus pandemic took hold two years ago.
A woman has been arrested after allegedly stealing and driving a Toronto fire truck around the city early Thursday morning, police say.
A suspect is facing assault charges after a TTC employee was stabbed at Dupont Station Wednesday morning.
Parents and guardians in Ontario will now be able to know if their student’s teacher has been involved in a sexual abuse investigation, the provincial government announced on Tuesday.
The federal government is set to eliminate PCR testing requirements for fully vaccinated Canadians travelling outside of the country, a senior government source tells CTV News.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that 'everything'—with the exception of deploying the Canadian Armed Forces—is currently on the table to bring the ongoing protests and blockades set up across the country to an end. Trudeau declined to get into specifics about just how or when the demonstrations will be ceased, citing concerns over a violent outcome.
The Ontario government has invoked new emergency measures by declaring a state of emergency aimed at protesters and ending the blockade at a key border crossing in the province, including stiffer fines and penalties for protesters.
As inflation rates accelerate at the fastest level in 30 years, people may be wondering how they can best protect their personal finances.
Despite Toronto's sky-high real estate prices, one financial expert says she still believes buying a house is a smarter decision than renting.
Owning a house in Toronto is a dream for thousands of people that continues to feel further and further out of reach.
For chef Nick Liu, this week was emotional. He celebrated the revival of indoor dining and the Chinese New Year in a single evening – greeting the occasion with crispy pastrami spring rolls and tom yum custard.
The revolving opening and closing of indoor dining in Ontario has placed stress and strain on the restaurant industry. But, the owners of an Italian catering company in Toronto's west end are calling the current moment a “blessing in disguise” as they close their cafe and dive into indoor dining in time for Ontario’s latest round of reopening.
Nearly two decades after customers started snaking outside of a women’s clothing store in Montreal – not to buy sweaters or jeans, but instead, seeking a tiny 200 square foot salad bar set in the back – Mandy’s Salads is coming to Toronto.
Henry Thomas Shepard fought in both World Wars as a company sergeant major and was one of only 23 Black soldiers who fought at Vimy Ridge.
The CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre is being transformed into the new home of the Canadian production of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.'
More details are coming in as to how missing person Kevin Henry survived more than 70 days in a Vancouver Island forest.
A ‘ghost village’ in Spain, which was flooded in 1992 to create a reservoir, has emerged from the water after a massive drought.
Paul Workman has the story of a group of scientists who just achieved a major breakthrough in their quest to develop nuclear fusion.
An Indonesian crocodile that lived with a tire stuck around its neck for almost 6 years, was finally freed by a self-taught reptile rescuer.
Richard Madan looks at some of the commercials that will air during the Super Bowl.
Mysterious penguin snow sculptures with messages attached have been popping up in an Ontario town. Heather Senoran reports.
An on ice-rescue training drill for St Louis, Mo., firefighters turned into a real rescue operation after two teens fell into a frozen lake.
With hospitalizations dropping, more provinces look to loosen COVID-19 restrictions. Avis Favaro reports.
Ontario issues state of emergency aimed at protesters and ending blockades. Glen McGregor reports.
A judge has granted an injunction to end the blockade at the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont. John Vennavally-Rao reports.
Murals in Vancouver are memorializing the city's Black history and culture. Melanie Nagy reports.
CTV News has learned the government is set to eliminate PCR testing requirements for vaccinated Canadians travelling outside of the country.
A ‘ghost village’ in Spain, which was flooded in 1992 to create a reservoir, has emerged from the water after a massive drought.
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Lifestyle expert Natalie Sexton shares her beauty inspired gift guide.
Fitzy’s owner and director Natasha Parmar dishes on what makes their chocolate appealing to everyone.
Cardiologist Dr. Stephanie Poon outlines the symptoms of heart failure and where you can get more information.
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