Albertan junior and high school students are being sent home to learn and the province is introducing stricter gathering limits in hopes of curbing the spread of COVID-19.
The EPS homicide unit is investigating a “suspicious death” in the area of 121 Street and 146 Avenue.
The pandemic is hitting students and schools hard as the Edmonton Public School Board projects to spend millions in response to COVID-19.
A local chef and business owner is asking Premier Jason Kenney to lock down his business and others like it - citing safety and financial concerns.
Junior and senior high school students in Alberta will soon be moved to online classes and all students won't return to in-class learning from the winter break until Jan. 11, 2021.
The Alberta government is forecasting better than expected immediate deficit and revenue situations while still pointing towards a long road to economic recovery amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and rising debt load.
Gameplay was paused at Team Canada’s World Juniors selection camp on Tuesday after two players tested positive for COVID-19.
A man who operated an unlicensed daycare out of his southeast Edmonton home is being accused of possessing and accessing child pornography.
A southern Alberta cat rescue has come to the aid of 20 exotic felines that were removed last week from a home near Edmonton.
The driver of a U-Haul was arrested and taken to hospital after allegedly trying to flee police during a traffic stop and crashing with another vehicle Tuesday morning.
A local realtor is sharing his story after an attempted home invasion left him shaken and his home damaged.
The Western Cycle building has finally come down in order to make way for the Valley Line West LRT expansion.
Drawings from two children in the Edmonton area have been picked to be in a book written by one of the most popular authors in the world.
An Edmonton non-profit youth-based group is donating 4,500 disposable face masks to the iHuman Youth Society.
With small businesses across the province hurting as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, one Stony Plain restaurant is ramping up its community support.
A coyote attempted to take care of some Christmas shopping in a Shoppers Drug Mart in Grande Prairie, Alta., on Wednesday.
It happens roughly once a week. The conversation goes something like this.
A local police officer is getting a lot of attention for an act of kindness captured on video.
Scientists at the University of Alberta say they may have discovered a cure for diabetes.
A Christmas-themed bar will be popping up in Edmonton this holiday season, with an over-the-top experience sure to jingle your bells.
Gameplay was paused at Team Canada’s World Juniors selection camp on Tuesday after two players tested positive for COVID-19.
A Sylvan Lake high school is taking a two-day pause from in-school classes due to a rise in COVID-19 cases.
The Central Alberta Sexual Assault Support Centre (CASASC) in Red Deer has set up an outdoor exhibition to raise awareness for Family Violence Prevention Month.
The provincial police watchdog is investigating after a suspect was bitten by a Red Deer RCMP dog.
Lacombe County has introduced new COVID-19 measures after being moved to Alberta’s list of communities under enhanced status.
Legendary Canadian television host Alex Trebek dies at 80
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The discovery of a mysterious metal monolith in an undisclosed location in Utah is raising some questions.
The Oxford English Dictionary was unable to select one word for their 'word of the year' for 2020
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.
A restaurant in Toronto has been forced to shut down indefinitely after offering indoor dinning amid a lockdown.
Quebec Premier Francois Legault clarified the moral contract that loosens restrictions over the holidays.
Watch ongoing news coverage of the COVID-19 pandemic and current events on CTV News Channel.
Man. Premier Brian Pallister responded to criticism leveled by Tory MP Candice Bergen saying he was committed to stopping the spread of COVID-19.
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.
The federal government has signed a deal to secure up to 26,000 doses of a COVID-19 therapeutic drug from Eli Lilly, with the option to receive thousands more, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Tuesday. He also sought to temper Canadians' expectations around the timing and rollout of vaccines.
The Duchess of Sussex has revealed that she had a miscarriage in July, giving a personal account of the traumatic experience in hope of helping others.
Albertan junior and high school students are being sent home to learn and the province is introducing stricter gathering limits in hopes of curbing the spread of COVID-19.
The fourth season of 'The Crown' has been greeted with a flurry of renewed interest in the troubled relationship between Prince Charles and Lady Diana. But did the hit Netflix get the facts right? Viewers need to beware, CTV's royal commentator Richard Berthelsen writes in his exclusive column for CTVNews.ca, as the series plays fast and loose with what really happened.
Canada has more than 56,700 active cases of COVID-19, adding nearly 4,900 new cases in the last day.
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.
The newly released results of a Statistics Canada survey are shedding light on the complications that older Canadians face in the caregiving realm, revealing that almost a quarter of Canadians over the age of 65 are also caregivers themselves, and are facing a new horde of challenges during COVID-19.
With Nunavut in a territorywide shutdown, many community lifelines are closed, leaving some with nowhere to go.
