Between two and five millimetres of rain had coated Alberta’s capital city by early Monday afternoon in the start of a winter storm that is also expected to bring snow, wind and frigid temperatures.
Health Canada has authorized the use of Pfizer's COVID-19 antiviral treatment Paxlovid, the first oral and at-home prescription medication to be cleared for use in this country.
Skinner, 23, was recalled last week with starter Mike Smith still nursing a thumb injury.
Chile's Christiane Endler was named The Best FIFA Women's Goalkeeper on Monday, beating out Canada's Stephanie Labbe and Germany's Ann-Katrin Berger.
Winter storm update: It’s going to get worse
Hospital emergency rooms in Alberta are likely to assess complaints from First Nations people as less urgent than those from other patients, even when their problems are the same, says a new study that looked at millions of such visits.
Alberta's COVID-19 hospitalizations number above 800 for the first time since October, according to data released on Friday.
The Health Sciences Association of Alberta (HSAA) is calling on the province to act and ensure the success of the public health-care system as the Omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to spread .
Waste material from used COVID-19 rapid antigen tests are technically considered hazardous. Does this mean it’s OK to throw them in the trash? On CTVNews.ca, experts weigh in on what to do when it comes to disposing of used rapid tests.
The Trans Mountain pipeline returned to normal operating pressure on Saturday, it said in a statement, after functioning at reduced pressure for over a month.
The federal government is unlikely to challenge Quebec's controversial proposal to apply a tax on the unvaccinated in the province, says former premier Jean Charest.
Millions more Canadian students will head back to school today as officials across four provinces work to keep classrooms safe from COVID-19 and the threat of Omicron-driven staff shortages.
With the pandemic inspiring some to make lifestyle changes, many have decided to add more green companions to their homes.
Hundreds of players got the chance to compete in Minor Hockey Week over the past seven days, with the championship games wrapping up the tournament on Sunday.
A table that a convenience store in Spruce Grove put up to keep employees and customers physically distanced during the pandemic has become a symbol of community.
The restaurant will be located in Windermere and is scheduled to open in early 2022.
Residents in a southeast Edmonton neighbourhood are frustrated with the massive windrows left behind by city crews after blading the area for ice buildup.
Edmonton police are looking for help identifying three, possibly four thieves who robbed a northeast vape shop back in November.
Starting at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Albertans can book regular camping sites for the next three months.
Pharmacy professors from the University of Alberta have published new guidelines to help pharmacists treat testosterone deficiency in aging men.
Chile's Christiane Endler was named The Best FIFA Women's Goalkeeper on Monday, beating out Canada's Stephanie Labbe and Germany's Ann-Katrin Berger.
Skinner, 23, was recalled last week with starter Mike Smith still nursing a thumb injury.
Scoring five third-period goals may not be the usual game plan, but it was the perfect path to a win for the Ottawa Senators on Saturday.
Three young women from Edmonton have been selected as "future Olympians" by a program that tests, identifies, and then funds athletes with podium potential.
Alphonso Davies' return from a bout of COVID-19 has been put on hold with Bayern Munich saying the Canadian star shows signs of an inflammation of the heart muscle.
Most of Ontario hammered with winter snowstorm
Health Canada has authorized the use of Pfizer's COVID-19 antiviral treatment Paxlovid, the first oral and at-home prescription medication to be cleared for use in this country.
Chinese officials have alleged that Beijing's first case of the Omicron variant may have travelled to the city through a piece of mail from Canada, but experts tell CTVNews.ca that the claim doesn't add up.
From cars buried in snow to ambulances scrambling through barely visible streets, CTVNews.ca has collected images showing the extent of the snowfall across Toronto and parts of Ontario.
Ottawa paramedics are thanking an eight-year-old boy for saving an elderly man who was almost completely buried in snow during a blizzard Monday morning.
Ontario’s chief medical officer of health is sounding a tone of optimism nearly two weeks after the province instituted a modified lockdown to slow the spread of the Omicron variant.
A six-year cold case investigation into the betrayal of Anne Frank has identified a surprising suspect in the mystery of how the Nazis found the hiding place of the famous diarist in 1944.
A winter storm is battering southern Ontario and parts of Quebec Monday, with anywhere from 15 to 60 centimetres of snow expected to fall across the provinces.
Waste material from used COVID-19 rapid antigen tests are technically considered hazardous. Does this mean it’s OK to throw them in the trash? On CTVNews.ca, experts weigh in on what to do when it comes to disposing of used rapid tests.
More than 1,500 travellers refused to comply with wearing a face mask during their flight and hundreds of letters of non-compliance were issued in 2021 as a result, according to updated data released by Transport Canada.
Calgary police are looking to speak with a man who was at a Beltline bar last month when it's suspected two women had their drinks spiked.
The City of Calgary says road crews are preparing for a drastic drop in temperature overnight by applying anti-icing agents.
Calgary Transit is adjusting about 10 per cent of its bus routes because of dozens of staff members who are ill or isolating due to the Omicron variant.
A Saskatchewan health official is warning that even a case of the sniffles is a reason to self-isolate.
The nation's weather agency has issued a freezing rain warning for Saskatoon.
Filipino nurses face hurdles to come work in Canada compared to other countries, according to two Philippines-based recruiting companies.
The sexual assault trial of a former Regina doctor continued on Monday with the court hearing from a potential expert witness
Some personal information of Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority employees may have been accessed during a cyber attack on Dec. 25, the Crown reported Monday.
Active cases rose to 11,642, up 177 from Sunday. In the Regina region, 2,948 cases are considered active, while Saskatoon accounts for 3,522.
Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting four new deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday.
New Brunswick health officials reported two more deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday.
A tough stretch of weather lies ahead for the region as we contend with a second strong storm system in a few days.
Environment Canada has issued a winter storm warning Monday morning due to gusty winds and near-zero visibility amid blowing snow as parts of Ontario expect up to 60 centimetres.
As Toronto navigates significant snowfall, highway closures and hazardous travel conditions, many are wondering when they can expect to see their local roads plowed.
Ontario health officials reported that 3,887 people are in hospital with COVID-19, and 578 of those patients are in intensive care.
The Greater Montreal Area is expected to see as much as 25 centimetres of snow in total.
A 16-year-old charged with stabbing his teacher in December, at his high school in St-Michel, was denied bail Monday. The Crown is seeking an adult sentence.
A dozen people were taken to hospital to treat minor injuries after three pileups involving almost 75 vehicles shut down highways south of Montreal Monday as parts of Quebec are hammered by a major snowstorm.
Severe weather has prompted a number of cancellations and delays in our coverage area.
The Region of Waterloo reported two new deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday, along with 30 more hospitalizations.
Snow plows were out on Monday morning to help clear streets as a snowstorm blanketed southern Ontario.
