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Sponsored: One-stop shopping at Nordstrom
![Nordstrom is a one-stop destination for the best gifts. Erica Wark shares top gifts under $50, under $150, and over $150.]()
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Sponsored: Tips for changing your career
![Kelly Gordon, Counsellor at Athabasca University, shares some tips for changing your career--no matter what stage of life you're at.]()
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Sponsored: building Toy Mountain
![Kim Wynn stops by Trail Appliances to see how Toy Mountain is coming along, why Trail Appliances got involved, and how it helps kids.]()
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Sponsored: IREUSE2
![Nikki Buchannon from IREUSE2 tells us all about the stylish luxury eco-sustainable on-the-go Cutlery option.]()
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Sponsored: ATCO Blue Flame recipes can't be beet
![See how versatile and delicious beets can be with these recipes for roasted beet dip and roasted beet salad.]()
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Sponsored: Go-to beauty gifts
![Beauty editor Bahar Niramwalla gives us her gift guide for the gals on your list.]()
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Sponsored: Gifts for the guys
![Lifestyle expert Richard Cazeau shows us some gift ideas for the guys on your list.]()
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Sponsored: gadgets and gear gifts
![Tech expert Marc Saltzman shares some deals on the best gadgets and gear for the holiday season.]()
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Sponsored: gotta-have gifts
![DIY expert Denise Wild shows us some of the season's gotta-have gifts!]()
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Sponsored: Canadian Tire Magic of Lights
![Kim Wynn heads out for a special preview of this year's Canadian Tire Magic of Lights.]()
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Environment Canada issuing first ever 'red alert' for B.C.
B.C. officials hope repairs are enough for the forecasted rain on the way. CTV’s Heather Wright reports.
U.K. officials provide an update about new COVID-19 variant
The federal government is announcing new measures to prevent the spread of a new variant emerging out of South Africa.
Ont. couple bombarded by 'robocalls' after clearing border
Canada Post adding more staff and vehicles ahead of holidays
Heated exchange in QP over COVID-19 measures and the border
Poll shows Canadians are concerned about jobs, environment
Driver charged after Alta. father, daughter killed in crash
Khashoggi's fiance wants Bieber to cancel Saudi Arabia show
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Ont. designer's biodegradable shoes a Kickstarter success
Smudge the Blades counters racism in hockey
An Indigenous-owned company fights racism in hockey with by incorporating First Nations culture into its apparel. CTV’s Creeson Agecoutay reports.
Ottawa Tourism offers trips to 'Jeopardy!' contestants
Two contestants on 'Jeopardy!' didn't know where the Rideau Canal was located. CTV's Dave Charbonneau with reaction from Ottawa residents.
'When Harry Met Santa': Norway Christmas ad marks milestone
A Christmas ad in Norway showing Santa Claus with a boyfriend is celebrating the 50-year milestone of homosexuality being decriminalized.
Watch this condor take flight after its recovery in Peru
Members of Peru's National Forestry and Wildlife Service looked on as an endangered condor that was treated for poisoning took flight.
CTV Edmonton meteorologist shares video, issues ice warning
Why you should never deep-fry a frozen turkey
The City of Gulfport, Miss., shared a video in which a firefighter demonstrates the dangers of deep-frying a frozen turkey.
Margaret Atwood says being on stamp an 'unexpected honour'
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Should Canada revisit its booster strategy in the face of a new variant?
As the world reacts to the emergence of a new COVID-19 variant first detected in southern Africa, questions are being asked about what this means for the vaccine's effectiveness — and whether access to boosters should be expanded.
DEVELOPING | Abbotsford mayor 'extremely concerned' about potential for flooding from U.S. this weekend
Abbotsford Mayor Henry Braun says his city remains "extremely concerned" about the possibility of floodwaters from the United States arriving this weekend.
DEVELOPING | Parts of Highways 1 and 3 now closed in B.C., Highway 99 closing at 4 p.m. due to storm
B.C.'s Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure says planned closures of highways between the Lower Mainland and the Interior due to the ongoing storm will begin at 2 p.m. Saturday.
Canada Post ramping up for holiday season amid COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain issues
Getting shopping done early and having back-up gift ideas are key to navigating the ongoing supply chain issues this holiday season, David Soberman, a professor at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, says.
COVID-19 variant spreads to more countries as world on alert
The new potentially more contagious omicron variant of the coronavirus popped up in more European countries on Saturday, just days after being identified in South Africa, leaving governments around the world scrambling to stop the spread.
Rainfall warnings issued for Lower Mainland as B.C. communities brace for floods
Parts of the Lower Mainland could be drenched with up to 120 millimetres of rainfall by Sunday afternoon, according to new weather warnings from Environment and Climate Change Canada.
W5 INVESTIGATES | Is a drug overdose murder?
W5’s upcoming documentary ‘Death Penalty,’ airing on Saturday at 7 p.m. on CTV, compiles the first-ever research on a growing trend to treat overdose deaths as potential homicides.
NEW | Counting murders by overdose deaths in Canada
Homicide charges following investigations into overdose deaths in Canada can be described as falling into two categories: pre- and post- fentanyl. W5 found that starting in 2016, there was a significant uptick: 135 manslaughter and criminal negligence causing death charges being laid by police and prosecutors across Canada.
Newfoundland town mobilizes to feed truckers stranded after massive storm
A small Newfoundland community came together today to bring sandwiches and coffee to truckers stranded after a storm washed out parts of the island's main highway this week.
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DEVELOPING | Abbotsford mayor 'extremely concerned' about potential for flooding from U.S. this weekend
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DEVELOPING | Parts of Highways 1 and 3 now closed in B.C., Highway 99 closing at 4 p.m. due to storm
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Calgary
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$40M lawsuit claims Calgary school board breached 'duty of care' of students of former teacher
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against the Calgary Board of Education in connection with the alleged sexual misconduct of a teacher who died this past February.
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Crossfield, Alta. man killed in QEII crash
Leduc RCMP say a 21-year-old man from Crossfield died in a single vehicle crash on Friday afternoon.
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Calgarians encouraged to shop local as Christmas shopping season kicks off
As big box stores offered Black Friday deals this week, a special initiative called 'Small Business Saturday' is encouraging Calgarians to think of business owners who have struggled during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Saskatoon
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Men identified after being found dead in vehicle near north Sask. highway
RCMP have identified two men found dead inside a vehicle near a highway north of Prince Albert Thursday.
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U of S, Metis Nation Saskatchewan sign agreement to verify Metis citizenship
The Métis Nation – Saskatchewan (MN-S) and the University of Saskatchewan have signed an agreement to ensure the proper criteria is met for Métis citizenship and identity when people apply for Métis based opportunities at the U of S.
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Saskatoon doctor writes book on fictional world dealing with COVID-19 in the future
A Saskatoon family physician used his downtime during the pandemic to write a futuristic novel that surrounds a world still struggling with COVID-19 50 years from now.
Regina
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Agribition addresses southern Africa travel concerns about new COVID-19 variant
Representatives from Agribition said there are no international guests participating in the show that travelled from areas in southern Africa where a new coronavirus variant has been identified.
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Sask. reports 73 new COVID-19 cases, 5 deaths
The Government of Saskatchewan reported 73 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday, along with five new deaths.
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'This will always be a fight': Women push for changes to Saskatchewan labour law
After years of dealing with sexual harassment at work, Ariana Donovan created an online whisper network for others with similar experiences.
Atlantic
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COVID-19 case count concerns in N.B. as two hospitals battle outbreaks
As concern continues to grow surrounding The Moncton Hospital's COVID-19 outbreak, Horizon's Saint John Regional Hospital also declared a COVID-19 outbreak Friday evening.
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Newfoundland town mobilizes to feed truckers stranded after massive storm
A small Newfoundland community came together today to bring sandwiches and coffee to truckers stranded after a storm washed out parts of the island's main highway this week.
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More than 10,000 N.B. children registered for pediatric COVID-19 vaccine
More than 10,000 appointments have been booked for children in New Brunswick aged five to 11 to receive their first dose of the pediatric COVID-19 vaccine.
Toronto
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Ontario logs 854 more cases of COVID-19, two additional deaths
Health officials in Ontario are reporting 854 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday as well as two additional deaths linked to the disease.
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Toronto, parts of southern Ontario under winter weather travel advisory
A winter weather travel advisory has been issued for Toronto and parts of southern Ontario, warning motorists of poor driving conditions Sunday due to accumulating snowfall.
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Toronto's Cavalcade of Lights to illuminate Nathan Phillips Square Saturday evening
The City of Toronto will kick off the start of the holiday season Saturday evening as its Cavalcade of Lights display gets underway at Nathan Phillips Square.
Montreal
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Quebec COVID-19 cases soar with 1,171 new infections on Saturday, most since April
Quebec reported Saturday that 1,171 more people have tested positive for COVID-19, with 726 of those not fully vaccinated. It is the highest daily increase in cases since April 30 when the Quebec Institute of Public Health reported the same number of new cases.
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Unvaccinated people are more likely to catch COVID-19, but by how much? The answer has changed in recent months.
Unvaccinated people are statistically more likely to catch COVID-19, according to Sante Quebec. But by how much? The answer has changed in recent months, as efficacy wanes and variants emerge, among other factors.
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Kahnawake back on Red Alert as COVID-19 cases spread among children under 5
Kahnawake is on Red Alert after active coronavirus cases spiked in recent days, mostly among children aged four to five – a demographic which, in large part, remains unvaccinated.
Kitchener
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Several arrests made in connection to reported shooting in Kitchener
Police have made several arrests in connection to an investigation into a reported shooting in the area of Linden Avenue in Kitchener on Saturday.
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Analyst predicts 11 cent drop at gas pumps in Waterloo Region
A gas analyst is predicting an 11 cent per litre drop in gas prices on Sunday for Waterloo Region.
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Ontario logs 854 more cases of COVID-19, two additional deaths
Health officials in Ontario are reporting 854 new cases of COVID-19 on Saturday as well as two additional deaths linked to the disease.
