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Sponsored: Edmonton real estate update
![Paul Gravelle, 2022 Chair of the Board of Directors for the REALTORS® Association of Edmonton, gives us an update on the real estate market.]()
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![Best Buy has a variety of products that make it easier to monitor and manage your health and wellness.]()
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Sponsored: Hydrogen production in Edmonton
![Brent Lakeman of Edmonton Global shares details on why the Edmonton region is on a path to be a global epicenter of the hydrogen economy.]()
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![Geneviève Brousseau-Provencher, CEO and co-founder of DOSE Juice Women-owned, women-led business producing organic cold-pressed juices.]()
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![Taz Rajan of Bromwich + Smith shares tips to move forward financially in 2022.]()
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![Tech expert Marc Saltzman shows us some of the highlights from this year's Consumer Electronics Show.]()
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![From paying yourself first to saving with loyalty points, finance expert Barry Choi shares tips to help finesse your finances.]()
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Dramatic video shows LAPD officer saving toddler's life
A Los Angeles police officer is being hailed a hero after dramatic video shows him saving toddler's life.
Canada commits $340M to extend Ukraine training mission
Canada should send weapons to Ukraine 'immediately': Former ambassador
Dr. Bogoch on what you need to know about Omicron subvariant
One-on-one with Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid
Paul Workman speaks to Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid about the killing of Canadian soldiers in Kandahar.
Woman signs 15 year furnace contract in free doorbell offer
A Brampton woman said the offer of a free doorbell came with a pitch for a new furnace, an agreement she now regrets.
Scammers steal 13 gold rings from 92-year-old Fla. woman
Doorbell footage captured a couple who police say scammed a 92-year-old Florida woman, stealing 13 gold rings they claimed were fakes.
Grandma with a gut feeling beats scammer at his own game
A grandmother with a gut feeling ended up beating a scammer at his own game. Tom Walters has the details.
Unvaccinated U.S. man taken off heart transplant list
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Ont. man builds 'ultimate Canadian backyard' for son
Jeremy Rupke in on a mission to have the most Canadian backyard around for his son's 7th birthday.
Rescuers lure lost dog with sausage attached to drone
A dog that was stranded in marshland and at risk of drowning was rescued by a British crew using a drone with a special treat attached to it.
More than 1,000 fin whales gather off Antarctica
911 dispatcher in Col. helps deliver baby over phone
Fraggle Rock is back and features some Edmonton talent
Researchers uncover rare stretch of pristine coral reef
Scientists in the South Pacific have uncovered a rare stretch of pristine coral reef. Daniele Hamamdjian reports.
Alta. man sleeping in backyard igloo to raise money for MS
An Edmonton man will spend three nights in an igloo he built if he raises money for multiple sclerosis research.
Ont. glee club creates remote recording of 'O Canada'
Members of an Ontario glee club came together remotely to record a special version of 'O Canada.' Nicole Lampa reports.
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Trudeau decries 'fringe' views of some in trucker convoy, as police prepare for its arrival in Ottawa
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is decrying the 'fringe' views among some of those who are supporting the trucker convoy making its way to Parliament Hill to protest COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other policies they feel infringe on their freedoms.
Canada extends military operation in Ukraine for three years
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Wednesday the extension of Operation UNIFIER for three years, and the deployment of 60 more troops to Ukraine in the coming days.
CTV News in Ukraine | 'If I'm called, I will go': Ukrainian reservist and former Voice contestant ready to fight Russian threat
CTV's Omar Sachedina speaks to a Ukrainian reservist and former contestant on Ukraine's version of 'The Voice' about the looming threat of war with Russia.
Wracked by war and drought, some Afghan families selling young girls into marriage
Crushing poverty is forcing displaced people in Afghanistan to make some very desperate choices, including selling organs or even their own girls into marriage to adult men.
'So many angry people': Experts say online conversation around trucker convoy veering into dangerous territory
As a growing group of truckers and supporters make their way to Ottawa in a protest against vaccine mandates, experts say the rhetoric online concerning the convoy is getting increasingly worrisome.
Omicron subvariant BA.2 reported in Canada: PHAC
The Public Health Agency of Canada says it has detected more than 50 cases of a new Omicron subvariant known as BA.2. The subvariant is widely considered 'stealthier' than the original version of Omicron because some of its genetic traits make it harder to detect.
4 dead after shooting at Richmond, B.C., duplex, homicide unit investigating
Homicide investigators have been called to a Richmond, B.C., duplex after a shooting that left four people dead.
3 stabbings in December were hate-motivated: Calgary police
Police say a series of stabbings in the downtown core last month have been determined to be hate-motivated and targeting vulnerable Calgarians.
Mounties say autopsies have begun to identify family found dead near border
Mounties say autopsies have begun as they try to identify the four people who were found dead in a frigid Manitoba blizzard near the United States border.
Calgary
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'People are fed up': convoy of trucks converges on Ottawa as police prepare for thousands on Parliament Hill
A convoy of hundreds of fed-up Canadian truckers are driving cross-country, heading for the nation’s capital to deliver a message that's raising millions of dollars from donors around the world.
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Empty office tower to become affordable housing complex, shelter in Calgary downtown core
Work is underway converting a vacant Seventh Avenue Calgary office tower into 82 units of affordable and specialized housing.
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Police seek public assistance to identify suspect from northwest Calgary bank robbery
Calgary police is seeking public assistant to identify a suspect in a bank robbery that took place in northwest Calgary last Thursday.
Saskatoon
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Prince Albert man pleads guilty in murders of parents, 7-year-old son
Nathaniel Carrier has pleaded guilty to first degree murder in connection to the death of his son and second degree murder in connection to the deaths of his parents.
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1,194 new COVID-19 cases reported in Sask. as active cases continue to decline
Saskatchewan reported 1,194 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, along with six more deaths, however active cases are down again.
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Popular Saskatoon restaurant Leyda's Café closing its doors
A popular Riversdale restaurant says it's putting a "pause" on its operations.
Regina
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Sask. premier hints at lifting restrictions as COVID-19 cases begin to crest
Saskatchewan’s premier is hinting some COVID-19 restrictions could soon be lifted, saying current measures may have run their course.
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Memories of residential schools, recent discoveries of unmarked graves taking mental toll on many
Whether its memories of attending them, or the recent discoveries of unmarked graves at the sites of former residential schools, many people have been mentally strained by the former schools.
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Former doctor accused of sexual assault denies allegations during testimony
Sylvester Ukabam, a former Regina doctor accused of sexually assaulting five female patients, continued to deny allegations made against him from the witness stand on Wednesday morning.
Atlantic
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N.S. extending its COVID-19 restrictions for two weeks, three new deaths reported Wednesday
Premier Tim Houston said Nova Scotia is extending its current provincewide COVID-19 public health restrictions until Feb. 14 in an attempt to limit the spread of the virus.
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Kalin's call: Nor'easter expected to bring heavy snow to Maritimes this weekend
An area of low pressure originating off the coastline of Florida will merge with a cold front on Friday. The resulting storm will rapidly strengthen into a nor’easter, which will move north to impact the Maritimes Saturday into Sunday.
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Police investigate sudden death at Halifax hotel
The Halifax Regional Police are on the scene of a sudden death at a hotel in the city.
Toronto
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Mother breaks window to help 10-month old baby escape apartment fire
A family is breathing a sigh of relief after a terrifying fire at an apartment in Etobicoke forced a mother to break a second-floor window to save her 10-month-old daughter.
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Ontario woman signs $12,748 furnace contract after being offered free doorbell
An Ontario woman who says she was offered a free doorbell by a salesperson said she wishes she didn't then sign a 15-year contract for a furnace that will cost her $12,748.
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Drivers warned of significant traffic delays on highways as trucker convoy enters Ontario
Drivers are being warned to expect significant traffic delays on major highways from Thursday to Saturday as the 'Freedom Convoy' of truckers enters Ontario.
Montreal
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Unvaccinated mother of five receives double lung transplant in Montreal after contracting COVID-19
Three COVID-19 patients who were unvaccinated or partially vaccinated have received double lung transplants at a Montreal hospital after their lungs were irreversibly damaged by the disease. One patient was a 49-year-old mother of five.
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Quebec has issued $45M in fines during the pandemic, but only a fraction of them have been paid
Since the start of the pandemic, Quebec has issued tickets totaling more than $45 million for public health violations, but only a fraction of them have actually been paid so far, according to data provided to CTV News.
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'A terrifying experience’: Montreal mother shares ordeal as ICU sees increase of children admitted with COVID-19 in fifth wave
The medical director at the PICU in the Montreal Children’s Hospital says it is seeing more children get sick with COVID and be sick enough to come to the ICU.
Kitchener
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Waterloo Region vaccine clinics accepting walk-ins starting Jan. 31
All Region of Waterloo vaccination clinics will offer walk-ins for all eligible residents, starting Jan. 31.
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Region of Waterloo confirms 4 new deaths related to COVID-19, hospitalizations dip to 144
Officials reported four new deaths related to COVID-19 on Wednesday, along with a dip in hospitalizations.
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'There are some calls that stick with you': A dramatic increase in mental health disability claims amongst first responders
First responders, like paramedics, firefighters, and police officers say they often deal with mental health challenges.
