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China confirms first Omicron variant case, blames Canada
Chinese officials claim the Omicron infection was caused by overseas mail, but experts dispute the idea. Glen McGregor reports.
Heavy snowstorm hits Ont. causing travel complications
Toronto and other parts of the GTA endured a heavy snowstorm that caused travel delays and cancellations. Heather Wright reports.
Blizzard his Quebec with major snowfall, high winds
The first major storm of the season dumps snow on Quebec and lashes the province with high winds. Genevieve Beauchemin reports.
Afghans still seek support after promised refuge in Canada
The immigration minister pledges $35 million to help immigrants settle in Canada’s rural areas, but Afghans need urgent help. Kevin Gallagher reports.
Health Canada approves Pfizer’s COVID-19 antiviral pill
Health Canada has authorized the use of Pfizer’s antiviral Paxlovid pill. Avis Favaro reports.
Caught on cam: Car blaze quashed during Toronto blizzard
Most of Ontario hammered with winter snowstorm
Aerials: Drone video shows the heavy snowfall in Toronto
Most of Ontario hammered with winter snowstorm
Manitoba family fined $8.5K after PCR test results rejected
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Woman captures 'superior mirage' of huge 'iceberg' in B.C.
A rare reflection of light is believed to be the cause of an iceberg seemingly appearing off the coast of Vancouver Island.
From the Archives: T.O. calls in army after 1999 snowstorm
In 1999, Toronto was buried in snow after a series of storms, forcing the mayor to call in the army.
Man gives back by driving healthcare staff members to work
A man is giving back to the people who saved him by driving healthcare staff members to work. Adam Sawatsky has the details.
'Miracle in the sky': T.O. doctor delivers baby mid-flight
A doctor's skills were put to the test when she was called to help deliver a baby on a flight across Africa.
Up in the air: How we detect animals through airborne DNA
York University prof. Elizabeth Clare discusses a new study where certain animal species can be detected only through airborne DNA.
B.C. coin collector treated to priceless surprise
Adam Sawatsky has the story of a B.C. coin collector who received a priceless surprise after losing her toonies collection.
Mich. judge shames elder cancer patient for overgrown lawn
A Michigan judge is garnering criticism online after shaming a 72-year-old cancer patient for not taking care of his overgrown lawn.
Tributes pour in for Canadian politician Alexa McDonough
Political pioneer Alexa McDonough died at the age of 77 after a lengthy struggle with Alzheimer's disease.
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These images show scale of snowstorm in Toronto and parts of Ontario
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 boy, 8, saves man nearly buried in snow
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.
Winter storm blasts across Ontario, parts of Quebec
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.
'Highly improbable': Experts dispute claim Beijing Omicron case from Canadian mail
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 CTV News that the claim doesn't add up.
Small group of Canadian special forces sent to Ukraine, sources confirm
A small group of Canadian special forces has been deployed to Ukraine, a country on the brink of an armed conflict with Russia, CTV News has confirmed.
Alberta justice minister to 'step back' from duties, review of his conduct after traffic ticket coming: Kenney
Premier Jason Kenney has asked Alberta's justice minister to "step back" from his ministerial duties until an independent review into his conduct following a distracted-driving ticket he received in 2021 is completed.
Twin earthquakes in western Afghanistan kill at least 22
Two earthquakes rattled Afghanistan's western Badghis province along the border with Turkmenistan on Monday afternoon, killing at least 22 people, a local official said.
Expiration dates removed for B.C.'s COVID-19 orders around gatherings, events, bars and gyms
The B.C. government has removed the expiration dates on COVID-19 orders limiting gathering sizes, banning indoor events and forcing gyms, bars and nightclubs to close – but it's unclear whether some of those restrictions could still be relaxed soon.
Quebec girl, 4, dies of 'circumstances related to COVID-19,' hospital centre says
The University Hospital Centre (CHU) of Quebec said Monday that a four-year-old girl had died "due to circumstances related to COVID-19."
Calgary
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Alberta justice minister to 'step back' from duties, review of his conduct after traffic ticket coming: Kenney
Premier Jason Kenney has asked Alberta's justice minister to "step back" from his ministerial duties until an independent review into his conduct following a distracted-driving ticket he received in 2021 is completed.
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Calgary road crews prepare for blast of winter weather overnight
The City of Calgary says road crews are preparing for a drastic drop in temperature overnight by applying anti-icing agents.
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New poll suggests Albertans concerned about debt
A new report released Monday suggests Albertans are concerned about debt.
Saskatoon
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Saskatoon police lay charges after seizure of firearm, drugs during traffic stop
Saskatoon police say three people are facing charges after a firearm was located inside a vehicle during a traffic stop Sunday night.
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Saskatoon woman opens fashion store just weeks after graduating high school
Marlene Cerda graduated high school in June and opened a fashion retail store a few weeks later.
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Here's why Sask. may be in a tough spot to recruit Filipino nurses
Filipino nurses face hurdles to come work in Canada compared to other countries, according to two Philippines-based recruiting companies.
Regina
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FCL to build nation's largest renewable diesel facility, canola processing plant in Regina
Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) announced plans to build Canada’s largest renewable diesel facility, along with a Canola Processing Plant, in Regina.
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Premier Moe's approval rating up slightly, remains below 50%: poll
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's approval rating rose two points but remains below 50 per cent, according to the latest polling data from the Angus Reid Institute.
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'Mommy will always be here': Regina mother continues search for 7-year-old daughter
A Regina mother is continuing her plea for information about the whereabouts of her seven-year-old daughter, who she said is being withheld from her by her ex-husband.
Atlantic
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N.S. reports four more deaths related to COVID-19; 73 in hospital due to virus Monday
Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting four new deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday.
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New Brunswick reports two COVID-19 related deaths Monday, 322 health-care workers test positive for the virus
New Brunswick health officials reported two more deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday.
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Daycare dilemma: Private operators say 'socialist takeover' will drive most out of business
Daycare operators in Nova Scotia say the rush to $10/day childcare in five years may end up putting some out of business a lot sooner than that.
Toronto
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What to expect on Tuesday after Toronto's snowstorm
There is still a possibility of more flurries in Toronto as residents start the lengthy cleanup process following Monday’s massive snowstorm.
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Mayor John Tory declares 'major snow storm condition' after blizzard batters Toronto
Toronto Mayor John Tory is declaring a 'major snow storm condition' to remove the snow left behind by a blizzard Monday morning that forced the closure of schools and major roadways across the city.
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When will the City of Toronto plow my street?
As Toronto navigates significant snowfall, highway closures and hazardous travel conditions, many are wondering when they can expect to see their local roads plowed.
Montreal
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Quebec girl, 4, dies of 'circumstances related to COVID-19,' hospital centre says
The University Hospital Centre (CHU) of Quebec said Monday that a four-year-old girl had died "due to circumstances related to COVID-19."
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Organizer of Sunwing trip is back in Montreal -- and got ticketed for breaking curfew
After a nearly three-week saga, the organizer of the ill-fated Sunwing trip to Mexico is back in Quebec -- and was ticketed on his way from the border, since he drove into Canada after the start of the 10 p.m. curfew Sunday night.
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McGill social work students plan to strike from in-person classes, stay online
Dissatisfaction brewing for weeks at McGill's School of Social Work has led to a rebellion, as undergraduates voted on Monday to refuse to return to in-person classes for at least a month after the scheduled date of Jan. 24.
Kitchener
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‘This is a snowmageddon’: Waterloo Region rocked by largest winter storm in years
Waterloo region is digging out of its worst winter storm in years after more than 25 centimetres of snow fell Monday.
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Region cancels Monday waste collection due to winter storm
Local waste collection has been cancelled for the remainder of Monday due to heavy snow and icy road conditions across Waterloo Region.
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Waterloo Region reports 30 more COVID-19 hospitalizations, 2 new deaths
The Region of Waterloo reported two new deaths related to COVID-19 on Monday, along with 30 more hospitalizations.
