Canada’s economy stalled again in August, StatCan says
Statistics Canada says the economy stalled for a second month in a row in August amid weakness in the public sector and wholesale trade.
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Why some Canadian police are still promoting Crime Stoppers despite breach
Some Canadian police services continue to promote Crime Stoppers despite a data breach that may have exposed identifying information included in anonymous tips.
Is permanent daylight savings time or standard time better? What to know
Transitioning to daylight saving time in the spring shifts daylight further into the evening, but in the winter it pushes sunrise later, especially in more northern latitudes.
Canada, EU lay out vision for closer ties in ‘dangerous and divided’ world
Canada and the EU are laying out their vision for what a closer relationship looks like in an increasingly “dangerous and divided” where trade has become “weaponized.”
Canada needs a ‘good mix’ of new tech like drones, AI: NATO commander
Next week’s federal budget is expected to have more details about how Canada intends to meet ambitious defence spending targets by 2035.
Will Russia be allowed at the World Juniors? Mixed messages after court ruling
Hockey Canada is seeking clarity on Russia's potential return to the world junior hockey championship, which begins in less than two months in Edmonton and Red Deer.
U.S. midterms 101: Who holds the cards in the Canada-U.S. trade war?
From tariff powers to trade leverage, Washington political analyst Eric Ham breaks down everything Canadians need to know ahead of next week’s crucial U.S. midterm elections.
Ghost tours are exploding across Canada. But one in the Maritimes is giving visitors the heebie-jeebies
Ghost tours are a regular occurrence at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, but tour guides are especially busy this week with large crowds, as people celebrate Halloween.
CTV News went to Kentucky to see if Canada’s bourbon bans are hurting them. Their response was blunt
Bourbon is a way of life in Bardstown, Ky. The town of more than 13,000 people, located about an hour from Louisville, is known as the bourbon capital of the world.
Canada aims to become EU's first 'associate member' by June 2027, Carney says
Mark Carney has set June 2027 as the deadline to make Canada the European Union's first-ever "associate member". The category, which has no precedent, has been fiercely opposed by Germany.
EU and Canada seek deeper ties amid worsening global uncertainty
Both sides signed a digital trade deal, as Trump’s trade threats push Washington’s allies to seek closer ties elsewhere.
Pope Leo XIV becomes first pontiff to vote in a US election
The Chicago-born pontiff, who has a tense relationship with Trump, mailed in a ballot for the midterm elections that will decide control of the US Congress.
Canada stops using 'avalanche dogs' for rescues in Rocky Mountains, stirring outrage
A 55-year-old dog rescue programme that has found missing hikers and children in the Canadian wilderness was axed as part of government budget cuts.
Canada and EU seek to 'withstand shocks together' through closer alliance
Canada and the European Union on Friday held talks to deepen cooperation on areas spanning critical minerals, artificial intelligence and trade; to better navigate global tensions and reduce reliance…
Quebec premier’s boycott of Canada-EU summit turns heads
The Canada-EU summit began in Montreal without Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon as his dispute with Ottawa continued to draw attention.
Budget 2026 title and theme focus on Canada’s sovereignty, minister reveals
The federal government has released the title and theme for its upcoming budget set to be tabled on Nov. 5, which the finance minister's office says reflects a period of "change."
Competition Bureau chief urges limits on non-compete clauses for workers
In a letter dated Oct. 29, Interim Commissioner of Competition Jeanne Pratt said the breadth of use of non-compete clauses in Canada is “concerning.”
Maya Gebala released from hospital 262 days after Tumbler Ridge shooting
"262 days since we were told, “We did everything we could, but we don’t think she’s going to make it through the night'," David Gebala wrote on Thursday.
Canada faces ‘critical gaps’ on military combat ammunition: AG warns
The report found there is a major discrepancy in the supply of munitions for training exercises and munitions to be used in combat.
Canada’s longest-serving mayor reflects on end of 46-year run in Milton, Ont.
After 46 years as mayor of Milton, Gord Krantz’s record-setting run as Canada’s longest-serving mayor has come to an end.
‘Immediately stop using’: Gas boilers, space heaters among latest recalls in Canada
Health Canada has announced recalls of residential gas boilers, children’s sensory swings and DREO space heaters over risks including carbon monoxide poisoning, falls and fires.
Mysterious barrel marked ‘U.S. Army’ found in Quebec could contain dangerous neurotoxin
Samples from a mysterious barrel found in Quebec that bears the inscription 'U.S. Army' are being tested for a possible dangerous neurotoxin.
Canada to take equity stake in AI firm
Canada is investing up to $1.1 billion in a Toronto-based AI startup, as Washington’s allies work to reduce their technological reliance on the US.
Many Cubans voted for Trump - now they're turning on Republican immigration policies
President Trump's fellow Republicans might feel the brunt of frustration among Cubans at the ballot box, writes the BBC's Will Grant.