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‘Sets the tone’: More than half of PM Carney’s new cabinet will be fresh faces

When Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils his new front bench on Tuesday, more than half of its members will be fresh faces, CTV News has confirmed.

Mandy Gull-Masty becomes first Indigenous person to head Indigenous Services

For the first time ever, an Indigenous person has been chosen to lead the federal department responsible for providing services to First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities.

P.E.I. fisherman says MSX parasite impact on oysters ‘devastating,’ calls for government support

In Bedeque Bay, the backbone of P.E.I.’s spring oyster fishing industry, most oysters are dead. Normally, there would be thousands of oysters there, said Bob MacLeod, president of PEI Shellfish Association.

New data showing Canadians are avoiding U.S. may be ‘consequential,’ says professor

A new Statistics Canada report found that Canadian return trips from the U.S. substantially declined, a trend that one professor says reflects the effectiveness of the Canadian movement boycotting American products and travel to protest the Donald Trump administration.

‘Unreal smoke’: Sask. woman recalls fleeing wildfire

Shelly Lawrence wouldn’t have known there was a wildfire burning just minutes away from her home if it hadn’t been for the smoke. She never saw any flames when she made the decision to flee with her granddaughter.

Air Canada announces 4 new destinations, 13 new routes in major Latin America push

As Canadian travel to the United States declines, Air Canada is turning its attention to Latin America with its 'largest winter expansion to date.'

Business community eyeing new cabinet for signs Carney serious on shifting priorities

Canada’s business community will be watching Tuesday’s cabinet shuffle for signs that Prime Minister Mark Carney will be easier to work with than the last Liberal government.

Missing Quebec hiker’s body found in the Adirondacks

The lifeless body of the 22-year-old hiker from Quebec who went missing in the Adirondacks at the end of November has been found.

Elected representatives from Vermont make a symbolic gesture by buying Quebec products

A delegation of elected representatives from Vermont went shopping at Montreal’s Jean Talon market on Saturday to protest against U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policy.

Study flags Canada’s growing burden of chronic gut disease

Canada is facing a dramatic rise in inflammatory bowel disease over the next two decades, according to a new global study.

Liberals flip Terrebonne riding back by a single vote after judicial recount

Multiple sources have told CTV News the Liberals have regained the riding of Terrebonne by a single vote.

Quebec Superior Court authorizes class-action over traffic stops without reason

A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class action suit brought on behalf of racialized people who were stopped while behind the wheel by police without reason to suspect an offence.

Love it or hate it: Magpies crowned Edmonton’s city bird

You don't have to look far to find one of Edmonton's new city bird.

Ticket sold in Surrey, B.C., wins record-setting $80-million Lotto Max prize

Someone in B.C.’s Lower Mainland just won the largest lottery prize in the province’s history.

Survivor holds cautious hope amid claims new Pope mishandled clergy abuse allegations

An advocate for victims of clergy abuse said Saturday they are holding on to cautious hope about Pope Leo XIV, but keeping a close eye on recently surfaced allegations that he previously sheltered those accused of abuse.