Passenger trains not rolling on time: Why Via blames CN
Warnings of delays on the arrivals and departures board at Via Rail’s Montreal Central Station are now happening at historic levels.
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Opening interprovincial beer sales would be 'huge blow' to Newfoundland jobs: unions
As Canada vows to knock down internal trade barriers, unions representing workers at two large breweries in Newfoundland say easy beer sales between provinces would put local jobs at risk.
How the Canadian and U.S. militaries turned a frozen lake into an airstrip for an enormous plane — in just days
This is the third part of a multi-part series by CTV W5, embedded in the Canadian military’s Operation Nanook, as international interest by adversaries in Canada’s Arctic ramps up.
Number of migrants stopped entering U.S. from Canada drops to multi-year low
The number of migrants apprehended by the U.S. Border Patrol after entering the United States from Canada dropped to the lowest point since 2022 last month, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection statistics published on Thursday.
Usher of the Black Rod receives new sword from King Charles
A senior officer in Canada’s Parliament received a rare honour this week: in an audience with King Charles, Usher of the Black Rod J. Greg Peters received a new ceremonial sword.
U.S. tariffs push Ottawa to invest more in Canadian steel, aluminum projects
Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne directed his department on Wednesday to prioritize investments in projects that primarily use Canadian steel and aluminum, part of Ottawa’s reply to the Trump administration’s trade war.
‘The cold doesn’t like you': soldiers test gear and mettle in Arctic exercises
This is the second part of a multi-part series by CTV W5, embedded in the Canadian military’s Operation Nanook, as international interest by adversaries in Canada’s Arctic ramps up.
‘Wartime urgency’: Newspaper front pages day after Canada retaliates against U.S. in trade war
Newspapers on both sides of the border flashed magnified headlines the day after Canada retaliated against the U.S. in the ongoing trade war.
'Get ready for a wild ride': Weather Network issues Canada's spring forecast
Canada's recent flirtation with balmy temperatures will give way to spring's characteristically volatile weather, the Weather Network's chief meteorologist said, with a new seasonal forecast suggesting winter may still deliver some parting punches.
How one Ontario woman fought back and won after being overcharged for 7 years on her gas bill
Last year, CTV News spoke with a Mississauga homeowner who found out she had been overbilled on her natural gas bill by about $4,500 over seven years.
Tariff war forcing N.B. to cut trade barriers, go into deficit in next week’s budget
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says the tariff war with the United States is forcing the province to rethink its approach to trade.
Alberta bill to make hunting in wheelchairs legal among other Wildlife Act amendments
New legislation proposed by Alberta’s government would make hunting in a wheelchair legal and permit kids as young as 12 to use guns without adults around.
'Devastating loss' after fire destroys Tagish, Yukon, community centre
The Tagish Community Centre has been destroyed by fire, leaving the small Yukon community without its central hub, which included recreation facilities, meeting rooms, library services and an outdoor ice rink.
Canadian mayors, workers worry about ‘permanent damage’ from Trump tariffs
Canadian mayors, workers and industry representatives are warning that the Trump administration’s punishing tariffs on steel and aluminum could cost jobs and cause lasting damage to industries on both sides of the border.
Health Canada warns banned candles on Walmart.ca pose fire hazard
Health Canada has issued an advisory on relight candles that were sold online at Walmart for being a potential fire hazard.