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Wall Street is rolling toward more records, led by a rally for tech stocks after Nvidia and Intel announced a US$5 billion partnership.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed an application from the City of Ottawa to appeal the Ontario Court of Appeal’s ruling that declared a 1981 agreement to keep 40 per cent of the property as ...
Outgoing Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante says the inauguration of a sixth UN office in the city is a reflection of the environmental, housing-focused agenda she’s championed in her nearly eight years in ...
Vaughan residents are voicing concern over a growing number of coyote incidents, some involving pets and young children, and are calling on the city to take action.
The daughter of a 100-year-old World War Two veteran from Harrow is expressing frustration as she tries to bring him back home from a hospital in British Columbia.
Licensed mortgage broker Leah Zlatkin discusses the Bank of Canada’s latest interest rate decision, and what it will mean for Canadians with mortgages.
A patron at one of the nation’s newest amusement parks has died after riding a roller coaster there, Florida authorities said.
B.C. construction company shares dramatic video of a dump truck plunging into Nitinaht Lake after the shoreline gave way. The driver managed to swim to safety.
The summer weather is ramping up, with a high of 28 degrees Thursday. “Feeling like the low 30s, the summertime heat is holding,” said CTV London’s meteorologist Julie Atchison. The heat holds until a ...
After years of work, an unveiling was held for the “hero by my side” statue - a permanent reminder of the contributions of police service dogs. Gary Carlson, a retired RCMP member, came up with the ...
The first 17 days of September have been (on average) hotter than July in Edmonton. The warm spell will continue for three more days.
Pro-Khalistan demonstrators are preparing to stage a day-long protest outside the Indian consulate in Vancouver Thursday, marking two years since then-prime minister Justin Trudeau told parliament ...