One person has died, injuries are being monitored and bullet casings were found following a slew of what appear to be violent crimes occurring overnight in Montreal.
Two groups representing Quebec's bars and restaurants say that three weeks into the vaccine passport program, establishments have had enough and risk ruin if the government does not step in with financial assistance.
Roughly one in 753 Quebecers have lost their lives to COVID-19. For Canada as a whole, the per-capita death rate is much lower—one in 1,388. In the U.S., it's much higher.
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) issued a statement Friday acknowledging what it described as "grave abuses that were committed by some members of our Catholic community" at the schools.
The next Lotto Max draw, which will take place on Tuesday evening, is a big one. Prizes totalling approximately $83 million will be at stake.
Montreal mayoral candidate Valerie Plante made a campaign-defining pledge Saturday to spend $110 million on public security if re-elected.
Quebec public health is monitoring 600 active outbreaks within its territory as Saturday's coronavirus update revealed 795 new infections and 5 additional deaths.
After spending nearly three years in a Chinese prison, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have finally landed in Canada. The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that a Canadian Air Forces passenger plane carrying the two Michaels had landed in Calgary early Saturday morning.
Tofu sold in Quebec is being recalled over a possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination, which can cause flu-like symptoms or have more serious impacts on pregnant people.
Quebec's health and social services ministry (MSSS) is raising alarm bells after fake versions of the province's VaxiCode vaccine passport application have been spotted.
Esther 'Queen Esie' Calixte-Bea's first solo art show launched in Montreal this week, and celebrates female body hair and beauty inspired by the artist's roots in West Africa.
Quebecers across the province are set to take part in a Canada-wide demonstration to demand action be taken against climate change.
Montreal police (SPVM) are investigating after more gunshots were fired in the city's Saint-Leonard borough Friday night.
The offer of bonuses to Quebec nurses has just halted what could have become a ratified agreement for 60,000 union members working in Quebec’s health and social services sector.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says China has released detained Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor after Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou and U.S. Justice Department officials reached a deal to resolve the criminal charges against her and a B.C. judge discharged the extradition matter.
The Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) issued a statement Friday acknowledging what it described as "grave abuses that were committed by some members of our Catholic community" at the schools.
Esther 'Queen Esie' Calixte-Bea's first solo art show launched in Montreal this week, and celebrates female body hair and beauty inspired by the artist's roots in West Africa.
The People's Party of Canada's inadvertent use of a Norway Maple leaf in their logo instead of a domestic Sugar Maple provided a learning opportunity about invasive species and biodiversity.
A group of Concordia University students had visions of driving to California's iconic Big Sur, but the COVID-19 pandemic hit and their dreams were put on hold, so they developed a camper van that now has a line up of buyers.
Edith Blais' kidnapping and everything that happened in between, are chronicled in "The Weight of Sand," which was released in French earlier this year and is now being published in translation. It recounts the agonizing and dangerous months she spent as a hostage: being shuttled from camp to camp at gunpoint, sheltering under trees, enduring insects, sandstorms and crippling boredom, embarking on hunger strikes and, eventually, breaking free.
In Canada, less than seven per cent of medical students come from low socio-economic backgrounds.
After working as an intern at James Lyng High School, Julian Grau-Brown wanted to do something special for the students there, so he raised funds and bought them all sneakers for back-to-school.
Former Kanien'keha:ka (Mohawk) ironworker Lindsday Leborgne took a break from his local Mohawk council chief duties in 2001 to aid in the clean up efforts after Sept. 11, 2001, as he took the attacks personal.
Frank Doyle's family keeps his memory alive by running a charity that builds schools in Africa
After just a few hours of debate, Quebec's National Assembly voted unanimously Thursday evening to pass a new bill that would prohibit anti-vaccine protesters from demonstrating near schools, daycares, and hospitals -- an offence punishable by a fine of up to $12,000.
Quebec Premier François Legault is insisting employers have the right to oblige their employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 upon returning to the workplace.
Reported daily COVID-19 caseloads in Canada could reach unprecedented highs later this month if current levels of virus transmission are not reduced, new federal modelling data shows.
The Legault government has rejected a motion that called for children to have the right to a childcare space.
Quebec Solidaire (QS) is calling for the resignation of Minister of Education Jean-Francois Roberge because of his inability to provide every class with a teacher.
After a sharp rise in the number of children who were homeschooled by their parents last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there will be fewer this year, despite the worrying numbers associated with the fourth wave.
Public consultations are expected to begin next week as McGill hopes to revamp the old Royal Victoria Hospital building into a functioning part of its campus.
Two new schools will be built on a part of the Island of Montreal where schools are bursting at the seams in the east end.
On Friday, the Ontario Ministry of Health (MOH) announced that they would now provide coverage for Trikafta, a drug that has been heralded as "golden goose" of cystic fibrosis treatments but can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
John Ryzebol plays for more than just his ever-expanding family (two children, seven grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren). Since the start of the pandemic, he's been taking musical rides around the neighbourhood, playing harmonica from his scooter every day.
Following intense public pressure in British Columbia, and scrutiny from across the country, health officials have finally revealed a more accurate account of how many patients are in hospital due to COVID-19.
A Victoria man has bequeathed more than half a million dollars to a local animal shelter in honour of his beloved cat, according to the Capital Regional District.
A Saskatoon judge has ruled in favor allowing a father to have his child vaccinated despite the mother being opposed to her child getting the shot.
This house in La Palma, Spain was spared from flowing lava from the erupting Cumbre Vieja, while nearby houses were engulfed.
Explorers used sophisticated equipment to explore the 'Well of Hell', a 112-metre-deep desert hole in Yemen.
The U.K. Royal Air Force's aerial display team, the Red Arrows, arrived in Malta ahead of a scheduled performance at the Malta International Airshow.
CTV Saskatoon's Carla Shynkaruk reports on where you might be able to witness a unique wildlife ritual.
A popular lounger sold under three different names is being recalled after eight infant deaths in the United States.
After 45 years in broadcasting, the legendary journalist's last appearance as Anchor of CTV NEWS AT SIX will be on Tuesday, Nov. 30.
After spending nearly three years in a Chinese prison, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have finally landed in Canada. The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that a Canadian Air Forces passenger plane carrying the two Michaels had landed in Calgary early Saturday morning.
An executive of Chinese global communications giant Huawei Technologies returned from Canada Saturday night following a legal settlement that also saw the release of two Canadians held by China, potentially bringing closure to a nearly 3-year-long feud embroiling Ottawa, Beijing and Washington.
A colleague of Michael Kovrig says that he's ‘thrilled’ to hear that the Canadian is finally home after being detained in China for more than 1,000 days.
While the release of the Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig is reason for celebration, there are many other Canadians still detained in China, with at least four having been sentenced to death.
The Taliban hanged a dead body from a crane parked in a city square in Afghanistan on Saturday in a gruesome display that signaled the hard-line group's return to some of its brutal tactics of the past.
Germany's closely fought election on Sunday will set the direction of the European Union's most populous country after 16 years under Angela Merkel, whose party is scrambling to avoid defeat by its center-left rivals after a rollercoaster campaign. The environmentalist Greens also are eyeing at least a share of power.
The demographic makeup of COVID-19 cases in B.C. has shifted dramatically in recent weeks, with children under 10 years old now making up the biggest share of confirmed new infections in the province.
Four years before a mother and her 16-month-old son were killed in western Alberta, police had warned the public that a registered sex offender would be released and there was a chance he could harm 'a female, including children.'
Ontario health officials are reporting just under 650 new COVID-19 cases on Saturday.
Lawyer Lisa Jean Helps breaks down what to know about the Meng Wanzhou case and deferred prosecution agreements.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have left China and are on the way home to Canada.
A Chipotle employee in Philadelphia was threatened with a gun by a customer after being told the restaurant was closing early.
An out-of-control vehicle crashed into a business in Darwin, Australia, after narrowly avoiding several lanes of traffic at an intersection.
