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One dead, six remain missing as police search for victims of fire in Old Montreal

One person has been confirmed dead and six people remain missing as police continue to search for victims after a fire swept through a building in Old Montreal on Thursday.

A makeshift memorial is shown at the scene following a fire in Old Montreal, Sunday, March 19, 2023, that gutted a heritage building. Several people are still unaccounted for. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graham Hughes

Woman suing Tim Hortons for $500K after hot tea spill left her 'disfigured'

An Ontario woman has launched a lawsuit seeking $500,000 from Tim Hortons after she suffered major burns from an alleged ‘superheated’ tea. The company has denied all allegations and said she was ‘the author of her own misfortune.'

5 Connecticut children dead after crash in New York

Five children from Connecticut, ranging in age from 8 to 17, were killed in a fiery early morning crash Sunday on a New York highway, police said.

Poilievre calling for national standardized test to license doctors, nurses trained outside of Canada

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for a national standardized testing process to be created in order to speed up the licensing process for doctors and nurses who are either immigrants or were trained abroad.

Trails of human bacteria from sneezing and coughing preserved on Mount Everest: study

Even at one of the tallest natural peaks on Earth, humans have left their mark in a trail of bacteria as researchers have found germs from coughing and sneezing that have been potentially preserved for centuries on Mount Everest.

Putin's world just got a lot smaller with the ICC's arrest warrant

President Vladimir Putin always relished his global outings, burnishing his image as one of the big guns running the world but with the International Criminal Court's war crimes charges against him, Putin's world just got smaller.

Possibility of Trump's arrest builds sympathy among his supporters

The possibility that Donald Trump may be charged for allegedly covering up hush money payments to a porn star during his 2016 campaign is garnering sympathy for the Republican former president, New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu said on Sunday.

'Who, if not us, should stop them?': The stories of Ukrainian women on the front lines

A Ukrainian charity tells CTVNews.ca how women on the front lines of the war in Ukraine do not have proper equipment and are struggling with the realities of being in a conflict zone. Here are their stories.

North Korea: Latest missile simulated nuclear counterattack

North Korea said Monday it simulated a nuclear attack on South Korea with a ballistic missile launch over the weekend that was its fifth missile demonstration this month to protest the largest joint military exercises in years between the U.S. and South Korea.

Toronto

Woman suing Tim Hortons for $500K after hot tea spill left her 'disfigured'

An Ontario woman has launched a lawsuit seeking $500,000 from Tim Hortons after she suffered major burns from an alleged ‘superheated’ tea. The company has denied all allegations and said she was ‘the author of her own misfortune.'
Man charged in deadly high-speed collision in Etobicoke

One person is dead and another is in hospital following a two-vehicle collision in Etobicoke early Sunday morning.
Woman shocked when she sees a lion while walking her dog in Ontario

A woman who visited Ontario last week said she was walking her dog at night when she came face-to-face with a lion through a chain-link fence — an encounter animal advocates pin on the lack of exotic animal legislation governing roadside zoos in the province.

Atlantic

University of PEI Faculty Association says members on strike as negotiations stall

The University of Prince Edward Island Faculty Association says its staff has gone on strike after what it says are failed attempts to enter additional negotiations with the university's administration.
Cape Breton University food bank cannot keep up with demand: student union president

The student union president at Cape Breton University said food insecurity has become a concern for many students and the on-campus food bank cannot keep up with demand.
Huts for the homeless: New initiative aimed at providing shelter in Sydney

The owner of four pizza shops In CBRM is collecting clothing and camping supplies for the homeless.

London

Haldimand County OPP seek suspects in overnight assault and robbery

Multiple suspects allegedly jumped a pedestrian in Hagersville Saturday, assaulting the victim and striking them with an unknown object before fleeing the area, OPP say.
Horsing around: Lambton OPP help wrangle four loose horses

It was a team effort, but a herd of horses in Petrolia are safely back home after getting loose Sunday morning.
Woman suing Tim Hortons for $500K after hot tea spill left her 'disfigured'

An Ontario woman has launched a lawsuit seeking $500,000 from Tim Hortons after she suffered major burns from an alleged ‘superheated’ tea. The company has denied all allegations and said she was ‘the author of her own misfortune.'

Northern Ontario

Northern Ont. youth pulled over on closed highway in an allegedly stolen car

A Timmins youth has been arrested and charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, police say.
Woman suing Tim Hortons for $500K after hot tea spill left her 'disfigured'

An Ontario woman has launched a lawsuit seeking $500,000 from Tim Hortons after she suffered major burns from an alleged ‘superheated’ tea. The company has denied all allegations and said she was ‘the author of her own misfortune.'
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BREAKING | Heavy police presence on Manitoulin Island Sunday afternoon

Heavy police presence at Corbiere Road on the M'Chigeeng First Nation on Manitoulin Island Sunday afternoon.

Calgary

Powwow aims to bring Siksika Nation and Strathmore residents together in honour of slain Indigenous man

The Town of Strathmore and Siksika Nation hosted the first Lead By Example Powwow this weekend in honour of a young Indigenous man who was shot to death four years ago.
Wild West Baton twirling competition takes over Calgary

Around 120 baton twirling athletes competed in the Wild West Competition and regional championships in Calgary this weekend.
Petition seeks Last of Us star Pedro Pascal as Calgary Stampede parade marshal

When winter is over - and it has to be, doesn't it? - Calgarians turn their attention to other things, such as who they would like to see as the Calgary Stampede parade marshal.

Kitchener

'Everybody’s pulling together': Community reels following death of 10-year-old girl near Brantford

A community is in mourning after a 10-year-old girl was killed earlier this week when flames tore through her family’s camping trailer southeast of Brantford.
Most-read stories of the week: St. Patrick's Day in Waterloo, Trudeau in Guelph, defrauding doulas

St. Patrick's day street parties in Waterloo, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau making an announcement in Guelph, and a woman charged with defrauding doulas round out the most-read stories of the week.
Life-threatening injuries for person rescued from Grand River in Brantford

A person has been taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after being rescued from the Grand River.

Vancouver

Downtown Eastside fire destroys tents in encampment, spreads to building

Vancouver firefighters were called to the Downtown Eastside Sunday evening after a fire destroyed multiple tents in an encampment and spread to a building near Main and East Hastings streets.
'Absolutely disgusting': B.C. councillor speaks out after Sikh international student swarmed, beaten

An international student was swarmed and beaten by a group of people who ripped off his turban and dragged him across the sidewalk by his hair in Kelowna, B.C., Friday evening, according to a local politician.
As Instagram-famous hiking trail re-opens, traffic chaos returns to Deep Cove

The re-opening of a popular hiking trail brought crowds of people and fierce competition for parking to North Vancouver's Deep Cove Sunday.

Edmonton

Autopsies on fallen EPS constables completed, funeral details to come

Autopsies confirmed gunshot wounds as the cause of death for two constables responding to a domestic dispute Thursday, the Edmonton Police Service says.
Demonstrators call for more action toward undocumented worker status regularization in Canada

Dozens gathered in front of the Alberta Legislature on Sunday at a demonstration calling for equal rights and permanent resident status for migrants and refugees in Canada.
Historical Edmonton landmarks re-created by model train enthusiasts

A model train display at Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre incorporates Edmonton's history in its layouts.

Windsor

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WATCH | Windsor police investigate ‘suspicious’ explosion at Forest Glade home

Windsor police are actively investigating a “suspicious” explosion that destroyed a house in the city’s Forest Glade neighbourhood.
Chatham-Kent residents asked to weigh in on backyard chickens

Residents in Chatham-Kent can have their say on backyard chickens after the municipality launched a survey looking for feedback.
Animal rehabilitation clinic in Amherstburg calls for volunteers to help with 'baby season'

While people look forward to the first day of spring in less than a week, the animal kingdom is gearing up for "baby season" — and that has an animal rehabilitation clinic in Amherstburg, Ont., calling for volunteers to help raise all the little critters.

Regina

Cost of travel nurses in Sask. justified due to threat of service disruptions: province

Travel nurses go from place to place, all over the world, filling in wherever help is needed. To assist with current shortages, some are in Saskatchewan.
'An absolute gift': Sask. Métis tattoo artist incorporates culture into design

Pile O Bones hosted their 18th annual tattoo convention at the Turvey Centre on the weekend where artists from around the country were able to highlight their talent.
Experience Regina apologizes following criticism over 'offensive' slogans

Some residents of Saskatchewan's capital city have been vocal with their disapproval of Tourism Regina's latest rebrand, prompting an apology from the organization.

Ottawa

Marchers mourn end of a McEra as notorious Ottawa McDonald's will soon be McGone-ald's

The Rideau McDonald's Farewell March brought people from across the city, some dressed in costumes, who wanted to say goodbye to a part of what they say makes Ottawa Ottawa.
Wild turkeys keeping visitors on their toes at the Mud Lake Trail

If your are yearning to walk the trails around Mud Lake in the Britannia Conservation Area, be aware there are wild turkeys looking for mates. A gang of three have been chasing and pecking at visitors to the nature trail for weeks.
Better late than never: Trudeau finally gets a home-turf visit from U.S. president

Joe Biden's last official visit to Canada came with a palpable sense of foreboding. Six years later, Biden is coming back -- this time as U.S. president -- and the world is very different. His message likely won't be.

Saskatoon

Bedard fever hits Saskatoon

After weeks of anticipation, the day Saskatoon Blades fans have been waiting for finally came.
Province overturns city decision to block 112-unit condo development in downtown Saskatoon

A provincial appeal board has overturned a city decision to block the development of a 112-unit apartment on former Knox United Church land.
Two vehicles totaled in Prince Albert police cruiser collision

A Prince Albert police officer totaled their cruiser on Sunday after colliding with another vehicle on 2nd Avenue West.

Multiple Quebec ski hills closed due to extreme cold

Multiple Quebec ski hills closed due to extreme cold

SPORTS | Quebec’s Thenault and Nadeau take bronze in World Cup aerials finals

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BREAKING | Heavy police presence on Manitoulin Island Sunday afternoon

WATCH | Windsor police investigate ‘suspicious’ explosion at Forest Glade home