Katherine DeClerq, CTV News Toronto Published Friday, November 2, 2018 8:06PM EDT A Toronto man said that he was kicked out of a taxi
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Sask. mom seriously injured after surviving a 25-metre fall down well
A Saskatchewan mother is recovering from serious injuries after she fell down a well while trying to fix a water pump. On Sept. 27,
Weicker captures record fourth medal for Canada at a world wrestling championships
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Canada’s Diana Weicker earned a bronze medal in the women’s the 53-kg event Wednesday at the world wrestling championships. Weicker, a
“Don’t regret it at all’: Man brutally attacked after stepping in to stop suspects kicking homeless man
Winnipeg police are investigating a brutal assault on a man who says he was trying to help a homeless man. Doug Thomas said he
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An industrial accident has sent a man to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after his arm was pulled into a meat-grinder. Patrol officers
Angry dairy farmers confront MacAulay at P.E.I. announcement
What was supposed to be an infrastructure announcement quickly became a shouting match on Friday when dairy farmers unleashed their frustrations on federal agriculture
Locations of pot shops now known in Regina; names of business owners remain hazy
CTV Regina Published Friday, September 28, 2018 4:57PM CST Last Updated Friday, September 28, 2018 6:26PM CST Marijuana will be legal in Canada in
Police investigating serious crash near Alliston
Two seniors suffered serious injuries after a single vehicle crash near Alliston Saturday morning. The OPP say a vehicle went off the road for
N.B. Liberals promise to modernize liquor laws, expand where alcohol can be sold
DIEPPE, N.B. — New Brunswick’s Liberal Party says it’ll modernize the province’s liquor laws and expand the sale of beer, wine and alcohol to
Canada Post workers vote in favour of job action
Postal workers across Windsor-Essex, Chatham-Kent and the entire country have given the green light to their union to call a strike and could walk