Two statues downtown have been vandalized again. A group calling itself the Montreal May Anarchists targeted the statue of Queen Victoria at McGill University
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‘I’d be putting them in the ground now’: Cannabis home growers start planting
If you were among the Albertans who bought cannabis seeds for home-growing before supply sold out, experts say it is time to start planting.
Display of preserved tattoos coming to Vancouver
An unusual tattoo display is coming to Vancouver, and it’s garnering strong reactions from people who’ve seen it in Saskatoon. Source link https://www.ctvnews.ca/polopoly_fs/1.4385067.1555553233!/httpImage/image.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_300/image.jpg #CanadianNews
Upset Special? NCAA favourites lead the way into Sweet 16
Chalk one up for the seeded favourite in the NCAA Tournament. The biggest upset this March isn’t a wild heave at the horn for
Snowfall warning issued for central Alta, 20-25 cm of snow possible in Edmonton, Red Deer: Environment Canada
A snowfall warning is in effect for a portion of central Alberta, including the Edmonton and Red Deer areas. According to Environment Canada, 10-15
Rush hold on to first place with win over Roughnecks
With first place on the line, the Saskatchewan Rush defeated the Calgary Roughnecks 15-9 on Saturday at the SaskTel Centre. The win puts the
Quebec mosque shooting survivor says it’s his ‘duty’ to face attacker in court
CTVNews.ca staff with report from CTV Montreal’s Maya Johnson Published Tuesday, January 29, 2019 8:31PM EST During the Quebec City mosque shooting, Aymen Derbali
Saint John man killed in crash on icy roads
CTV Atlantic Published Thursday, January 24, 2019 12:26PM AST Last Updated Thursday, January 24, 2019 12:29PM AST Police say icy roads likely contributed to
Windsor, Amherstburg opt-in to retail cannabis sales
Rich Garton, CTV Windsor Published Tuesday, January 22, 2019 12:17AM EST Last Updated Tuesday, January 22, 2019 12:24AM EST On the eve of the
Young woman killed in Trans-Canada Highway crash identified
The victim of a crash on the Trans-Canada Highway early Friday morning has been identified by friends as 20-year-old Baylea Stewart of Airdrie. Police