June is Seniors Month and Home Instead -- a company that provides caregivers for people in Sudbury and the north -- is helping Nipissing Serenity Hospice with a fundraising campaign.
The building and construction season has arrived in the Sault with a bang. Sault Ste. Marie says it has issued 500 building permits so far this year, far more than the 367 it issued at the same time in 2020.
Mayors of towns along the Highway 11 corridor in the Porcupine region agree that lockdowns are the right move for COVID hot spot areas.
A humanitarian crisis is quickly overwhelming the remote community of Kashechewan, a northern Ontario First Nation on the coast of James Bay.
It has been more than two months since items that the Ontario government considered 'non-essential' have been available for in-person purchase and one Sudbury retailer had a lineup at opening time.
Maxime Bernier, the leader of the People's Party of Canada, has been released after he was arrested by Manitoba RCMP for allegedly violating public health orders.
The Ontario government has announced plans to complete paving and other work along a 20-kilometre stretch of Highway 17B in Garden River First Nation.
Golf is one of the few sports people in Ontario can play under the provincial government's COVID-19 restrictions, and soaring membership at northern courses show how many people are taking advantage.
As Ontario enters the first part of the three-stage reopening plan, Greater Sudbury is outlining exactly what that means for residents in the city.
An Ontario health-care worker who won $11.4 million says he unknowingly kept the winning ticket in the pocket of his shirt for a while without checking it.
The Grey Bruce health unit is taking extra measures to keep a COVID-19 outbreak in Hanover's rooming house.
Eighteen people face charges under the Reopening Ontario Act for gathering illegally in Huntsville.
A young offender has been charged in connection with a standoff Thursday afternoon on Ski Club Road in North Bay.
June is Seniors Month and Home Instead -- a company that provides caregivers for people in Sudbury and the north -- is helping Nipissing Serenity Hospice with a fundraising campaign.
As Ontario enters the first part of the three-stage reopening plan, Greater Sudbury is outlining exactly what that means for residents in the city.
It has been more than two months since items that the Ontario government considered 'non-essential' have been available for in-person purchase and one Sudbury retailer had a lineup at opening time.
The recent 30 C degree weather caused a lot of people to find relief from the heat, and a garden centre owner says it was a stressful time for plants, too.
It's Day 10 on the picket line for 2,400 workers at Vale, who hit the picket lines to fight for benefits for new hires and better pension and wage increases.
Golf is one of the few sports people in Ontario can play under the provincial government's COVID-19 restrictions, and soaring membership at northern courses show how many people are taking advantage.
A young offender has been charged in connection with a standoff Thursday afternoon on Ski Club Road in North Bay.
The North Bay Parry Sound District Health Unit is calling for safety to be top of mind as the province begins to reopen Friday.
Few details are available, but the North Bay Police Service is dealing with an incident Thursday afternoon on Ski Club Road.
There were no loud cheers or parachuting demo team at North Bay’s Lake Nipissing waterfront this year. Despite all this, Wednesday marked North Bay's Armed Forces Day, one of the largest military celebrations in the country.
The building and construction season has arrived in the Sault with a bang. Sault Ste. Marie says it has issued 500 building permits so far this year, far more than the 367 it issued at the same time in 2020.
The Ontario government has announced plans to complete paving and other work along a 20-kilometre stretch of Highway 17B in Garden River First Nation.
With the aim of growing the computer science talent pool in northeastern Ontario, Algoma University in Sault Ste. Marie and Northern College in Timmins are offering a new dual credential program.
As the province prepares to reopen, the Canada-U.S. border is still closed, but after consultations with border city mayors, including the mayor of Sault Ste. Marie, Ottawa is looking at re-opening of land crossings.
Muslim communities across northern Ontario are paying tribute and offering heartfelt condolences to the Muslim family killed June 6 in London, Ont.
Mayors of towns along the Highway 11 corridor in the Porcupine region agree that lockdowns are the right move for COVID hot spot areas.
A humanitarian crisis is quickly overwhelming the remote community of Kashechewan, a northern Ontario First Nation on the coast of James Bay.
With the high COVID-19 caseload in the Timmins area -- more than 50 new cases were announced Thursday -- the medical officer of health for the Porcupine Health Unit is extending the current pandemic lockdown until June 24.
A 36-year-old man from Timmins is facing impaired driving and other charges after a pickup truck and a motorcycle collided Wednesday evening.
The Porcupine Health Unit reported another 51 COVID-19 cases on Thursday, mostly in remote parts of its coverage area.
A supply truck driver got the shock of a lifetime when an elephant attacked his vehicle. The man was rescued safety.
Attending a G7 event, the Duchess of Cambridge says she 'can't wait' to meet Prince Harry and Meghan's newborn daughter Lilibet.
Melanie Nagy has the story of a 91-year-old B.C. gardener's magically tender tribute to his late wife.
Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House were engulfed in thick fog on June 11 after temperatures dropped to their lowest point in 37 years.
In this edition of Indigenous Circle, a new garden is being created to provide healing for survivors of residential schools. Donna Sound has more.
On Monday, at 9 p.m. the Montreal Canadians will start the semifinals against the Las Vegas Golden Knights: a desert-state team with more Quebec-born players that the province’s own team.
Ken MacDonald spends a lot of time looking way up into the trees, watching birds.
CTV News reporter Ben Miljure struggled to maintain his composure during a recent report on the Kamloops residential school tragedy. The incident inspired him to reveal a side of himself he has never shared publicly.
Post-secondary education in Canada isn’t cheap, and an archived tuition receipt from over 100 years ago shows just how much prices have increased since then.
Having Fredericton MP Jenica Atwin quit the Greens over Middle East political differences helped change the channel on a bad news day for the Liberal government, Don Martin writes in his latest column for CTVNews.ca.
Sudbury musician Julio Falcao collaborates with friends from Toronto and Brazil to perform a rock and roll classic from Rush.
Here's a Jason Isbell cover from David Mcnab in Greater Sudbury. McNab said it's one of his favourites to perform live.
Students who have learned a new skill or made a positive impact during remote learning are being recognized by the Brockville and District Shrine club. CTV's Nate Vandermeer reports.
Amid increased vandalism towards Egerton Ryerson monuments, Ontario officials reckon with Ryerson's residential school legacy.
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Health Canada says it 'will not be releasing' the more than 300,000 Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine doses that arrived in the country in April due to a possible quality control issue.
A teacher of the 15-year-old girl killed in the London, Ont. attack is remembering her as an 'extremely talented, extremely intelligent, warm hearted' student, brimming with potential.
Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says that while progress has been made on the creation of a bill to combat online hate, it's uncertain whether it will be brought forward before June 23, when the House of Commons rises for summer recess.
The burial site of at least 35 Indigenous children who attended the Regina Indian Industrial School has become a gathering place and memorial following the discovery of remains at a residential school in Kamloops, B.C.
Ontario stores and restaurants were teeming with customers Friday as the province lifted some of its COVID-19 restrictions for the first time in months.
The majority of Canadians are either opposed or somewhat opposed to the idea of students returning to the classroom without being vaccinated, according to a new survey by Nanos Research.
While there are no signs that public health guidelines for masks will change anytime soon in Canada, some people have come to appreciate wearing them and plan to continue even when it is no longer recommended to curb the spread of COVID-19.
A co-worker of Nathaniel Veltman, the suspect charged in the attack on a Muslim family that left four members dead and a nine-year-old boy an orphan, is troubled that he may have missed warnings.
Ontario Public Health is reporting the first three cases of an inflammatory heart condition called myocarditis in people under the age of 18 after they received an mRNA vaccine for COVID-19.
The co-workers of the vehicle attack suspect are grappling with the crimes allegedly committed by a colleague. Omar Sachedina reports.
Weeks after a burial site was uncovered in B.C., more remains were located at a former Regina residential school. Creeson Agecoutay reports.
The world's wealthiest countries are under growing pressure to help the developing world fight the COVID-19 pandemic. Glen McGregor reports.
As more Canadians get vaccinated, there's one group that's feeling left behind. Annie Bergeron-Oliver reports on the growing discontent.
