The latest on COVID-19 in Ottawa for Saturday, May 15.
Stan and Tracey Villneff purchased their first home ever back in February.
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has issued preliminary guidelines detailing what Canadians can expect to do this summer and fall with fewer pandemic restrictions, all dependent on whether the country can meet its vaccine targets.
A dream vacation on a yacht allegedly gone awry in the Bahamas is at the centre of lawsuits filed by the mother and girlfriend of Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk.
Three city of Ottawa employees were fired last year following tips to the city's fraud and waste hotline, one of whom took more than six weeks of vacation without recording it.
With Ontario set to remain under a stay-at-home order for at least three more weeks, there are signs COVID-19 fatigue may be at an all-time high.
Ottawa police are investigating reports of gunfire near the Hog's Back-Mooney's Bay beach area.
The new Megabus service will offer routes to and from Ottawa for four days a week starting May 20.
Across Ontario, there are 2,362 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Saturday.
The 69th Canadian Tulip Festival is underway, and for the second straight year, the event will be held virtually due to the COVID-19 restrictions.
With Ontario's stay-at-home order set to remain in effect for at least three more weeks, Ottawa's medical officer of health insists better days are ahead as vaccination rates increase and COVID-19 levels decrease.
A 60-year-old Ottawa man is facing sexual assault charges following an investigation into separate incidents involving two women.
Born and raised in Jerusalem, Rasha Budeiri has been in close contact with her parents in Ottawa as the conflict continues to grow.
The woman received a call by someone claiming to be her son on March 26.
An Ottawa motorist is facing stunt driving charges after being stopped speeding 86 km/h over the speed limit on Bronson Avenue.
A photography contest aimed at people living with disabilities will showcase their art in a unique way, and go on to help others in thinking in new and creative ways.
CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa, eastern Ontario and western Quebec during the weekend of May 14-16.
An unusual fish with teeth as sharp as glass and a body shaped like a football washed ashore on a California beach last week.
Mounties in Surrey say they have dismantled a drug lab that was capable of producing enough fentanyl on a weekly basis to kill everyone in British Columbia twice, with enough fatal doses leftover to kill half the population a third time.
Michael Baine strolls along a tree-lined trail in Ottawa’s Hampton Park
One golfer used this time away from the game to pour his feelings into song lyrics.
A new word to describe people who are a bit out of fashion has taken over social media. Like it or not, you might be cheugy.
The 69th Canadian Tulip Festival is underway, and for the second straight year, the event will be held virtually due to the COVID-19 restrictions.
With Ontario set to remain under a stay-at-home order for at least three more weeks, there are signs COVID-19 fatigue may be at an all-time high.
The latest on COVID-19 in Ottawa for Saturday, May 15.
The SEIU Healthcare and CUPE’s Ontario Council of Hospital Unions say a new study shows many RPNs are facing poor mental health, burnout and stress on the job.
Across Ontario, there are 2,362 laboratory-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Saturday.
With Ontario's stay-at-home order set to remain in effect for at least three more weeks, Ottawa's medical officer of health insists better days are ahead as vaccination rates increase and COVID-19 levels decrease.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says people fully vaccinated against COVID-19 no longer need to wear masks outdoors and in most indoor settings, but one of Canada's top public health officials suggests a different approach would be taken here.
Premier Doug Ford announced the stay-at-home order for Ottawa and all of Ontario will remain in effect until at least June 2.
Businesses south of Ottawa have been having a difficult time finding new employees, and employment agencies say it's not just pandemic related.
The Ontario government implemented new restrictions on interprovincial travel as part of steps to reduce COVID-19 transmission.
One Quebec company is offering cash bonuses to its employees -- and even new hires -- to encourage them to get vaccinated.
A 50-year-old Calgary man is proving that he’s still in the best shape of his life after becoming the first in the world to finish a 1,033-kilometre virtual race.
The doors of the Church of God Restoration in Aylmer, Ont. have been locked on the orders of an Ontario judge after the organization was found in contempt of court.
A cat made good use of one of its 9 lives after leaping from a burning building in Chicago and landing on all fours.
One San Francisco realtor is hoping to cash in on an underwater investment.
Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin has left his role with the Public Health Agency of Canada as the military general in charge of the logistics of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout and is now the subject of a military investigation.
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has issued preliminary guidelines detailing what Canadians can expect to do this summer and fall with fewer pandemic restrictions, all dependent on whether the country can meet its vaccine targets.
Israeli planes renewed air strikes in Gaza early on Saturday and Hamas militants responded by firing rockets into Israel as their battle entered a fifth night and U.S. and Arab diplomats sought an end to the violence.
Researchers at Heidelberg University in Germany have found evidence of particles from solar winds that were encased within the Earth's core over 4.5 billion years ago.
After last week’s ransomware attack on the U.S. Colonial Pipeline, a cybersecurity expert shares different ways Canadians can protect themselves from ransomware attacks and cyber hygiene techniques to secure their information.
New polling by Nanos Research has found that a strong majority of Canadians won't be travelling outside of their communities this summer, despite the expected easing of public health restrictions and the acceleration of vaccinations.
A Calgary researcher says doctors need to be keenly aware of the risks and signs of the rare side effects linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine, which can happen to anyone regardless of age or sex.
Some health experts are questioning Canada's decision to accept thousands of doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine from a global vaccine-sharing alliance, only to have them sit in freezers in an Ontario warehouse.
A 50-year-old Calgary man is proving that he’s still in the best shape of his life after becoming the first in the world to finish a 1,033-kilometre virtual race.
Israel warned that it is not finished bombing the Gaza Strip as more Palestinians were killed in a relentless siege of air strikes.
British Columbia residents say the province’s gang conflict is spiraling out of control. CTV’s Melanie Nagy has the details.
Manitoba is opening vaccination appointments for youth as the province attempts to combat skyrocketing COVID-19 cases.
Satellite images of buildings destroyed by airstrikes and plumes of black smoke over Gaza City and Israel were captured on Wednesday.
