Ontario is moving to cap the fees third-party delivery apps impose on restaurants in regions where indoor dining is prohibited, a senior government source says.
The Ontario government has passed legislation that would end the bi-annual changing of clocks, making daylight time permanent in the province—but the change will only happen if neighbouring jurisdictions agree.
The chair of Ottawa's board of health and the city's top doctor are urging families to be safe this holiday season, but they say just because the holidays will be different this year does not mean they can't be fun.
Ontario health officials are reporting 23 new cases of COVID-19 in Ottawa on Wednesday, a slight increase over the day before, but still well below the province's hot spots in the GTA.
In a memo to Council, Community and Social Services Department general manager Donna Gray says a staff member at the Peter D. Clark Centre has tested positive for COVID-19.
It’s called the COVID-19 School Dashboard, an online site that reports and maps confirmed school-related COVID-19 cases in publicly-funded elementary and secondary schools across the province.
What started as routine wildlife assistance took an extraterrestrial turn for Utah's Department of Public Safety after officers stumbled upon a mysterious monolith in the middle of rural Utah.
Canadians are being advised to shop early and ship early to make sure their parcels arrive on time for the holiday season, as Canada Post and FedEx brace for record shipment volumes amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A wild elephant that fell into a well in southern India was lifted out with a crane following a 16-hour rescue mission involving dozens of rangers and firefighters.
The chair of Ottawa's board of health and the city's top doctor are urging families to be safe this holiday season, but they say just because the holidays will be different this year does not mean they can't be fun.
As Toronto enters its second day of lockdown, health and government officials are asking those who live in the strictly controlled regions of Ontario not to venture out for road trips.
Scientists around the world are scrambling to find a vaccine capable of protecting humanity against COVID-19. CTVNews.ca looks at some of the top contenders.
An emergency room doctor in Edmonton says Alberta's public health restrictions don't go far enough to deal with rising COVID-19 cases that are straining the health-care system.
Police have laid nine charges after a Toronto barbecue restaurant openly flouted public health restrictions prohibiting on-site dining for a second straight day.
As COVID-19 cases continue to surge across much of the country, some doctors are warning that emergency physicians and other frontline health-care workers are starting to suffer from burnout.
As 2020 comes to a close, tax experts say now is the time to check and see if you might owe any income tax on any Canada Emergency Response Benefit money you received this year or face an unpleasant surprise come tax time.
The pressure to attend family events isn't new. But during a global pandemic -- with COVID-19 cases rising and public health officials urging against indoor gatherings -- there's a lot more risk attached to our normal traditions this year.
The federal government is still eyeing January 2021 as the start date for when people in Canada will begin to receive COVID-19 vaccines, despite frustration and concerns levelled at the Liberals by the opposition on Wednesday about Canada's position in the queue to receive doses.
The Ontario government has passed legislation that would end the bi-annual changing of clocks, making daylight time permanent in the province—but the change will only happen if neighbouring jurisdictions agree.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney clarified his refusal to order a province-wide mask mandate Wednesday night by saying that he doesn't want to turn Albertans into "lawbreakers" or encourage people to uncover their faces in acts of defiance.
A B.C. school district has launched an investigation after an Indigenous parent shared a video about one of her daughter's school assignments on social media.
A self-styled 'white students’ union' that has had run-ins with several Toronto universities says it’s setting up a chapter at McGill University in Montreal.
