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Ontario is funding 90 new spaces at a Sault Ste. Marie child care center for Indigenous families. Mike McDonald reports.

Quebec has seen a flood of people wanting to help Ukrainian refugees, including many locals ready to host them. What’s missing — so far — is the refugee, with few details yet on what to expect. After a deluge of requests, the city of Laval, a suburb north of Montreal, wrote Friday that it “is […]

It’s likely to become a part of your everyday routine over the past two years, but wearing a mask may no longer be mandatory by the end of the month. Dr. Kieran Moore, Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, said despite concerns about a new COVID-19 subvariant, Ontario remains on track to lift its mask […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links Vancouver Canucks Sports NHL Hockey The Canucks face the Maple Leafs on Saturday, looking to win a third road game in four, which would keep pace in the tough Pacific Division playoff chase. The Vancouver Canucks must figure out how to slow down MVP candidate Auston Matthews if they’re going to beat […]

Saint John city crews have been on pothole patrol the past few weeks as this winter’s freeze-thaw cycle wreaks havoc on the roads. “This is something we run into every year,” says city commissioner of public works & transportation, Mike Hugenholtz. “But this year, is the worst that we’ve seen in a number of years.” […]

Driving through the streets of Montreal on Friday, motorists were shocked to see the price of gas reach 186.9/L in some neighborhoods. As the war rages on in Ukraine there is no indication the sticker shock will go away soon. The rise in gas prices is being felt across Canada and around the globe, with […]

The American Moody’s joined other risk rating agencies in lowering the debt note of Ukraine two steps, from B3 to Caa2, due to the worsening of the crisis after the Russian invasion. The measure is similar to that of others such as Fitch and S&P Global Ratings, last week, when Moody’s already warned of the […]

While anti-Semitic writing may be “repugnant,” that doesn’t mean it incites violence against Jews, the defense argued at the trial of a Montrealer accused of fomenting hatred. • Read also: His neo-Nazi writings were meant to be funny • Read also: Accused of fomenting hatred: trial of a neo-Nazi Montreal editor “He has the right […]

The COVID-19 outbreak at Central North Correctional Center in Penetanguishene is officially over after six weeks. The outbreak was declared on Jan. 18, and the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit confirmed it ended this week. There was a total of 304 cases of the virus, making it the region’s largest outbreak. The health unit says […]

Police in Kingston, Ont. say a 19-year-old man is facing charges for assaulting his stepmother after being asked to clean the dishes. The alleged incident happened at a home on Queen Mary Road at approximately 6 pm Thursday. Police say the two engaged in an argument after the victim asked the accused to clean his […]

A 25-year-old Quebec man is in custody after Ontario Provincial Police were asked to detain two people in a missing child case.

Yorkton, Sask. – A new program facilitated by St. John Ambulance aims to destigmatize drug use and educate community members about addictions issues. “St. John Ambulance National has presented a program all the way across our country, from coast, to coast, to coast, in regards to getting the information base out to all public people […]

Four multi-unit buildings built in recent years in agricultural areas in Saint-Narcisse in Mauricie may have to be demolished. The Commission de protection du territoire agricole du Québec (CPTAQ) requires that the site be returned to the green zone, which opens the door to outright demolition. This decision makes the mayor of Saint-Narcisse, Guy Veillette, […]

Dr. George Huculak talks to CTV News’ Tony Ryma about the Russian attacks on Ukraine and what the Ukrainian World Congress is doing to help.

A Sudbury recruiting company is working to help get three of its employees out of Ukraine amid the war.

City hall is poised to double down on aerial spraying this year to combat the outbreak of caterpillars plaguing several London parks and green spaces. Renamed LDD caterpillars (Lymantria dispar dispar), the spring time pest can defoliate trees and leave patios and pools beneath trees covered in their fecal droppings. Natalie Pittam’s home backs onto […]

Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News The brothers who own the beloved Iranian restaurant received an unexpectedly generous offer for the building, and plan to reopen in a new location in the coming months. Restaurant Tehran has enjoyed a loyal clientele. “We’ve seen couples who were on their first date, we threw their wedding, and […]

In this week’s episode of Explore the Outdoors, Pure Country Sudbury’s Josh Corbett and Bryan Cooper get into some high flying fun.

North Bay dog ​​obedience trainer Eric Russell shares tips about reading your pet’s body language.

Artemi Meshcherin just wants to study philosophy. But the invasion of Ukraine has thrown a wrench into his life after the 20-year-old Russian student at the University of British Columbia learned that due to economic sanctions imposed on his home country, his tuition money could no longer get to him. Meshcherin’s parents live in Russia […]

Here is your weekly wrap-up of the three northern Ontario OHL hockey teams.

A permanent Canadian resident living in Gatineau says she has chosen to return to her home country of Ukraine to aid in the war against Russia. Virginia Dronova, 39, tells CTV News Ottawa she returned to Ukraine five days before the invasion. “My friends and colleagues in Canada, they were trying to talk me out […]

Eleven derailed plans for a massive green space along the rail corridor in downtown Toronto are being revisited as part of a new development proposal. CRAFT, Kingsmen, and Fengate (CKF) are proposing a mixed-used community built on top of the rail corridor stretching from Blue Jays Way to Bathurst Street, which was once the site […]

Pour certains quarts de travail, notamment ceux de nuit, des établissements de restauration rapide de l’Est-du-Québec offrent 6,50 $ de plus l’heure que le salaire minimum, qui est présentement établi au Québec à 13,50 $ l’heure. Les petits commerces et restaurants indépendants doivent faire concurrence face à cette hausse des rémunérations. À Baie-Comeau, le propriétaire du bistro […]

Lethbridge police are warning the public to avoid an area in the city’s north-end because of an ongoing situation. Officials said members of the critical incident response team are in the process of executing a high-risk search warrant in the 100 block of 16 Street North. This is a developing story and we will […]

When you purchase a new smartphone it has plenty of storage space, but it might not take long before you get a warning you’re about to run out. If you run out of storage, you could be prevented from taking photos or storing other files until you deal with your data overload. With about 33 […]

Ces proportions sont légèrement plus faibles aux États-Unis, où 78 % de la population sondée se dit inquiète de la situation en Ukraine, et 62 % considèrent qu’une escalade du conflit à l’échelle mondiale est possible. Cette plus grande préoccupation des Canadiens pourrait s’expliquer par une plus importante proportion de la population ayant une descendance ukrainienne ou […]