Nova Scotia’s borders will officially open to Atlantic travel as of 8 a.m. Wednesday morning, although some restrictions will still apply to those travelling from New Brunswick.
Nova Scotia is reporting two COVID-19 related deaths, along with two new cases Tuesday, as the active number of cases in the province drops to 74.
New Brunswick is reporting one new case of COVID-19 on Tuesday, along with six recoveries, as the active number of cases in the province drops to 49.
Nova Scotia is ramping up the province’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout with the goal of all residents being fully vaccinated by the end of August.
Lumber prices that took off during the height of the pandemic are finally starting to come down.
Former member of Parliament T.J. Harvey has formally launched his bid to become the next leader of the New Brunswick Liberals.
Two men in Halifax were ticketed on Sunday for failing to comply with public health guidelines set out in Nova Scotia's Health Protection Act.
The Halifax District RCMP has charged three men with stunting after clocking them driving at least 50 km/h over the posted speed limit on Monday.
The Nova Scotia Supreme Court has lifted an injunction granted to the province that banned protests and other gatherings during the recent COVID-19 lockdown.
After briefly weakening to a tropical depression while moving across the southeastern U.S. this past weekend, Claudette has regained tropical storm strength off the coastline of the Carolinas.
The Veterans Affairs case manager assigned to help Lionel Desmond reintegrate into civilian life explained to a fatality inquiry Tuesday why it took six months before she could offer any assistance to the troubled former infantryman.
A 44-year-old man from Point Aconi, N.S. is facing several charges after police stopped his vehicle on Saturday night.
A 12-year-old child was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following a two-vehicle collision in Port Hood, N.S. on Monday.
Two youth are facing charges after allegedly robbing a man at knifepoint and stealing a vehicle Friday night in Stewiacke, N.S.
New Brunswick's COVID-19 dashboard refreshed Monday morning, showing 19.2 per cent of people over 12 in the province are fully vaccinated.
A new poll suggests about two-thirds of Canadians believe that governments should not lift all restrictions related to COVID-19.
The Halifax Regional Municipality took a significant step on the path toward reconciliation Monday, hosting a renaming ceremony for a park that used to pay tribute to the city's founder, Edward Cornwallis.
The Nova Scotia Police Review Board has ruled that an officer acted stubbornly and unnecessarily but was likely not motivated by race when he arrested a Black man and his wife who were in a park after hours in 2018.
Concerted conservation efforts can make a difference and decades of stewardship is paying dividends for the wild Atlantic salmon returning to eastern Nova Scotia's St. Mary's River and it may soon pay off for anglers too.
New mom Hanlyn Barlomento-Fuentes has turned her pandemic pastime into a busy cake-making business.
Atlantic.CTVNews.ca has everything you need to know about receiving a COVID-19 vaccine in Atlantic Canada, including locations, how to register, and who is next in line.
World champion lumberjack Darren Hudson has taught many people to 'log roll.' Now, he can add crows to that list.
Couples eager to say 'I do' can kiss the single life goodbye at the newly opened Wolfville Wedding Chapel in Wolfville, N.S.
Dave Morrell is known for his voice and support of local sports in New Brunswick, but these days the former broadcaster is using his cancer diagnosis to connect with others.
A folklore music shop in downtown Halifax, N.S. is marking a big milestone, with no plans to slow down anytime soon.
Construction crews working on Spring Garden Road in Halifax have unearthed long-ago paved-over rails and cobblestones that date back more than 100 years.
Theodore Tugboat, an icon of the Halifax Harbour for the last 21 years, is about to embark on a new journey to Hamilton, Ont.
It's going to be ruff, but Walter the friendly lab has to drop at least 50 lbs. to get his health on track.
Concerted conservation efforts can make a difference and decades of stewardship is paying dividends for the wild Atlantic salmon returning to eastern Nova Scotia's St. Mary's River and it may soon pay off for anglers too.
New mom Hanlyn Barlomento-Fuentes has turned her pandemic pastime into a busy cake-making business.
Honouring Indigenous children whose lives were lost at residential schools was a big part of the National Indigenous Peoples Day in Fredericton on Monday.
As Canadians continue to find ways to enjoy their free time during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, standup paddle boarding has seen a surge in popularity.
Shawn Bigley is a big time hockey fan. The father of three is planning to watch his beloved Montreal Canadiens play a rare Father’s Day playoff game against the Vegas Golden Knights on Sunday.
World champion lumberjack Darren Hudson has taught many people to 'log roll.' Now, he can add crows to that list.
Phase 2 of Nova Scotia's COVID-19 reopening plan means most Parks Canada sites along the Cabot Trail were able to welcome back visitors on Wednesday – opening the door for an increase in tourism this summer.
William Shakespeare once wrote “All the world’s a stage”, and this summer, an out-of-this-world twist on one of ‘the Immortal Bard’s’ most famous plays will take stage at Fredericton’s Botanic Garden.
School staff are no more likely to contract COVID-19 at work than they are in day-to-day life in their communities, a new study out of B.C. has found.
A man who was wielding a 'large butcher’s knife' was arrested outside of Premier Doug Ford’s Etobicoke home on Monday night, his office confirms.
Humpback whales are making a significant comeback in the waters around Vancouver Island and northern Washington state, according to researchers at the Pacific Whale Watch Association.
One person has died and two people are reported injured Monday after a tornado ripped through the Mascouche region, north of Montreal.
The Manitoba government is committing $2.5 million to help identify, investigate, protect and commemorate residential school burial sites in the province.
With Canada Day just over a week away, two more B.C. municipalities have opted to cancel their festivities following the discovery of more than 200 children's remains at a former residential school.
A man has been arrested in connection with a violent, homophobic assault on Toronto Island that left a man with significant injuries earlier this month, Toronto police say.
Experts are warning people to be careful as online rental scams are increasing.
Ryan Brockington and Isaac Webster talk about writing a new book for children that celebrates different types of families.
The Atlantic's Rachel Gutman found an apple that had been left behind in her office before the pandemic started, so she ate it.
Several arrests have been made after a longstanding encampment at a popular park in Toronto's west end was cleared out on Tuesday, resulting in scuffles with police.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians can soon expect more updates about the easing of travel restrictions should vaccinations continue to increase and COVID-19 case counts remain low.
Teen killer and serial rapist Paul Bernardo failed in his second parole bid on Tuesday after the parents of two of his victims recounted the enduring pain of his twisted crimes and warned he should never be released from his life sentence.
The families of Leslie Mahaffy and Kristen French described the crushing pain serial rapist and killer Paul Bernardo's parole hearing had rekindled, saying the pain they feel is a 'life sentence.' Read the full text on CTVNews.ca.
Chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says she'll soon have advice to help fully vaccinated Canadians figure out what they can safely do, but she says much will depend on who you are and where you live.
All of Quebec will move to the green zone as of Monday, as COVID-19 cases drop and vaccinations continue.
Nova Scotia’s borders will officially open to Atlantic travel as of 8 a.m. Wednesday morning, although some restrictions will still apply to those travelling from New Brunswick.
The Canadian Armed Forces ombudsman says the duties of his office are often impeded by operational interference from top military and defence department officials.
With the House of Commons set to adjourn for the summer tomorrow, federal ministers are making last-minute legislative moves, including presenting a new disability benefit bill and updating Canada's firearms policy, prompting the opposition parties to question the government's priorities.
A Toronto man has been charged with allegedly poisoning children after a 3-year-old girl died from eating cereal.
At least one person has died after a tornado touched down in Quebec, just north of Montreal. Genevieve Beauchemin reports.
