Kalin's Call: Heavy snowfall expected in the Maritimes
Light snow has started to fall in southwestern areas of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick this afternoon.
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‘We want to bring closure’: Searchers try to beat snowstorm to find missing Cape Breton senior
RCMP and volunteer search and rescue personnel spent Wednesday trying to find any sign of a missing Cape Breton senior before an impending snowstorm hits the region.
N.B. reports 111 new COVID-19 cases Wednesday
Public health officials reported 111 new COVID-19 infections in New Brunswick Wednesday, along with 82 recoveries.
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Nova Scotians prepare for winter storm
Many Nova Scotians spent Wednesday preparing for an impending winter wallop.
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P.E.I. reports six new COVID-19 cases Wednesday, two in children
Prince Edward Island reported six new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.
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Nova Scotia reports 34 new COVID-19 cases, outbreak at St.FX
Health officials in Nova Scotia are reporting 34 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday.
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Some P.E.I. COVID-19 testing sites experiencing high volumes, long wait times
Health officials in Prince Edward Island say COVID-19 testing clinics in Souris and Charlottetown are experiencing very high volumes and higher than usual wait times.
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N.S. ramps up take-home COVID-19 testing kit program
A volunteer-led initiative to hand out rapid take-home COVID-19 testing kits is ramping up across Nova Scotia over the holidays.
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Cracked Cyclones: One military helicopter repaired using reinforcement in the tail
The Canadian military confirmed today that repairs have been completed on one of its 19 Cyclone helicopters recently found with cracks in its tail.
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Do you recognize these toolboxes? N.B. RCMP looking for rightful owner
RCMP in New Brunswick are hoping to track down the rightful owner of 30 toolboxes and tools that were recently located.
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New Brunswick announces $84.7 million investment to support public schools
The New Brunswick provincial government has announced they will invest $84.7 million to support public schools in the province.
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Man charged after two women stabbed in Halifax
Halifax police have laid charges following a stabbing Tuesday evening.
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President of University of Prince Edward Island resigns, citing health concerns
The president of the University of Prince Edward Island has resigned suddenly, citing health concerns.
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Police investigating shots fired in Dartmouth
Halifax Regional Police are investigating a report of shots being fired in Dartmouth early Wednesday morning.
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Halifax police looking for suspect after three women sprayed with sensory irritant
Halifax Regional Police are investigating after three women were sprayed with a sensory irritant in separate assaults Tuesday night.
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Nova Scotia announces multi-million cash infusion for continuing care
The Nova Scotia government has announced it will invest about $57 million to support continuing care in the province.
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N.S. woman, 82, facing several charges in connection with fatal collision
An 82-year-old Nova Scotia woman has been arrested in connection with a fatal collision.
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Maud Lewis paintings fetch hefty prices at London auction
It was a big day at a London, U.K., auction house for those with a passion for much loved Nova Scotia artist Maud Lewis.
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N.S. man arrested in connection with car fire: RCMP
A 34-year-old Nova Scotia man has been arrested after police responded to a call of a car on fire Monday night in Wilmot, N.S.
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Nova Scotians prepare for snowstorm
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Search for missing woman ramps up
![Searchers in Cape Breton race to try and find a missing 79-year-old woman before a winter storm hits the island.]()
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N.B. looks to curb spread of COVID-19 in schools
![New Brunswick’s education minister says officials are looking at ways to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 cases in schools.]()
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N.S. ramps up asymptomatic testing
![Nova Scotia is ramping up asymptomatic, take-home tests so people can test themselves before holiday get-togethers.]()
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Movement to put Mi'kmaw in Hockey Hall of Fame
![A movement is underway to induct the Mi'kmaw into the Hockey Hall of Fame, and recognize their historic contribution to the game's origin.]()
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COVID-19 cases climb at ST. F.X.
![After more than 20 confirmed COVID-19 cases on campus, concern grows at St. Francis Xavier University.]()
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Hospital determines cause of COVID-outbreak
![Horizon Health is reporting close range, person-to person transmission is likely behind the COVID-19 outbreaks in their hospitals.]()
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System set to bring heavy snow to Maritimes
![Meteorologist Kalin Mitchell provides an update on the system that is set to bring heavy snow to parts of the region.]()
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Two injured in Halifax stabbing
![Two people are in hospital and one person is in custody following a stabbing in Halifax Tuesday night.]()
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Rushed parking job turns into annual Christmas tradition in Saint John, N.B.
For many Saint John, N.B. residents, the sight of a Volkswagen Beetle in front of an old-school barbershop on the city’s west side has become a sure sign that the holidays have arrived.
Local theatres prepare holiday productions after a year off
Local actors are preparing their holiday productions at the Highland Arts Theatre in Sydney, N.S. after the pandemic forced actors off the stage for more than a year.
'It's like it was meant to be': Sweater returns 50 years later to N.S. woman who knit it
Sandra Rice can still recall making a child's cardigan back in 1971 and entering it in the Cape Breton Farmers Exhibition, where it took home second place. She never imagined that same sweater would reappear in her life 50 years later.
'It helps families': N.B. woman's grief project turns into fundraising efforts for local charity
Winding recycled wool into stars started as a way for Michelle Swan to manage her grief after her brother passed away from cancer.
Famous N.S. talking Christmas tree’s fresh face gets nod from Fallon
It's been less than one week since the big reveal – re-introducing Woody the Talking Christmas Tree to a legion of fans – old and new.
Looking for a furry friend? PEI Humane Society hits capacity ahead of holiday season
With over 200 animals currently in their care, the PEI Humane Society has hit capacity.
Maritime animal rehab centres expecting an increase in injured birds following storm
Rehabilitation centres like, Nova Scotia's Hope for Wildlife, are expecting to receive many injured birds over the next couple of days after heavy rain and high winds made its way through the region.
Salvation Army's Kettle Campaign kicks off using 'tap to give' feature for second year in a row
It's only the first week of the Salvation Army's Kettle Campaign in the Fredericton-Oromocto region and they're already behind on donations.
Halifax museum prepares to unveil 80,000 year old mastodon bones
Even though they were unearthed three decades ago, so far, only researchers have seen mastodon bones found here in the Maritimes.
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News update: Wednesday, Dec. 09, 2021
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Weather update: Wednesday, Dec. 08, 2021
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Tips for festive floral arrangements
![CTV's Ana Almeida chats with Neville MacKay from My Mothers Bloomers about how you can easily create festive floral arrangements.]()
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Sweet treats for your sweet tooth
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Getting crafty this holiday season
![CTV's Ana Almeida talks with DIY Expert Denise Wild to get some fun and festive DIY ideas.]()
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The hottest makeup for the holiday season
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CTV Morning Live Atlantic for Tuesday, December 7, 2021
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Fredericton real estate agent collects pajamas for children in need
A Fredericton real estate agent is working to help keep children in her area cozy this winter with the Pajama Project.
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Feeding the need: two meat markets compete to collect the most turkeys
Two local grocery stores are going head-to-head to see who can collect the most turkeys to donate to the Fredericton Firefighters Association Turkey Drive.
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Cancer survivor grateful for new cancer centre in Cape Breton
With construction officially underway on Cape Breton’s new cancer centre, a young mother reflects on the importance of world-class care at home.
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Rushed parking job turns into annual Christmas tradition in Saint John, N.B.
For many Saint John, N.B. residents, the sight of a Volkswagen Beetle in front of an old-school barbershop on the city’s west side has become a sure sign that the holidays have arrived.
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Maritime travel officials expect a busier holiday season as COVID-19 vaccine rates rise, restrictions loosen
After a year with minimum recreational travel due to strict COVID-19 restrictions, a spokesperson for the Halifax Stanfield International Airport, just outside of Halifax, N.S., says they're expecting to see that change this holiday season.
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Local theatres prepare holiday productions after a year off
Local actors are preparing their holiday productions at the Highland Arts Theatre in Sydney, N.S. after the pandemic forced actors off the stage for more than a year.
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N.B. woman's themed tree keeps Christmas magic year round
Ruthie Allison has always loved the magic of Christmas and the lights and decorations that go with it. After last Christmas was complicated by COVID-19, Allison decided to hold onto that magic a little bit longer, in an effort to keep the pandemic blues at bay.
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'There's an opportunity to give back': Maritimers help ring-in Giving Tuesday
To celebrate Giving Tuesday, Benny Locke dropped off a donation to Feed Nova Scotia on behalf of his co-workers at SNC-Lavalin.
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Ottawa man charged after two-year investigation into international ransomware attacks
An Ottawa man has been charged following a nearly two-year investigation into several ransomware attacks on targets in Canada and the U.S.
Full send: How the Calgary Disc Golf Club is helping grow the sport around the world
The sport of disc golf has exploded in popularity during the pandemic, namely because it's relatively easy to do and fairly inexpensive to get started.
Vancouver woman hospitalized in Mexico after being assaulted by stranger
What was supposed to be a week of relaxation in Mexico has turned into a nightmare for a Vancouver woman. Jamie Coutts, who flew to Playa Del Carmen last week, is facing extensive surgery after being attacked by a stranger in the resort town.
'Safe to say it's been dead for a long time': Hawk found by B.C. kids was taxidermy, not in need of rescue
Volunteers at a wildlife rehabilitation centre in Delta, B.C., are used to receiving calls about a variety of species, but nothing quite like this.
Superspreader event in Kingsville, Ont. investigated for 'breaches' in public health guidance
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Ontario will see rise in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations even without Omicron variant, modelling suggests
COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in Ontario will continue to rise substantially, even without the Omicron variant, if vaccinations do not increase and further public health measures are not implemented, new modelling data released by the province's science table suggests.
'Scale of the flood damage is extraordinary,' B.C.'s deputy premier says as province moves forward with recovery
Three weeks after southern B.C. was hit by the first in a series of atmospheric rivers, the province's deputy premier says efforts are shifting from emergency response to recovery and debris management.
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With the COVID-19 pandemic newly invigorated by emergence of the Omicron variant, CTVNews.ca looks at mask-wearing requirements, and their exemptions, across Canada.
Canada announces diplomatic boycott of Beijing Olympics, athletes will still compete
Canada will proceed with a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games, meaning government officials won't attend but athletes can continue to compete.
Conversion therapy to be illegal in Canada in 30 days
The federal legislation to ban conversion therapy practices in Canada received royal assent on Wednesday, meaning the bill is now a law, but the new criminal offences won’t be in effect until early January. Per the coming-into-force provisions of the bill, the four new Criminal Code violations will be enacted 30 days after it received royal assent, which will be Jan. 7.
Woman dead after car plunges into river, floats dangerously close to brink of Niagara Falls
A woman is dead after the car she was driving plunged into a river and floated dangerously close to the brink of Niagara Falls.
Half of Canadians under 30 have given up on owning a single-family home: survey
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Former Canadian Space Agency engineer charged for allegedly acting on behalf of Chinese company: RCMP
A former employee of the Canadian Space Agency has been charged with breach of trust for allegedly acting on behalf of a Chinese aerospace company while carrying out his duties.
Secret lab document impasse: Conservatives reject Liberal proposal
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As provinces and territories work to inoculate their populations against COVID-19, questions are swirling over whether booster shots will soon be required for individuals to be considered 'fully vaccinated.'
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'It's so frustrating': No end in sight for P.E.I. potato ban
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Canada aiming to get more nations to join diplomatic boycott
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Police chase ends on golf course in Fla.
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