Nova Scotia Health is reporting 14 new cases of COVID-19 Saturday, bringing the total to 125. Twelve are in Nova Scotia’s Central Zone, one is in the Western Zone, and one in the Northern Zone.
Prince Edward Island health officials are reporting two new cases of COVID-19 on the island Saturday. Chief Public Health Officer Dr. Heather Morrison says the two new cases are unrelated.
New Brunswick Public Health is reporting four new COVID-19 cases Saturday, bringing the total number of active cases to 111 in the province.
Halifax Regional Police say they’re investigating after two alleged impaired driving incidents. Police say just before 10 a.m. Saturday, they responded to an area near Akerley Boulevard and Gloria McCluskey Ave. in Dartmouth, N.S. When they arrived, they found a transport truck that had rolled over – carrying 45,000 litres of propane.
RCMP have arrested a Moncton, N.B. man and woman after searching three homes. Police say they found cocaine, Hydromorphone pills, cannabis, illegal cigarettes, drug paraphernalia, cash, and cell phones.
A woman who says she was sexually assaulted at her doctor's office in Springhill is sharing her story publicly. She has several concerns with what she says happened, including whether the doctor's conditions were being monitored.
Police say a 26-year-old woman from Colchester County, N.S. has died in an ATV crash. Colchester District RCMP say at 8:44 p.m. Friday, they were called to a single-vehicle ATV collision on a beach near Highway 2 in Economy, N.S.
Chantel Moore’s family is in mourning after her brother died by suicide just months after Chantel’s death during a wellness check by police in New Brunswick.
New Brunswick public health says it's still working through a backlog of COVID-19 testing requests. One woman says she'll have waited almost five days to get her test and has been isolating while she waits.
With an "urgent" need at the Saint John Regional Hospital and testing centres in Saint John and Fredericton, the health authority is now looking for current staff to volunteer for a 15-day deployment to these facilities.
A spokeswoman for the Nova Scotia judiciary says the inquiry investigating why a former soldier killed his family and himself in 2017 is expected to resume in mid-February in a new venue.
The fishing season in one of Nova Scotia's most lucrative lobster-harvesting areas is set to go ahead next week after authorities failed to spot any endangered right whales.
One man has died and another was injured in a two-vehicle collision on Route 105 on Friday in Fredericton.
A 24-year-old Eskasoni, N.S. man is facing 14 charges, including second-degree murder, following a fatal single vehicle collision that happened early Thursday morning in Eskasoni.
New Brunswick is pulling out of the Atlantic bubble and as of midnight Thursday, all visitors will have to self-isolate for 14 days. Public health is also recommending to cabinet that Zone 3 (Fredericton and central New Brunswick) move to the orange phase.
Two 21-year-old Fredericton men were arrested Thursday, after police seized drugs and firearms from a Fredericton residence.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning against consuming beef and chicken that was bottled by a Prince Edward Island man and sold through classified ads in provincial newspapers.
A Halifax boy born with a cleft lip and palate got an unexpected visit from Dr. Robert Strang Wednesday. Strang, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health, was born with the same condition as seven-year-old Hughie Dauphinee.
Nova Scotia Health continues to identify potential COVID-19 exposures throughout the province. CTV News has compiled a list of the latest exposures in Nova Scotia.
New Brunswick Health continues to identify potential COVID-19 exposures throughout the province. CTV News has compiled a list of the latest exposures in New Brunswick.
Ability New Brunswick has awarded Shane Dunnett this year’s Para Sport & Recreation Award, for being a leader in the province. Dunnett has been an advocate, coach and volunteer for adaptive sports for the past 20 years. He coaches sledge hockey, volunteers on and off the ice, and encourages people to join adaptive sports.
With more Canadians staying put and sending gifts by mail, a handful of East Coast artists are helping to deliver a touch of home.
A special delivery of milk and produce arrived to the Cape Breton food bank on Wednesday, thanks to a good Samaritan from P.E.I.
A 22-year-old Dalhousie University student has been named a Rhodes Scholar. Sierra Sparks of Dartmouth, N.S., is in her last semester of engineering at the Halifax university.
The best coaches don’t just teach Xs and Os -- they develop good athletes, and better people. That’s the philosophy of Halifax basketball coach Lezlie States, who has been influencing the lives of girls basketball players in the north end of Halifax since 2009.
Halifax Lancers have launched a new fundraising campaign titled ‘No Stirrups November’, which will see their riders collectively ride the distance across Canada and back, without using stirrups.
A Halifax boy born with a cleft lip and palate got an unexpected visit from Dr. Robert Strang Wednesday. Strang, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health, was born with the same condition as seven-year-old Hughie Dauphinee.
A social worker from Sydney, Nova Scotia is making sure dozens of kids have presents under the tree this year. Nichole Stevenson works in the school system, where she met many families who aren’t doing well financially this year.
An uptick in COVID-19 cases has many Maritimers scaling back their holiday traditions. One writer expressed her feelings about the situation in a poem.
Ability New Brunswick has awarded Shane Dunnett this year’s Para Sport & Recreation Award, for being a leader in the province. Dunnett has been an advocate, coach and volunteer for adaptive sports for the past 20 years. He coaches sledge hockey, volunteers on and off the ice, and encourages people to join adaptive sports.
With more Canadians staying put and sending gifts by mail, a handful of East Coast artists are helping to deliver a touch of home.
A special delivery of milk and produce arrived to the Cape Breton food bank on Wednesday, thanks to a good Samaritan from P.E.I.
Premier Jason Kenney has panned the idea of making a COVID-19 vaccine mandatory for all Albertans, he announced on social media this week.
A Quebec-based company is producing a plant-based COVID-19 vaccine candidate and is hopeful a made-in-Canada vaccine could be ready by next year.
A Halifax boy born with a cleft lip and palate got an unexpected visit from Dr. Robert Strang Wednesday. Strang, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health, was born with the same condition as seven-year-old Hughie Dauphinee.
Ingenium – Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation has acquired a water sample collected 2.4 kilometres below the earth's surface
Tristan would post a new joke up everyday outside his house and soon people started changing their walk route so they could pass by and see the day’s offering.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is warning against consuming beef and chicken that was bottled by a Prince Edward Island man and sold through classified ads in provincial newspapers.
The owner of an Etobicoke restaurant who openly defied public health restrictions has been granted bail.
In a unique light display for the holidays, a Montreal street is lit up with symbols important to several First Nations.
ethicists are concerned that several major questions haven’t been answered before vaccines arrive.
W5's Molly Thomas investigates the similarities that Canada's COVID-19 struggle shares with its long battle against polio.
Have four Ivy League students in the United States figured out how to game the lottery legally?
Hockey Night in Canada Punjabi commentator Harnarayan Singh talks about his new memoir; the panel discusses fighting racism in hockey.
After Kathy Denton's story aired last week on CTV News, she received tons of support and donations to help her get back on her feet.
Customers in a Toronto Best Buy were surprised to see a raccoon wandering around the aisles on Nov. 21.
When the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines finally arrive in Canada, the country will need to grapple with a series of difficult questions that ethicists fear we haven’t spent enough time answering.
Canada's top doctor says the country is still on a troubling track for new COVID-19 infections as case counts continue mounting in much of the country.
Five more Albertans were reported to have died of COVID-19 on Saturday as the province added 1,731 new cases, its largest single-day increase of the pandemic.
Officials in Manitoba say a young boy is among the 10 new COVID-19-related deaths recorded in the province on Saturday.
While no one knows for sure what a post-pandemic world will look like, one expert expects that society will return to its social norms almost immediately when the day comes.
Pro-Trump groups including QAnon conspiracy theorists are using the slogan “Release the Kraken” to spread unsubstantiated claims of widespread voter fraud in the U.S. election and support the legal campaign to challenge president elect Joe Biden’s victory.
Lights adorning a busy downtown street in Montreal are educating pedestrians and motorists on an important lesson in Indigenous culture.
Police officers were called in to help disperse a crowd of "unruly customers" at Calgary's Chinook Centre Friday evening, CTV News has learned.
In the aftermath of the killings of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and other Black citizens in the U.S., a Halifax basketball coach is using her position to teach players important lessons on and off the court.
A boy under the age of 10 has died from COVID-19, making him the youngest person to die from the virus in Manitoba.
Officials are urging people in Ontario's lockdown regions to stick within their boundaries and to avoid crowded malls.
Hundreds of shoppers defied social distancing rules at a Calgary mall as the province set a new COVID-19 record.
A new COVID-19 testing program launched at Vancouver International Airport, but it will only be available to some passengers.
