What to watch: Highlights from CTV Morning Live
Did you miss this morning's show? Here are four things to watch from CTV Morning Live Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2024.
Electronic Afterlife
When your computer or television comes to the end of its life (or you just want an upgrade), there are good and bad ways to get rid of your e-waste.
Our expert from the Electronic Products Recycling Association tells us about a program and website that makes it easy to get rid of your unwanted electronics.
Lovin’ Liver
You might say you would never eat liver, but did you know it’s an excellent source of iron? It’s World Iron Awareness Week and it’s your opportunity to taste what you’ve been missing.
Our resident dietitian Laurie Barker Jackman shares some recipes featuring liver, which, according to Laurie, can boost your energy, focus, and vitality.
Night Art
Nocturne is an annual festival in Halifax that features art installations all over the city at night. The city becomes the canvas during the free event, offering a wide variety of experiences both small and large, indoor and outdoor.
Two exhibitors participating in this year’s event shared their inspiration with us and gave us a sneak peek into what visitors can expect.
Seasonal Skincare
Winter is on the horizon and while that means stocking up on salt and shovels, it also has implications for your skin care routine.
Our beauty expert Shobana Lakkavally show us how to change up beauty routine in order to build resilience amid dropping temperatures.
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Toronto
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Toronto is getting a new area code. Here's what it is and when it will get here
Toronto will get a new area code next year, the CRTC is reminding residents.
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Metrolinx memo reveals senior-level shakeup amid stalled Toronto transit projects
Metrolinx has made significant changes to its senior leadership team as the provincial transit agency struggles to get two light rail projects on track, a new memo obtained by CTV News Toronto shows.
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'I'm not a liar': Sum 41 frontman addresses former manager's denial of abuse allegations
Sum 41's Deryck Whibley is calling out his former manager after he denied the abuse allegations laid out in his new book.
Calgary
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Kananaskis campground warns of 'unclothed individual' in the area
A Kananaskis campground is again dealing with concerns about a naked person spotted in the area.
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Man's 'suspicious behaviour' with preteens investigated by Calgary police
Calgary police have released photos of a man they're hoping to identify as they investigate his suspicious behaviour with two minors.
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This Calgary bylaw update could change how you shovel this winter
While the fluffy white stuff hasn't started falling quite yet, the City of Calgary is reminding residents about updates to snow-clearing bylaws that could change how they shovel this winter.
Edmonton
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Edmonton man who killed wife with hammer sentenced to life without parole for 13 years
A man who killed his wife in their north Edmonton home has been sentenced to life in prison with parole ineligibility for 13 years.
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Man on electric dirt bike responsible for death of senior on pedestrian bridge: police
One person has been charged in connection with the death of a man on an Edmonton walking bridge.
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Gun, drugs found on man who failed to pay for Edmonton transit fare: police
A man is facing multiple drugs and weapons charges after failing to pay for a ride on Edmonton transit.
Montreal
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Montreal-area woman accused of burning boy, 10, with boiling water remains behind bars
A 46-year-old woman accused of burning a 10-year-old boy with boiling water on Montreal's South Shore remains in custody after she was supposed to have a bail hearing Wednesday.
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Woman, 65, dies after possible hit-and-run in Laval
A 65-year-old woman has died in a possible hit-and-run in Laval Wednesday morning, police say.
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Six lucky Quebecers split $32M jackpot
Six lucky winners split $32 million from Loto-Quebec's Oct. 9 6/49 Gold Ball Jackpot.
Ottawa
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DND confirms unexploded bombs from Second World War buried in popular Ottawa hiking area
The Department of National Defence confirms unexploded bombs from the Second World War lie buried inside the Mer Bleue Bog, a popular hiking and skiing area in Ottawa’s east end.
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Donald Musselman, convicted killer of Ottawa's Markland Campbell, dies in custody
Donald Musselman, the convicted killer of Ottawa hip hop artist Markland Campbell, has died in custody, the Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) announced Wednesday.
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Friend's house turns out to be stranger's house, showering man learns as police arrive
An Ottawa man was arrested after taking a shower in a stranger's house, Ottawa police say.
London
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'Really frustrated with CN': St. Thomas councillor blasts railway after massive railroad tie fire
Sitting in the mayor’s chair with Joe Preston away, Coun. Steve Peters ripped the Canadian National Railway after a massive railroad tie fire on Oct. 10.
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Amid mounting demand, London Food Bank celebrates record Thanksgiving food drive
This year’s Thanksgiving Food Drive has officially wrapped up, resulting in the collection of over 100,000 pounds of food for the London Food Bank.
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'I don't believe it's a bluff': Accuride jobs may be on the line as union and company hope for sale
There are 180 jobs on the line at Accuride in London Ont. as the company restructures.
Barrie
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'Dream come true,' Innisfil woman wins life-changing lottery prize
A retired Innisfil woman was in shock for a week after becoming a millionaire with the lottery.
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Woman charged for allegedly speeding nearly 148km/h in posted 60 zone
A woman from Scarborough is facing charges and will have to find an alternate method of travel after police say she was clocked speeding nearly 90 km/h over the limit in Innisfil.
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Drive-by shooting under investigation in Springwater Township
Police are investigating a drive-by shooting in Springwater Township that they say happened over the Thanksgiving Day long weekend.
Northern Ontario
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Police searching for suspect in fatal crash that killed three near Parry Sound
Police are searching for a 24-year-old suspect charged near Parry Sound with impaired driving causing three deaths who failed to show up for court.
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W5 INVESTIGATES Ontario woman alleges sexual assault by junior hockey players; details what happened when she called police
The OPP has acknowledged that one of its employees did not follow the organization's policy when an alleged victim of sexual assault called a local detachment earlier this year to report an incident involving eight former junior hockey players.
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Defence calls no witnesses in Sudbury second-degree murder trial
At the Sudbury courthouse Wednesday, a jury learned it has heard all the evidence in a second-degree murder trial in which the victim was stabbed more than 100 times and had his genitals mutilated.
Kitchener
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Victim, suspect identified in fatal Stratford shooting
The woman who was fatally shot at a Stratford home on Tuesday has been identified, as well as the man accused of pulling the trigger.
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SIU investigating use of anti-riot weapon during Brantford arrest
Ontario's police watchdog is investigating after police in Brantford used an anti-riot weapon against a 51-year-old man, leaving him seriously injured.
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W5 INVESTIGATES
W5 INVESTIGATES Ontario woman alleges sexual assault by junior hockey players; details what happened when she called police
The OPP has acknowledged that one of its employees did not follow the organization's policy when an alleged victim of sexual assault called a local detachment earlier this year to report an incident involving eight former junior hockey players.
Windsor
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Chatham man dies after crash
OPP say a 77-year-old man has died after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 40 in Chatham-Kent.
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Five drivers face impaired charges after Operation Impact initiative in Windsor
Windsor police have released the results of Operation Impact in the city.
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Frost advisory in effect for Windsor-Essex
Environment Canada has issued a frost advisory for Windsor and Essex County.
Winnipeg
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No penalty for Manitoba candidate who forged two signatures, withdrew from race
A candidate in last year's Manitoba provincial election has been found to have forged two signatures on her nomination form.
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Court orders Manitoba community to pay councillor’s legal expenses following failed attempt at ouster
A Manitoba judge has ordered a community to pay the legal costs for a councillor who they tried to oust in 2023.
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2 dead after fiery crash on Manitoba highway
Two people have died after a fiery collision on a Manitoba highway earlier this week.
Regina
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Where to watch tonight's Saskatchewan Leaders' Debate
Here's where you can watch Wednesday nights Leaders' Debate between Saskatchewan Party Leader Scott Moe and NDP Leader Carla Beck.
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Regina flag football program provides inclusive space for kids with social skill difficulties
Social Connections Group is a local football program put on by Speech and Language Builders Inc. in connection with Regina Youth Flag Football for kids with social communication and social skill difficulties.
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This Saskatchewan community had more meth in its wastewater than any Canadian city, study shows
A humble city in Saskatchewan appears to be consuming more methamphetamine than anywhere else in Canada, based on recent Statistics Canada data.
Saskatoon
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Experts unable to determine cause of fire that destroyed North Battleford motel
Investigators with the North Battleford Fire Department and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency were unable to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed the Best Canadian Motor Inn on Monday night.
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'Always a promise ... always a deficit': Sask. Party platform overstates future revenue, economist says
The Saskatchewan Party unveiled its $1.2 billion election platform on Saturday, which is largely built on tax relief and affordability.
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This Saskatchewan community had more meth in its wastewater than any Canadian city, study shows
A humble city in Saskatchewan appears to be consuming more methamphetamine than anywhere else in Canada, based on recent Statistics Canada data.
Vancouver
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Investigators name person of interest in disappearance of Vancouver Island woman
Mounties have released startling new details about their investigation into the disappearance of Amber Manthorne, who was reported missing on Vancouver Island more than two years ago, and is believed to have met with foul play.
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Suspect injured during Vancouver arrest, IIO appeals for witnesses
B.C.'s police watchdog is appealing for witnesses to an arrest in Vancouver last week during which a suspect was seriously injured.
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Driver for Alta. company charged after crashing modular home into B.C. overpass
A semi driver who struck an overpass along Highway 1 while towing a modular home through B.C.'s Fraser Valley last week has been charged, authorities said Wednesday.
Vancouver Island
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Investigators name person of interest in disappearance of Vancouver Island woman
Mounties have released startling new details about their investigation into the disappearance of Amber Manthorne, who was reported missing on Vancouver Island more than two years ago, and is believed to have met with foul play.
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BREAKING Dissatisfied Liberal MPs plan to ask PM Trudeau to step aside at next caucus meeting
Liberal MPs who have spent the last 10 days organizing to ask Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step aside from the leadership of the Liberal Party plan to plead their case directly to him at next Wednesday's caucus.
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Eby, Rustad hold campaign events on Vancouver Island as election day nears
Leaders of the B.C. NDP and the B.C. Conservatives will be on Vancouver Island today for campaign events on the last day of advanced voting before British Columbia's provincial election on Saturday.
Kelowna
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B.C. homeowner astounded someone managed to steal one of his prized giant pumpkins
Dave Lindsey began growing giant pumpkins to bring a bit of magic to his grandkids' Halloween.
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B.C. man gets prison sentence, fine for using fake names to buy guns in the U.S.
A U.S. District Court judge in Montana has sentenced a 27-year-old man from Kelowna, B.C., to 18 months in prison for using fake names to buy guns with the aim of selling them in Canada.
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2nd-degree murder charge laid nearly 2 years after Kelowna stabbing
Nearly two years after a man was stabbed to death in downtown Kelowna, RCMP have made an arrest in the case.
