The border between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick remains blocked in both directions on Wednesday morning, as residents on both sides of the border continue to protest Nova Scotia's restrictions on travellers from New Brunswick.
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs is encouraging protesters at the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border on the Trans-Canada Highway to end the blockade, saying this isn't the time to lose control or patience.
For the second time in three days, Nova Scotia is reporting no new cases of COVID-19, as well as 14 recoveries Wednesday, as the active number of cases in the province drops to 60.
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs said he's made a proposal to Nova Scotia Premier Iain Rankin that he thinks could lead to more relaxed travel rules for people travelling from New Brunswick to Nova Scotia.
Despite ongoing reassurances from health officials that Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are virtually identical and interchangeable, it seems many Canadians still prefer Pfizer and they're willing to wait to get it for a second shot -- but not necessarily in the Maritimes.
For a good many Maritimers, the latest restrictions on travel at the Nova Scotia-New Brunswick border affect them on a personal level.
An 80-year-old woman has died following a two-vehicle collision Wednesday afternoon in Halifax.
A Halifax police constable who helped arrest a man who died of suffocation in a lockup cell says he left a spit hood on the detainee's head because he feared the man would remove it and spit on him.
The Government of New Brunswick has closed a property in Upper Sackville, N.B., after search for illegal drug activity.
The Cowessess First Nation in Saskatchewan says it has made a 'horrific and shocking discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves' near the former Marieval Indian Residential School.
Here are a few resources available to help Indigenous peoples in crisis in Canada.
Alberta has created an $8 million fund to aid the search for unmarked graves and undocumented deaths linked to residential schools across the province.
The House of Commons rose for a two-month summer hiatus Wednesday, after passing the Liberal minority government's key bills amid inflamed partisan tensions and speculation that MPs won't sit again in Ottawa before a federal election call.
The Liberal government has introduced a bill it says will protect Canadians from online hate speech. It would amend the Canadian Human Rights Act to reinstate an amended version of a controversial section that was repealed in 2013 amid widespread criticism that it violated freedom of speech rights.
From CTV Kitchener: Officials are investigating the cause of a massive fire that destroyed 12 under-construction homes and damaged others.
A diver in Michigan found a message in a bottle nearly 100 years old, and reunited the note with the owner's daughter after searching on Facebook.
A Saskatoon man has captured a video of a beaver standing underneath a Canadian flag near the Meewasin Trail.
Canada's only interprovincial zip line will open soon. CTV's Tyler Fleming takes a trip over the Ottawa River.
Adam finds out the meaningful connection between an almost 100-year-old skydiver and the less than one-year-old girl watching him from the ground.
