A man in his 70s has died after falling through the ice in Lake Ontario by the Toronto Islands, police say.
A man in his 70s died after falling through the ice in Lake Ontario by the Toronto Islands on Friday.
Amid tense political backdrop, Canadian warship gets friendly message from Chinese vessel tracking its movements The Ottawa Food Bank is cutting food donations to 98 food programs across the city by up to 50 per cent this year, as it deals with rising costs for food and an "all-time high" demand for food from the public.Ontario homeowners left with expensive contracts after company appears to go out of business
Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly will not run for Liberal leadership. Up to now, Joly was widely considered a potential successor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Former premier of New Brunswick Bran Gallant also confirmed to CTV News that he will not be in the running for Liberal leader.At roughly 8:10 p.m., police say that four masked men entered White Oaks Mall armed with hammers. They smashed display cases and stole jewellery.
A Winnipeg firefighter with over two decades of experience found himself joining the fight against one of the most destructive fires in Los Angeles history.The Winnipeg Police Service is asking for help in finding a woman who has been missing for nearly one month.A meteorological mix of moving parts across Manitoba on Friday will bring everything from snow in some areas, clearing skies in others and falling afternoon temperatures.
A Regina man who was charged in connection to a woman’s death in August pleaded guilty to manslaughter in front of a judge on FridaySaskatchewan RCMP say a 20-year-old Yorkton man is facing drug related charges after officers executed a search warrant of a home in the city on Wednesday.City of Saskatoon says decision ‘needed now’ on buying new buses; recommends diesel instead of electric
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