Decision expected on Alberta teachers' back-to-work bill injunction hearing
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A judge is expected to issue a decision today on a possible injunction against a bill that forced Alberta’s striking teachers back to work last fall.
A new mpox variant has been detected for the first time in Toronto—and the province—and experts say there is not enough data yet to determine whether it is more virulent or transmissible.
Hydro-Quebec CEO Claudine Bouchard says Wednesday’s storm, while disruptive, was far more manageable than the devastating April 2023 event that knocked out power to more than one million customers in the province.
CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa over March Break.
Newly proposed legislation would make it easier for police and Canada’s spy service to investigate online activities.
Longueuil police (SPAL) were called to a fire in progress at a residence in Brossard Thursday night.
By now you’ve seen the cheeky statement signed by four B.C. chiefs urging a Vancouver Island MP to “chillax” after he appeared to “crash out” over land claims.
In his second State of the City address since taking the office, Mayor Chad Bachynksi says Regina is on the track to stability.
A longtime Saskatoon hardware store is closing its doors. Friday will be the final day for Zak’s Home Hardware in the Sutherland neighbourhood.
A Manitoba hotel chain is apologizing to an Indigenous family after a video shows an employee yelling at them and kicking them out of a hotel room while a young man was recovering from surgery.
Washed-up sailboats scattered along Vancouver’s Sunset Beach are being described as eyesores by residents, who wonder when they will ever be removed.
Ontario Provincial Police are sharing new details about the days before Amber Ellis went missing in February 2021.
The Supreme Court of Canada has rejected an appeal of sexual assault convictions for former Sudbury track coach David Case and a former athlete, Celine Loyer.
After 40 years, Curry’s restaurant was forced to close last fall when the property was expropriated for the bus rapid transit route on Wellington Road. But the former-owner believes London City Hall needs to do more to secure the area from an onslaught of break-ins.