Vancouver’s Chinese community says mayor’s apology isn’t good enough
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Some members of Vancouver’s Chinese community say they’re not satisfied with Mayor Ken Sim’s apology following his false claims that a city councillor distributed drugs on Christmas Day.
Australia and Canada on Wednesday signed a series of new agreements on critical minerals, Prime Minister Mark Carney said, including Australia joining the G7 minerals alliance.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is asking city council to develop a paid “surge capacity” sidewalk shovelling program, modelled on New York City’s approach, that would pay residents to help dig the city out after major snowstorms.
The Edmonton Public School Board (EPSB) intends to hire more than 300 teachers and educational assistants in the coming months.
StoryBook Theatre is celebrating it’s 50th anniversary along with the countless people who have been its cast and crew that have performed in its hundreds of shows dating back to 1977.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Australian Parliament in Canberra.
British Columbia’s premier is calling on his counterparts in the western United States to join the province in adopting year-round daylight time.
With grandparent scams and other fraudulent activity on the rise, Edmonton police hosted an information session Wednesday to educate seniors on what they can do to protect themselves.
Calgary police say a prolific offender whose ankle monitor was allegedly cut off was arrested less than 24 hours after he went missing.
A former Vancouver Island hockey coach, who would go on to serve as a special constable with the Victoria Police Department, has been sentenced to 12 months in jail for child luring.
Steven Lehmann found out his sentence for sexual exploitation of a teen girl.
A Quebec man has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of his partner after she was found dead in her home last week in Saint-Jérôme, Que.
In today’s edition of CTV News Ottawa’s worst commute series, we simulated a federal government worker’s trip to work by commuting on public transit from Kanata South to the Department of National Defence (DND) building in downtown Ottawa.
British Columbians took to social media Tuesday evening to share reports of a bright fireball in the night sky over Vancouver, and a house-rattling sonic boom.