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After a man walked in carrying a gun, it fell to one cowboy hat wearing man to stop him.

A Winnipeg taxi driver is facing charges after a woman was dragged behind the cab as it took off. CTV's Jill Macyshon reports.

The public safety minister defends the invoking of the Emergencies Act, as a convoy lawyer is briefly ejected from the inquiry.

A senior leader from his party and police have said a gunman opened fire at a container lorry carrying Pakistan’s former prime minister, wounding him in the shin and also hurting some of his supporters. Khan is said to have survived the attack.

The prime minister-designate walks through the doors of The Peace Tower on Parliament Hill for the first time since the Liberals won a majority government in the federal election.

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Canmore-based wildlife photographer John E. Marriott was camping with his family when he witnessed a grizzly showdown between two of Banff's biggest, baddest bears right next to his campsite.

Toronto woman Ali Haberstroh is hoping to shift online shopping habits to small, local businesses during the holiday season by making the experience as convenient as shopping on Amazon. Her site, not-amazon.ca lists local stores by city and category to promote small businesses.

The New York Times reported Monday the Seattle-based company plans to lay off approximately 10,000 workers in corporate and tech jobs. Those layoffs would represent about 3% of Amazon's corporate workforce and less than 1% of its global workforce, according to the New York Times report.

Alberta has the most COVID-19 infections per capita of any province in Canada. There are 455 cases of COVID-19 for every one hundred thousand people, according to Canada’s health agency. Within the province, the hardest-hit region is the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo, which is home to Fort McMurray and Canada’s oilsands. With outbreaks at nine oil sands sites, the region has declared a state of local emergency in an effort to stop the spread of COVID-19

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On the sidelines of a G20 meeting, Chinese President Xi Jinping expressed his displeasure with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that details of the pair’s brief meeting Tuesday were "leaked" to the press.

Weather warnings include winter storm in Vancouver, extreme cold in Winnipeg, freezing rain in Montreal

For the second time in less than a week, police are investigating a fight in Kitchener involving up to 20 youths. Carmen Wong reports.

Edmonton producer and singer-songwriter Josh Sahunta was surprised to hear his original music played on Netflix's 'Love is Blind' series.

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As Heather Wright reports, Canada is set to play in its first World Cup match since 1986 on Wednesday against Belgium.

The driver of a semi was found dead after he crashed a semi into a house west of Edmonton. CTV News Edmonton's Jeremy Thompson reports.

NordPass' annual study that looks at the most common 'passwords' used in Canada and the results may or may not surprise you.

A major winter storm is hitting the Niagara region with as much as 1.5 metres of snow. Adrian Ghobrial reports.

Calgary's Mitchel Dyck won the Lotto Max on Oct. 21. But despite winning $70 million, he says he won't be retiring right anytime soon.