Month: January 2025

The Saskatoon Community Foundation (SCF) has its eyes on Ottawa after the federal government announced that the deadline for making donations in the 2024 tax year will be extended.

As many pledge to undertake a “Dry January” as a booze-free antidote to the excesses of the holidays, B.C. researchers have launched an online tool they say measures the costs of alcohol consumption and the benefits of cutting back.

The Brandon Lisowsky era is over for the Saskatoon Blades, sending the franchise’s fifth-leading goal scorer to the Victoria Royals ahead of the WHL trade deadline.

Nearly 40,000 people stuck in a backlog of family reunification applications in Quebec.

One person is dead and three others are in hospital after a two-vehicle crash closed the Trans-Canada Highway west of Kamloops, B.C.

Charges have been laid against a man in connection with a multi-vehicle crash that closed down 178 Street in west Edmonton on New Year’s Eve.

RCMP have made what they call a “major recovery” of stolen property in Athabasca. 

Toronto police are looking for a man wanted for an alleged break and enter at a Leslieville business.

From a tumultuous water supply to crypto-demanding arsonists, fire Chief Steve Dongworth sat down with CTV News to recap the many challenges the Calgary Fire Department faced in 2024, as well as looking ahead to 2025.

The first weekend of the new year offers opportunities to check out some of the festivities you may have missed during December, or to break free from the holiday season and start something new. Or both!