CTV News Montreal broadcasts will continue to be affected by technical issues caused by flooding as a result of the water main break on Aug. 16, 2024.
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Pedestrian hospitalized after hit-and-run in Scarborough
A female pedestrian has been seriously injured in a hit-and-run in Scarborough.
Grizzly bear and cubs spotted on Vancouver Island for first time
Catherine Babault, a wildlife photographer and tour guide on Vancouver Island, said she spotted a grizzly sow and cubs in July. She isn’t the only one who was excited to see them.
Theft at ‘epidemic levels’ says construction business owner
A construction business owner said thieves are constantly stealing from his construction sites, costing him $15,000 this year alone. The thefts are taking place even when his employees are present.
Man accused of sexually assaulting person at Vaughan spa while posing to be massage therapist
A 57-year-old man has been charged after allegedly sexually assaulting a person while posing to be a registered massage therapist in Vaughan.
New covid vaccines for summer variants slated for approval late next week – The Washington Post
New covid vaccines for summer variants slated for approval late next week The Washington PostFDA may greenlight updated Covid-19 vaccines as soon as next week, sources say CNN
Mary Poppins, Folklorama and a vintage camper rally: What’s on in Manitoba this weekend
Here are some of the events taking place across Manitoba from Aug. 16 to 18, 2024.
Couple identified in robbery: one arrest
A Brantford woman has been arrested after a police investigation into an early morning robbery on Aug. 4 in Brant County. Brantford Police say they responded to a call about the incident on Colborne Street West at 3:50 a.m. on the Sunday morning. Two people had gone into a residence and then had a “physical […]
Canada’s transport minister won’t intervene in rail dispute, Sask. calls for action to avoid strike
The federal government said it won’t intervene in the rail dispute that has the agriculture worried about a possible strike.
Cooler and wet start to the weekend, return to mid-20s early next week
Scattered showers and thunderstorms rolled through much of Alberta overnight Thursday and into Friday morning.
