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Safety minister says Canada, U.S. extending restrictions on non-essential international travel Read more »

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List includes Indigenous leaders, scientists, authors, Oscar winners Read more »

Only Trail is at the provincial average for vaccinations Read more »

BCTF says that details will be important as province works on plan for September Read more »

The replica was decorated with a small bed, school uniform, and notes written with pleas for help Read more »

Jason Asbell writes about the return to the theatre, and the upcoming Super 8 youth challenge Read more »

The Liberals will elect a new leader in February, with four candidates already vying for the job Read more »

Lower Pfizer deliveries for early July, Moderna shipments up Read more »

The judge poised to be the 1st person of colour on the Supreme Court of Canada says he experienced discrimination ‘as a fact of daily life’ growing up Read more »

The space for independent media is shrinking as moguls monopolise the industry, but some have hope for the future. Read more »

Parliament resolution, which also bans denying the genocide, comes as the justice minister is sacked for doing so. Read more »

The founder of AFA Sports is turning athletic and athleisure wear into an economic force for the continent. Read more »

With five weeks to go to the opening ceremony, a growing chorus is calling for the Games to be postponed or cancelled.  Read more »

Two others, including a six-year-old girl, remain missing after boat carrying refugees runs aground. Read more »

At least 47 Palestinians also hurt by tear gas and rubber bullets near the town of Beita in the occupied West Bank. Read more »

Refugee numbers worldwide increase for a ninth year in a row as people continue to be displaced amid the COVID crisis. Read more »

Death of a Rohingya woman of COVID-19 while in detention highlights the plight of poverty-stricken refugees. Read more »

England to lock horns with Scotland at Wembley, where Scottish fans have just 2,500 of the 22,500 tickets. Read more »

Fall in sales due to post-Brexit changes and effect of coronavirus pandemic, industry figures say. Read more »

Parts of the US south-west report dangerously high temperatures, with excessive heat warnings in place. Read more »

Alex Harvill died trying to break the record for the longest motorcycle ramp jump in Washington. Read more »

In their lawsuit, a group of men say they were forced to work on cocoa firms in Ivory Coast. Read more »

Lin-Manuel Miranda's movie musical has enjoyed positive reviews but also sparked a colourism row. Read more »

History is inescapable to Americans and visitors alike but now it's become more contested than ever. Read more »

"I'd do it again," vows Mark McCloskey outside court as he and his wife walk free with a fine. Read more »

Remote workers are freer than ever to relocate, especially when smaller cities dangle incentives. Read more »

A painting by musician David Bowie found at a Canadian dump is set to be auctioned for thousands. Read more »

The commemoration of the last enslaved black American being freed is now an official US holiday. Read more »

The justices' 7-2 ruling preserves medical insurance for millions of low-income Americans. Read more »

Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says the American and Canadian governments are extending restrictions on non-essential international travel across the land border until July 21. Read more »

The mother of a 4-year-old girl whose remains were found at a North Carolina home last month forced her 13-year-old daughter to help bury her sister in the backyard, according to a search warrant. Read more »

Ahead of the unveiling of a memorial to their mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, there will be much talk of the body language between Princes Harry and William, how Meghan couldn't make it and what all of it may or may not mean for the monarchy. Read more »

Manitoba RCMP said they have arrested homicide suspect Eric Wildman early Friday morning in Belleville, Ont., after an intense manhunt that lasted more than a week. Read more »

Dozens of people gathered to watch crews take down a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald in a downtown Kingston, Ont. park. Read more »

On CTVNews.ca, CTV News' Chief Financial Commentator Pattie Lovett-Reid shares her advice for the winner of the Lotto Max draw, the largest prize pool in Canadian lottery history with a projected jackpot of $70 million. Read more »

On June 1, NACI had said AstraZeneca recipients 'could' get Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna for their second shot if they wanted, but on Thursday it went further to say an mRNA vaccine was the 'preferred' choice. Read more »

The National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) is now recommending that people who received a first dose of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine receive a second dose of an mRNA vaccine, such as Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna. Read more »

The judge poised to be the first person of colour on the Supreme Court of Canada says he experienced discrimination 'as a fact of daily life' while growing up. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau nominated Ontario Court of Appeal Justice Mahmud Jamal to the top court Thursday to replace retiring member Rosalie Abella. Read more »

As confirmed cases of the Delta variant of COVID-19 continue to rise in Alberta, there are conflicting statements regarding how effective the first dose of vaccine is at protecting against severe outcomes of infection. Read more »