90 km/hr wind gusts expected in southwest Sask.: Environment Canada

Environment Canada watches and warnings for Saskatchewan on June 15, 2022. (Source: Environment Canada)

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Senior Air Force officers charged over 'inappropriate' fighter pilot nickname

The Royal Canadian Air Force says two senior officers have been charged for allegedly failing to stop a group of fighter pilots from assigning an inappropriate nickname to another member in June.

CF-18 Hornets fly in formation in Cold Lake, Alta., in this 2014 file photo. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson

Government can't solve housing issues alone, private sector must be involved: CMHC

A new report by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says government alone can't solve the country's housing affordability challenges.

TD-Canada Post lending program paused after suspicious activity detected

TD Bank Group says it paused the MyMoney lending program it recently launched with Canada Post after it detected suspicious activity on its system.

Arrest made in gruesome 1983 murders of 2 Toronto women

A 61-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the gruesome murders of two Toronto women nearly 40 years ago. The suspect, who was living in Moosonee, Ont., was taken into custody on Thursday and brought back to Toronto.

Joly seeks reprimand of Russian ambassador as embassy tweets against LGBTQ2S+ community

Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly has directed her department to summon Russia's ambassador over social media postings against LGBTQ2S+ people.

Is Alberta's approach to addiction truly behind the declining number of drug-poisoning deaths?

While the Alberta government and federal Conservative party claim the province's recovery-oriented care model is the reason that fatal drug poisonings have decreased by almost 50 per cent over a year, the statistic doesn’t show the full picture, cumulative data analysis shows.

Police asking for additional $760k in 2023 budget

The Saskatoon Police Service presented its 2023 budget to city council on Monday with a request of an additional $760,000.
Trudeau pledges more than $40M in funding for James Smith Cree Nation

Prime minister Justin Trudeau announced more than $40 million in funding for James Smith Cree Nation during a visit to the community on Monday.
'We’ve already had one too many people freeze to death in the city': Unhoused group wants extra funding from council

A recently-formed Saskatoon group is hoping their presentation to city council creates change for those who face a lack of housing in the city.

Winnipeg

'We're devastated': Water woes plague north Winnipeg neighbourhood

Residents in a northeast Winnipeg neighbourhood are dealing with flooded basements and water issues they believe stem from a nearby car wash.
Tentative sale worries Lions Place residents

The tentative sale of Lions Place, a large non-profit housing complex near downtown Winnipeg has left some seniors who live there shocked and frustrated.
'This is not a small operation': Brandon police bust alleged family cocaine trafficking network

Brandon police have made one of the largest cocaine busts in its history, taking down an alleged family drug-trafficking network that brought in kilograms of cocaine into the city.

Calgary

Critics say Smith is bullying businesses over COVID-19 policies

Premier Danielle Smith says she is glad to see many employers and businesses who are changing their protocols on vaccination but critics are suggesting these changes are being made because of "harassment and threats."
Alberta not proceeding with Premier Smith's bill to protect COVID-19 unvaccinated

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rolling back on a promise to introduce legislation this fall that would have outlawed restrictions on people not vaccinated against COVID-19.
Danielle Smith declines to give specifics on 'mistakes' referenced in Alberta address

Premier Danielle Smith said last week that she is "far from perfect" and can "make mistakes" – but has declined to give further details about what specifically she was referring to.

Edmonton

Alberta not proceeding with Premier Smith's bill to protect COVID-19 unvaccinated

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rolling back on a promise to introduce legislation this fall that would have outlawed restrictions on people not vaccinated against COVID-19.
'Something special': 3 local kids, all bantam teammates 10 years ago, reunite as Edmonton Oilers

James Hamblin had a huge smile Monday when he spoke about his first NHL call up. He had tears streaming down his face just hours earlier.
Is Alberta's approach to addiction truly behind the declining number of drug-poisoning deaths?

While the Alberta government and federal Conservative party claim the province's recovery-oriented care model is the reason that fatal drug poisonings have decreased by almost 50 per cent over a year, the statistic doesn’t show the full picture, cumulative data analysis shows.

Toronto

Forensic company who helped police crack 1983 murders reveals how they did it

The company that helped the Toronto police crack a decades-old cold case is revealing more details about how they identified a suspect in the grisly murders of two Toronto women in 1983.
Ontario woman, 23, charged after graphic video emerges of horse being dragged

A 23-year-old Ontario woman has been charged after graphic videos of a horse being dragged surfaced online.
What we know so far about accused murderer Joseph George Sutherland

Nearly 40 years after Joseph George Sutherland allegedly killed two women in Toronto, the now 61-year-old has been arrested.

Ottawa

Ottawa Police Services Board cuts meeting short to end protest

The Ottawa Police Services Board abruptly ended its meeting Monday as public delegates held a protest demanding action on restoring hybrid meetings and freezing the police budget.
Ottawa city manager announces retirement just days before LRT report released

Ottawa city manager Steve Kanellakos has announced he is leaving his role, effective immediately.
New council, old problems: LRT the first order of business for new term

The new Ottawa city council is dealing with an old problem as it meets for the first time since being sworn in.

Vancouver

West Kelowna man fatally struck by vehicle during nighttime neighbourhood stroll

Mounties in West Kelowna have launched an investigation into the death of a man who was fatally struck by a vehicle Friday evening.
B.C. landlord loses bid to evict renter over $3K in unpaid utilities

A landlord's attempt to evict a renter from a home in B.C.'s Lower Mainland over thousands of dollars in unpaid utilities has been rejected due to vague wording in their tenancy agreement.
Caught on camera: B.C. police officer punches man during arrest after Offspring concert

An Abbotsford police officer was caught on camera punching a man twice in the face during the course of an arrest this weekend, prompting a review by the department and a provincial watchdog.

Montreal

Alleged Chinese spy in Quebec freed on bail ahead of trial

A former employee of Quebec's power utility who is charged with spying on behalf of China was granted bail Monday while he awaits trial.
Most French-speakers support right of anglophones to get important government services in English: poll

The majority of French-speaking Quebecers support the right for Quebec's anglophones to get important government services in English, according to a new poll.
PQ calling on other parties to support Conservatives, restore democratic balance

The Parti Québécois (PQ) has agreed to the three demands made by Conservative Party of Quebec (PCQ) leader Éric Duhaime, who is seeking access to the national assembly for his party.

Vancouver Island

BC Ferries workers ask for religious exemption from clean-shaven rule

A union representing marine workers is taking BC Ferries to task over one of the company's policies regarding facial hair.
RCMP recover 3 bodies after float plane crash off Vancouver Island

Mounties say they have recovered the bodies of all three people who were aboard a float plane that crashed off B.C.'s central coast last week.
Nanaimo-Ladysmith school district sees lower than expected enrolment

Nanaimo-Ladysmith school district's student population is going up, but actual growth is less than what the district expected.

Atlantic

Moncton, N.B. to open emergency shelter for unhoused people

The City of Moncton will be opening an emergency cold shelter for the city's homeless population next month.
Roadside delivery: Nova Scotia baby born in family car

A Nova Scotia family’s baby delivery story is sure to be shared for many years to come after their baby was born along the side of the road on the way to the hospital.
Shania Twain announces second show in Moncton

Shania Twain has added six new concert dates to her upcoming “Queen of Me” tour, including a second show at the Avenir Centre in Moncton, N.B.

Northern Ontario

Timmins, Ont., woman who had chiropractor treat her diabetes ends up in a coma

A professional health standards review committee is calling for a review of sanctions for a Timmins chiropractor whose patient ended up in a diabetic coma.
What we know so far about accused murderer Joseph George Sutherland

Nearly 40 years after Joseph George Sutherland allegedly killed two women in Toronto, the now 61-year-old has been arrested.
Province offers construction subsidy to long-term care facilities planning to build

Four years ago, the Golden Manor embarked on a provincially mandated plan to upgrade its current nursing home in Timmins. A lot has changed since then, including a global pandemic and a new administrator.

Kitchener

Neighbours on edge as homicide investigation continues near Brantford

Neighbours tell CTV News they’re shocked and saddened, and they never imagined a homicide would happen in their quiet farming community.
Waterloo Catholic school board trustees to discuss progress after police called to remove 4-year-old

An incident that sparked a flurry of controversy earlier this year is back in the spotlight.
Major street in Kitchener closed for crash