OTTAWA — Good morning. Here is the latest news on COVID-19 and its impact on Ottawa. Fast Facts: Ottawa Bylaw enforcing COVID-19 rules in malls, stores this holiday season Ottawa’s new COVID-19 case numbers in the 40s for a third straight...
MONTREAL — Online parental controls aren’t all created equal, according to a new study by Montreal researchers. Concordia master’s student Suzan Ali explained to CTV why some of these programs can do more harm than good. Watch Ali’s interview in the...
WINNIPEG — The provincial government announced on Friday it would be extending Manitoba’s state of emergency by another 30 days. The extension will take place on Sunday, December 6 at 4 p.m. “Our province is constantly adapting to this evolving situation...
WINNIPEG — Support workers who care for people with special needs outside their homes say they are being excluded by a subsidy recently announced by the province. The Caregiver Wage Support Program adds an extra $5 an hour to the workers’...
LONDON, ONT. — With snow in the near future, the Snow Angels are getting their shovels ready to help those in need. The Snow Angels Program matches Snow Angels with residents in Strathroy-Caradoc needing help clearing their snow. As it is...
REGINA — A team of researchers at the University of Regina is analyzing COVID-19 levels in the city’s waste water. Over the past seven days, Regina has averaged 79 new cases of COVID-19 per day. That number matches up with what...
CARRY THE KETTLE FIRST NATION, SASK. — Carry the Kettle First Nation has entered lockdown after a COVID-19 outbreak was declared. Carry the Kettle currently has eight active cases and is one of 18 outbreaks declared on First Nations in Saskatchewan....
MERRICKVILLE — Small towns across the region have seen an increase in shoppers over the past few months, an unexpected boost in business with the COVID-19 pandemic in full swing. Even a cold rainy morning could not stop shoppers from coming...
PRINCE ALBERT — The Government of Saskatchewan is spending $400,000 on mental health first aid training in Saskatchewan schools. This would make mental health first aid available to students when needed, similar to physical first aid. The training teaches people to...
SASKATOON — The Saskatoon Police Service says it has seen an uptick in arson and minor property crime this year. Police Chief Troy Cooper said he believes it’s due to the pandemic and people having more time on their hands. He...
