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- Plane crash kills 3 southeast of Edmonton July 3, 2020Three people died in a plane crash southeast of Edmonton Friday morning.
- Do chants of 'defund the police' help or hinder campaign for change? July 3, 2020In the midst of protests since George Floyd's death in police custody, the slogan 'defund the police' has emerged as a powerful rallying cry among advocates for change and a target of derision among those convinced law and order needs well-funded police forces. CTVNews.ca examines what it means, and why it's so divisive.
- Canada, U.S. excluded from Britain's new quarantine-free travel list July 3, 2020Britain is allowing travellers from dozens of countries to arrive without self-isolating for 14 days, but Canada and the U.S. are not on the list.
- Ontario premier chastises those who attended secret indoor party July 3, 2020Ontario Premier Doug Ford chastised Friday those who attended an alleged indoor party at a Toronto nightclub last week, saying they’re putting their loved ones at risk.
- 14-year-old charged with murder in Winnipeg Canada Day shooting July 3, 2020Winnipeg police have charged a 14-year-old male with first-degree murder in connection with a homicide on Canada Day that left a 27-year-old woman dead.
- Local MP has family connection to 'large' St. Thomas, Ont. drug bust July 3, 2020Two people are facing charges after several firearms and $35,500 worth of drugs were seized from a Talbot Street apartment around midday on Thursday.
- Noose found in northern Alberta hospital prompts provincial investigation July 3, 2020The Alberta government is launching a third-party investigation after a noose was found taped to the door of an operating room at the Queen Elizabeth II Hospital in Grande Prairie in 2016.
- No parade? No problem: Western traditions alive despite 2020 Calgary Stampede cancellation July 3, 2020While hundreds of thousands of Calgarians and visitors might not be able to celebrate the 2020 Calgary Stampede in person, the Calgary Stampede continues to honour its iconic western heritage traditions.
- Traffic heavy as Atlantic provinces lift travel restrictions within region July 3, 2020Soon after the four Atlantic provinces lifted travel restrictions within the region early today, heavy cross-border traffic was reported across the Maritimes.
- Barrie bylaw has change of heart over girl's Canadian flag chalk art July 3, 2020A 10-year-old Barrie girl's Canadian flag art work must be removed from the lawn at the end of her driveway, says the city.
CTVNews.ca – Canada – Public RSS
- Plane crash kills 3 southeast of Edmonton July 3, 2020Three people died in a plane crash southeast of Edmonton Friday morning.
- Do chants of 'defund the police' help or hinder campaign for change? July 3, 2020In the midst of protests since George Floyd's death in police custody, the slogan 'defund the police' has emerged as a powerful rallying cry among advocates for change and a target of derision among those convinced law and order needs well-funded police forces. CTVNews.ca examines what it means, and why it's so divisive.
- Canada, U.S. excluded from Britain's new quarantine-free travel list July 3, 2020Britain is allowing travellers from dozens of countries to arrive without self-isolating for 14 days, but Canada and the U.S. are not on the list.
- Ontario premier chastises those who attended secret indoor party July 3, 2020Ontario Premier Doug Ford chastised Friday those who attended an alleged indoor party at a Toronto nightclub last week, saying they’re putting their loved ones at risk.
- 14-year-old charged with murder in Winnipeg Canada Day shooting July 3, 2020Winnipeg police have charged a 14-year-old male with first-degree murder in connection with a homicide on Canada Day that left a 27-year-old woman dead.
- Local MP has family connection to 'large' St. Thomas, Ont. drug bust July 3, 2020Two people are facing charges after several firearms and $35,500 worth of drugs were seized from a Talbot Street apartment around midday on Thursday.
- Noose found in northern Alberta hospital prompts provincial investigation July 3, 2020The Alberta government is launching a third-party investigation after a noose was found taped to the door of an operating room at the Queen Elizabeth II Hospital in Grande Prairie in 2016.
- No parade? No problem: Western traditions alive despite 2020 Calgary Stampede cancellation July 3, 2020While hundreds of thousands of Calgarians and visitors might not be able to celebrate the 2020 Calgary Stampede in person, the Calgary Stampede continues to honour its iconic western heritage traditions.
- Traffic heavy as Atlantic provinces lift travel restrictions within region July 3, 2020Soon after the four Atlantic provinces lifted travel restrictions within the region early today, heavy cross-border traffic was reported across the Maritimes.
- Barrie bylaw has change of heart over girl's Canadian flag chalk art July 3, 2020A 10-year-old Barrie girl's Canadian flag art work must be removed from the lawn at the end of her driveway, says the city.
