Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Saturday that Ukrainian statehood is in jeopardy and likened the West's sanctions on Russia to 'declaring war,' while a promised ceasefire in the besieged port city of Mariupol collapsed amid scenes of terror.
A Ukrainian paramedic who was shot while on her way to evacuate injured people from the outskirts of Kyiv was buried in the country's capital on Saturday.
Canada on Saturday strengthened its travel advisory for Russia and is now urging Canadians to avoid all travel to the country after Russia's new censorship law was enacted.
Valeriia Vershynina has been forced to flee her home twice as a result of Russia's attacks on Ukraine. Now she's helping other internally displaced people while working with a Toronto-based disaster relief organization.
Canadian parenting experts suggest reinforcing family values, keeping the conversations simple and listening to a child’s concerns are the best ways to discuss the ongoing crisis in Ukraine with children
North Korea performed data transmission and other key tests needed to develop a spy satellite, state media said Sunday, in the second such tests in about a week, indicating the country intends to conduct a prohibited long-range rocket launch soon.
In a marked shift in tone, Canada's top public health officials have said that amid restrictions easing in many provinces, continuing to wear a mask is a 'personal choice.'
Scientists believe a roughly four-ton discarded rocket has slammed into the moon while travelling at 9,300 kilometres per hour. However, there is no proof yet of the impact.
Canadians are answering the call to defend Ukraine against the Russian invasion after a plea by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to put his country's nuclear arsenal on high alert last weekend has sparked hope that Ottawa and Washington will finally act with urgency in upgrading North America's defences.
From Kharkiv to Dnipro Canadian journalist Fin dePencier captured daily experiences on the frontline of the war in Ukraine. He agreed to share his experiences with W5 in a modern-day video diary, chronicling the Russian invasion from the front lines.
Vancouver police are investigating after an apparent act of vandalism at the Russian Community Centre in the city's Kitsilano neighbourhood.
The chances of a nuclear attack by Russia are currently quite low, but there is ongoing worry around the possibility of a nuclear accident, defence policy experts and nuclear scientists say.
As Russia advances into Ukraine and concerns over a growing death toll and fears of a wider conflict mount, asked several experts how the war in Ukraine might end. While some more hopeful scenarios point towards a possible resolution, most predictions are bleak.
Valeriia Vershynina has been forced to flee her home twice as a result of Russia's attacks on Ukraine. Now she's helping other internally displaced people while working with a Toronto-based disaster relief organization.
For those living in Poland, the attack on neighbouring Ukraine is all too similar to Hitler's attack on their own country in 1939. But the legacy of people like Oskar Schindler brings hope that one person can make a difference in times of war.
Canada's Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland has been at the forefront of the government’s response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and for her, this crisis hits a little differently.
Western countries have responded to Russia's invasion of Ukraine with a raft of sanctions on the country's economy, as well as wealthy individuals who may be enabling Russian President Vladimir Putin. looks at who are some of Russia's most prominent oligarchs and why they're important.
NASA is inviting earthlings to send their names around the moon as part of its Artemis 1 mission.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is the largest conflict that Europe has seen since World War II, with Russia conducting a multi-pronged offensive across the country.
The International Cat Federation has banned Russian cats from its competitions following the country's move to invade Ukraine last week.
A woman played 'What a Wonderful World' on a piano outside the Lviv train station on March 5, as thousands were waiting to leave the city.
Andrew Smith hopes his series of small-scale replicas of famous and forgotten Toronto music venues will stand as a historical record.
Ottawa's Mark Rogers invents Canadian version of the wildly popular game Wordle. CTV's Dave Charbonneau reports.
Canadians are answering the call to defend Ukraine against the Russian invasion after a plea by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
From Kharkiv to Dnipro Canadian journalist Fin dePencier captured daily experiences on the frontline of the war in Ukraine. He agreed to share his experiences with W5 in a modern-day video diary, chronicling the Russian invasion from the front lines.
Artists and arts organizations across Canada are working to launch shows in support of Ukraine while taking public stances against Russia and its devastating invasion on the country launched last week.
Canada on Saturday strengthened its travel advisory for Russia and is now urging Canadians to avoid all travel to the country after Russia's new censorship law was enacted.
Canada is rescheduling 11 planeloads of rapid tests this month that were due to be delivered via Russian cargo jets.
Vancouver police are investigating after an apparent act of vandalism at the Russian Community Centre in the city's Kitsilano neighbourhood.
The chances of a nuclear attack by Russia are currently quite low, but there is ongoing worry around the possibility of a nuclear accident, defence policy experts and nuclear scientists say.
A Ukrainian paramedic who was shot while on her way to evacuate injured people from the outskirts of Kyiv was buried in the country's capital on Saturday.
Officials vowed Saturday to hunt down and arrest the masterminds behind a deadly mosque attack in Pakistan a day earlier claimed by an Islamic State affiliate. The assault killed 63 people and wounded nearly 200.
Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Saturday that Ukrainian statehood is in jeopardy and likened the West's sanctions on Russia to 'declaring war,' while a promised ceasefire in the besieged port city of Mariupol collapsed amid scenes of terror.
North Korea performed data transmission and other key tests needed to develop a spy satellite, state media said Sunday, in the second such tests in about a week, indicating the country intends to conduct a prohibited long-range rocket launch soon.
Fighting for his country's survival, Ukraine's leader made a 'desperate' plea Saturday to American lawmakers for the United States to help get more warplanes to his military. President Volodymyr Zelensky opened the private video call with U.S. lawmakers by telling them this may be the last time they see him alive.
The price of premium perfumes recently soared by levels typically never seen for luxury fragrances. But don't blame rising inflation; the reasons have more to do with consumer behaviour in times of stress and uncertainty.
An art installation in the Greater Toronto Area is showcasing six lanterns with designs from Indigenous artists -- celebrating the Year of the Tiger while bridging cultural divides.
Properly fuelling children for the busy day ahead is an important first step in the morning, with nutritious choices leading to big benefits throughout the day.
The International Cat Federation has banned Russian cats from its competitions following the country's move to invade Ukraine last week.
You might have heard that strengthening exercises most benefit your muscular and skeletal health, but they could have two other big perks: helping you prevent disease and live longer. Now we may know how much time to spend on those exercises, according to new research.
No winning ticket was sold for the $30 million jackpot in Friday's Lotto Max draw.
A tiny cinema in Stratford, Ont. has been recognized by Guinness World Records.
A tiny cinema in Stratford, Ont. has been recognized by Guinness World Records.
A Montreal-area mother is speaking out after she was asked to leave a Lush cosmetics store last week for breastfeeding her son.
A Nanaimo, B.C., woman was stunned to learn she won a whopping $2.1 million jackpot from a slot machine in the Harbour City last week.
A Regina hotel that cancelled reservations for some guests planning to attend Grey Cup weekend said it is now reinstating the initial bookings.
A Vancouver penthouse with soaring ceilings and a price tag to match is now the most expensive condo listing in Canada.
One century ago, thousands of Montrealers gathered in the streets of the Old Port to watch their City Hall go down in flames.
A chain of restaurants in France specializing in the Canadian delicacy, poutine, is distancing itself from Russian President Vladimir Putin after it says it has been getting threatening calls from the public since the invasion in Ukraine.
An advocate in the Winnipeg community is being recognized by a chocolate bar company for International Women's Day.
Parents at Bayview Community School in Mahone Bay, N.S., have created Harry Potter-themed displays that cover most of the school's main hallways. It's all part of a fundraiser that is opened to the public soon.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to put his country's nuclear arsenal on high alert last weekend has sparked hope that Ottawa and Washington will finally act with urgency in upgrading North America's defences.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will travel to Europe next week for a series of meetings with other world leaders as the Russian attacks in Ukraine continue, and he will have an audience with the Queen. Trudeau will be making stops in the United Kingdom, Latvia, Germany and Poland, he announced on Friday, to meet with partners and allies.
Conservative leadership hopeful Pierre Poilievre is promising that he’d repeal two Liberal government bills if he becomes prime minister, in a bid to encourage Canadian pipeline development.
In a marked shift in tone, Canada's top public health officials have said that amid restrictions easing in many provinces, continuing to wear a mask is a 'personal choice.'
Pfizer Canada was recalling blood pressure drug Accuretic due to the presence of a potential cancer-causing impurity called N-nitroso-quinapril, the Canadian health regulator said on Friday.
For those who lost loved ones in the opioid crisis, making sure the family behind OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma paid a price was never just about money. What many wanted was a chance to confront the Sackler family face to face, to make them feel their pain.
Scientists believe a roughly four-ton discarded rocket has slammed into the moon while travelling at 9,300 kilometres per hour. However, there is no proof yet of the impact.
New research suggests the 2020 discovery of Earth's closest black hole just 1,000 light-years away is actually a two-star system with a 'vampire' star, but no black hole.
NASA is inviting earthlings to send their names around the moon as part of its Artemis 1 mission.
Actor Johnny Brown, who played building superintendent Nathan Bookman on the 1970s sitcom 'Good Times,' has died, according to an Instagram post from his daughter, Sharon Brown.
Mitchell Ryan, who played a villainous general in the first 'Lethal Weapon' movie, a ruthless businessman on TV's 'Santa Barbara' and had character roles on the soap opera 'Dark Shadows' and the 1990s sitcom 'Dharma & Greg,' died Friday. He was 88.
Russians could face prison sentences of up to 15 years for spreading information that goes against the Russian government's position on the war in Ukraine, a move that comes as authorities block access to foreign media outlets.
U.S. payment card firms Visa Inc V.N and Mastercard Inc MA.N have blocked multiple Russian financial institutions from their network, complying with government sanctions imposed over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.
Russia could allow passenger airliners to be maintained by third-party firms in a bid to help its domestic carriers hit by sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine, Tass news agency said on Saturday.
The maker of Stolichnaya vodka announced a major rebrand Friday, in direct response to its founder's 'vehement position' against the Putin regime and the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The price of premium perfumes recently soared by levels typically never seen for luxury fragrances. But don't blame rising inflation; the reasons have more to do with consumer behaviour in times of stress and uncertainty.
An art installation in the Greater Toronto Area is showcasing six lanterns with designs from Indigenous artists -- celebrating the Year of the Tiger while bridging cultural divides.
Properly fuelling children for the busy day ahead is an important first step in the morning, with nutritious choices leading to big benefits throughout the day.
U.S. basketball officials said on Saturday they were closely monitoring the situation surrounding seven-time WNBA All-Star player Brittney Griner after Russia said it had detained a U.S. player last month for possession of vape cartridges containing hash oil.
Major League Baseball and locked-out players are set to resume talks Sunday over a reworking of the playoff season.
The Canadian Davis Cup team fell to the Netherlands 4-0 in qualifying play Saturday and won't participate in the Finals.
The price of gasoline has topped $2 a litre in British Columbia as Canadians continue to see eye-popping numbers at the pump this week, spurred upward by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Record-breaking gas prices in Ontario are expected to see yet another major increase this weekend.
Canada is experiencing a major spike in gas prices related to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, despite the fact that Canada imports little oil from Moscow.
Thousands of South Korean firefighters and troops were battling a large wildfire on Saturday that tore through an eastern coastal area and temporarily threatened a nuclear power station and a liquified natural gas plant.
Russia’s takeover of Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Ukraine should spur companies and policymakers to be more careful in plans to build reactors to fight climate change, nuclear safety experts say.
The Alberta government is renewing and expanding its restrictions on coal mining in the province's Rocky Mountains.
As the planet warms, the amount of ice, and amount of time it keeps a body of water solid, are diminishing. Those changes are forcing communities to adapt and curtail some winter activities while also raising the spectre of long-term environmental and health issues.
In the year since new rules to slow global exports of plastic waste took effect, Canada's shipments rose by more than 13 per cent, and most of it is going to the United States with no knowledge of where it ultimately ends up.
It's a bit like a flea attacking a pit bull, but the Trudeau government deserves a thumbs-up for trying to inflict a painful Canadian bite on Russia for its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, Don Martin writes in his latest column for .
There will be a compulsory commission of inquiry into the events that led to the invocation of the Emergencies Act. One thing that has to be included in that overview is a deepening of our understanding as to how otherwise law-abiding citizens can become radicalized and get duped to the point that they brazenly break the law, former NDP leader Tom Mulcair writes in his latest column for .
Pressed hard for an Emergencies Act justification with the protests gone, border blockades down and convoy leaders in custody, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reached deep into his leadership vacuum for rationalizations, Don Martin writes in an exclusive column for .
Faced with plunging approval numbers and internal pushback to his leadership style and substance, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs a fast and big win over the trucker protests or his leadership is cooked, Don Martin writes in his latest column for .
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to stop marginalizing the unvaccinated and recognize the collateral damage so many restrictions are having on Canadians, Don Martin writes in his latest column for .
CTV W5 tells the story of a Canadian woman and her mission to bring aid to the people of Kyiv -- and spread the word of Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion.
The flight of refugees from Ukraine is on track to be the largest displacement of Europeans since the Second World War. So many are fleeing that as soon as the United Nations releases a number, it’s already outdated.
Canadians are answering the call to defend Ukraine against the Russian invasion after a plea by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
From Kharkiv to Dnipro Canadian journalist Fin dePencier captured daily experiences on the frontline of the war in Ukraine. He agreed to share his experiences with W5 in a modern-day video diary, chronicling the Russian invasion from the front lines.
W5 investigates disturbing allegations against a pediatric dentist in Nova Scotia whose treatment of children over five decades is now an alleged crime.
W5 has the story of a young Ukrainian boy who became an amputee after he was caught in an explosion cause by an undetonated grenade and the Canadian doctors who helped him walk again.
W5's Kevin Newman investigates why Rumble, a social media platform started by a Canadian, is attracting the attention of many Republican elites in America, including Donald Trump.
W5 investigates Canadian doctors performing the irreversible procedure of forced sterilizations on Indigenous women.
