Homeless shelters face mounting financial pressure as donations drop and costs climb - As fuel prices climb, transportation and shipping costs are being passed on to consumers, and Soul’s Harbour Rescue Mission is struggling to stay ahead during a tough economic situation.

Police search for suspicious e-bike rider in Kawartha region - Provincial police are trying to identify an e-bike rider who has been suspiciously checking vehicles around the Kawartha region.

This fertility tax credit helps some couples, but doesn’t cover one key ingredient - A same-sex couple in Saskatchewan who is considering options to have a baby was disappointed to learn a provincial fertility tax credit doesn’t cover one key ingredient: sperm.

United flight diverted to Wisconsin after passenger’s ‘multiple attempts’ to breach cockpit, crew member says - A United Airlines flight from Chicago to Minneapolis diverted to Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday night after an “unruly passenger” caused a security concern on board, the airline said.

1 arrested after ‘family disturbance’ that caused Surrey road closure Friday night: SPS - Surrey police and members of the heavily armed Lower Mainland Emergency Response Team shut down Highway 10 between 152 and 168 Streets Friday night as they investigated what they called a “family disturbance.”

Former MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay elected leader of B.C. Conservatives - Former MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay has been elected as the leader of the B.C. Conservatives by a slim margin in the fourth round of voting.

2 men found guilty in random roadside shooting near Calgary - Two men accused of killing a county worker on a rural road near Calgary have been found guilty of second-degree murder and armed robbery.

Danielle Smith says she hasn’t given up on Canada - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she hasn’t given up on Canada.

‘We don’t lose’: Auto parts industry weighs proposed U.S. content requirement - Trade talks between the United States and Mexico are now officially underway, as the two sides held a first round of bilateral negotiations to review the Canada-U.S-Mexico agreement, on Friday.

Flood warnings, evacuation alerts issued in southeastern B.C. - Imminent flooding has prompted upgraded warnings from the B.C. River Forecast Centre as authorities in the province’s southeast issue evacuation alerts.

2 girls and 2 men killed in central Alberta car crash - Multiple people were killed in a two-vehicle crash that closed part of a central Alberta road on Friday afternoon.

Man dead, child airlifted to hospital following collision near Smiths Falls - Ontario Provincial police say a 34-year-old man died and a child was airlifted to the hospital following a collision on Highway 15 near Smiths Falls on Friday.

Brantford-Brant residents rally outside MPP’s office over proposed airport land transfer

Suspicious fire damages Kitchener business, police investigating

Child assaulted by unknown man while walking in Rosemount neighbourhood: WRPS

Canada Post workers set to wrap up voting on new tentative deal - Canada Post workers were set to wrap up voting on new tentative agreements Saturday after more than two years of labour strife.

An expecting mother died from pregnancy complications. Her family says warning signs were missed. - A grieving family believes their daughter could still be alive if doctors had recognized the warning signs of a serious pregnancy complication sooner.

Retail thefts across region may be linked, police say

One injured after altercation involving weapon at Waterloo bar

LaSalle man unaware of cocaine buried in his backyard and hidden under his deck, jury learns - Shawn Evon is facing a single charge of possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking from a raid in July 2020.

A ‘citywide treasure hunt’ is on as Ottawa brings back Giveaway Weekend - The City of Ottawa is looking to help people reduce and reuse this weekend as it brings back an event called “Giveaway Weekend.”

Ottawa police stop truck driver hauling trailer missing 10 wheels - Ottawa police say they stopped a truck driver hauling an unsafe trailer on Lester Road on Thursday.

Hurricanes take Eastern Conference final with 6-1 win over Canadiens - The Montreal Canadiens were eliminated from the NHL playoffs after losing 6-1 in a do-or-die match against the Carolina Hurricanes Friday night.

CTV National News: Canada reveals final World Cup roster - Canada's World Cup squad is set. Heather Wright breaks down the 26-player roster. and the key names who made the cut.

Watchdog investigating after man shot by police in Surrey, B.C., park - A provincial watchdog is investigating after police shot a suspect in a Surrey, B.C., park Friday afternoon—in an incident that was partly captured on video.

More than two million bees set loose after semitruck carrying hundreds of beehives crashes - Two million bees buzzed a highway after a semitruck carrying hives crashed on Thursday.

‘Hand to God’: Florida traffic stop goes viral for all the wrong reasons - A traffic stop in Florida is drawing millions of views online after a sheriff’s deputy repeatedly accused a woman of holding a cellphone with her right hand – a hand she does not have.

‘I was sick to my stomach,’ says former teammate after Claude Lemieux’s death by suicide - Former teammates are finding it difficult to reconcile what led Stanley Cup champion Claude Lemieux to die by suicide.

Police watchdog investigating Winnipeg hostage situation that resulted in gunfire - Manitoba’s police watchdog is investigating after Winnipeg police exchanged gunfire with a man who allegedly took three people hostage inside a home Friday afternoon.

Waterloo company helps craft one-of-a-kind rug for Canada’s Governor General

Brant County farm lays groundwork for World Cup matches

Seattle Mariners tap into University of Waterloo research to protect pitchers

Woman uses social media to stand out after submitting hundreds of job applications

Here’s where the City of Ottawa will install speed cushions, humps at former photo radar locations - Speed humps and cushions could be installed at 29 former photo radar camera locations across Ottawa as part of the plan to slow down drivers.

Kenneth Law pleads guilty to 14 charges of aiding suicide, murder charges to be withdrawn - Poison seller Kenneth Law has now pleaded guilty to 14 charges of aiding and abetting suicide, as murder charges against the Ontario man will be withdrawn by the Crown.

U.S. blockage on Strait of Hormuz ‘will now be lifted,’ says Trump - U.S. President Donald Trump says the U.S. blockade on ships travelling through the Strait of Hormuz 'will now be lifted.'

Officer injured during arrest at downtown Guelph restaurant

Couple charged after $350K of stolen goods for sale on FB Marketplace seized - A couple was in court on Montreal’s South Shore facing charges after around $350,000 worth of allegedly stolen goods were seized from their home, which were for sale on Facebook Marketplace and other sites.

At 98, she waited weeks to claim her lottery prize. Here’s why. - A 98-year-old woman was excited to win $1,000 on a scratch-off card, but after waiting over a month to receive her winnings, her son decided to reach out to CTV News to share their story.

Police investigation prompts hold and secure at Paris, Ont. schools

Brantford Bulldogs head coach to lead Hamilton Hammers

House fire in Manotick takes 4 hours to get under control - Investigators are searching for the cause of a large fire at a house in Manotick. The Ottawa Fire Services says it took firefighters more than four hours to get the fire under control on Bravar Drive.

‘Fans win. How often does that happen?’ Actor John Reardon returns to ‘Hudson & Rex’ - Elaine Byrne was starting to wonder if the $25,000-plus she spent fighting for John Reardon’s return to “Hudson & Rex” had been a mistake.

Enhanced police presence to be expected at Burlington Beach on Saturday during youth gathering - Police in Halton Region say they’ll be enhancing their presence after learning of a large, planned youth gathering at Burlington Beach on Saturday.

Things to do in Ottawa this weekend: May 29-31 - Ottawa Redblacks pre-season action, the Ottawa Chinatown Night Market and Asian Festival Night Market, ribfest, the dressage festival and Cirque Italia. CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at things to do in Ottawa during the final weekend of May.

Car crash closes road in Woolwich

Waterloo MPP Fife’s Lydia’s Law bill falls short at Queen’s Park

Woman who rescued injured crow keeps getting ‘thank-you gifts’ from other birds - Since Leah Wilson rescued an injured crow, other birds have left more than half a dozen items for her—from sticks to balls of moss to a smaller bird’s nest.

Slow sales for Hastings Park FIFA fan fest, two weeks before World Cup - It’s just two weeks until the World Cup officially kicks off, but many tickets for the paid premium seating at the Hastings Park amphitheatre for the FIFA Fan Festival remain unsold.

‘It’s important we stay together’: Ottawa family living in tent as housing remains out of reach - An Ottawa mother is sharing her story after she, her two teenagers and adult son found themselves living in a tent in the woods, highlighting what advocates call hidden homelessness.