The Ontario government is handing out up to two million COVID-19 rapid antigen tests for use at home over the Christmas holidays. School students in Ottawa are also being sent home with testing kits over their break.
Here are some guides on how to use these tests:
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As the summer approaches and COVID-19 health measures continue to loosen, experts say the rise of subvariants of Omicron could lead to a spike in cases in Canada.
On Monday, the federal government's vaccine mandates for domestic and outbound international travel, and for federal workers, will be 'suspended.' But, what would have to happen with the COVID-19 pandemic to prompt the Liberals to reinstate them?
The Assembly of First Nations has suspended National Chief RoseAnne Archibald, a day after she issued a public statement criticizing the organization and just as she becomes the subject of an investigation involving multiple complaints against her.
One person is in custody after a woman was set on fire while on a TTC bus Friday afternoon in what police are calling a “random attack.”
Manitoba RCMP have charged a 92-year-old Winnipeg man in connection with alleged sexual abuse that happened at a residential school more than 50 years ago.
Fire crews are working to contain a massive blaze at a commercial building in downtown Hamilton Saturday morning.
Mount Everest's most famous base camp is being moved further down the mountain as it's located on top of a thinning glacier that is becoming increasingly dangerous amid climate change.
Experts say couples in the midst of a divorce are being hit particularly hard by the swift decline in Canadian home prices, rising borrowing rates and the skyrocketing cost of living.
Four of the five most expensive cities on either side of the border when it comes to cost of living versus income are located in Canada, a new study shows. See if your city is on the list at CTVNews.ca.
Two years after it was criticized for not issuing an emergency alert during a 13-hour-long killing spree in Nova Scotia, the RCMP finally has a national Alert Ready policy in place.
The Nova Scotia government released passenger numbers for the CAT ferry's first month back in service, a day after the province's public works minister told reporters the government wouldn't post them until the end of the season.
As food costs continue to go up, one expert says prices are likely to get worse before improving.
Data from the 2021 Census of Agriculture suggests Ontario is losing 319 acres of farmland daily, equal to the loss of one average family farm per day.
Ontario parents were told that they would start receiving childcare rebates in May but only one municipality in the Greater Toronto Area has even begun to accept applications from centres at this point and it says it could still be weeks until the money actually starts flowing.
Fire crews are working to contain a massive blaze at a commercial building in downtown Hamilton Saturday morning.
Public transit riders in Quebec are no longer required to wear a mask as of Saturday.
The Quebec Superior Court has approved a settlement agreement of more than $200 million reached with the Fédération des Caisses Desjardins in class actions related to the personal information leak announced in June 2019.
The Competition Bureau has strengthened its opposition to Rogers Communications Inc.'s proposed $26 billion takeover of Shaw Communications in new submissions to the Competition Tribunal ahead of weeks of hearings this fall, in addition to Quebecor's purchase of Freedom Mobile.
The Assembly of First Nations has suspended National Chief RoseAnne Archibald, a day after she issued a public statement criticizing the organization and just as she becomes the subject of an investigation involving multiple complaints against her.
The family of a Sudbury man, who passed away after a rare bacterial infection caused by a bite from his dog, is sharing his story as a warning to others.
Bikers gather for 15th annual Nipissing Motorcycle Ride for Dad raising more than $850,000 over the years.
A critically ill child known as 'Tiny Tim' successfully made the journey to Canada with his parents, landing in Toronto Friday night after a year of effort to bring the family to Canada.
The London Fire Department tackled an early morning structure fire on Saturday that sent one resident to hospital.
Norfolk County OPP are investigating a reported shooting in Simcoe, Ont.
Winnipeg police say a man is dead after he was shot by police in an 'officer-involved incident' Friday evening.
Several heat warnings across southern Manitoba say some residents can expect to see temperatures soar to the upper 30s.
The Assembly of First Nations has suspended National Chief RoseAnne Archibald, a day after she issued a public statement criticizing the organization and just as she becomes the subject of an investigation involving multiple complaints against her.
Waterloo regional police have released photos of people they’re looking to identify in connection to a pair of shootings in Kitchener on Thursday.
Norfolk County OPP are investigating a fatal crash involving a motorcycle and pickup truck.
Waterloo regional police have shut down part of a major road in Kitchener as they investigate a collision.
The watch, issued just after 7 a.m., cautions that thunderstorms will continue to develop Saturday morning.
Calgary police are investigating after a woman's body was found inside a home in the northeast community of Castleridge.
A cyclist was in hospital Friday after being struck by a vehicle Friday night.
A man is dead after being “aggressive and confrontational” with the Saskatoon Police Service overnight Friday.
An Alberta man hopes the end of a publication ban will help others comprehend the 'horror' of what his brother allegedly experienced in a rural Sask. group home.
A man charged in connection to Megan Gallagher’s death has been released from jail.
As the summer approaches and COVID-19 health measures continue to loosen, experts say the rise of subvariants of Omicron could lead to a spike in cases in Canada.
It’s shaping up to be an active and noisy night in Edmonton with the chance for storms continuing into early Saturday morning.
On Monday, the federal government's vaccine mandates for domestic and outbound international travel, and for federal workers, will be 'suspended.' But, what would have to happen with the COVID-19 pandemic to prompt the Liberals to reinstate them?
When a man was taken from his vehicle at gunpoint from a mall parking lot then held in a condo for days, was he actually kidnapped, or was he playing along?
Vancouver fire crews were still dealing with hotspots Saturday morning from a large fire at a home in the city's West Point Grey neighbourhood that was visible from the West End and the North Shore Friday night.
Officials at a maximum security prison in the Fraser Valley say they recently seized thousands of dollars worth of illegal drugs and other contraband at the facility.
Saskatchewan school boards say they need additional government funding to prevent cuts in the classroom.
Buckets and Borders, a non-profit organization in Regina, launched the re-opening of the basketball court deemed ‘The Den’ at Scott Collegiate on Friday.
A man from Mossbank is Saskatchewan’s newest millionaire after scoring big on a LOTTO MAX draw.
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