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Police probe link between Bosma suspect, missing woman
Police are investigating whether the suspect charged in connection with the death of Timothy Bosma is linked in any way to the disappearance of a Toronto woman, CTV News has learned.

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Damning findings removed from Sen. Mike Duffy's audit report: documents
The Senate's internal economy committee sanitized the original audit of Sen. Mike Duffy's expenses to remove damning findings, documents obtained by CTV News show.
Earthquake rattles residents in Ontario, Quebec
People in eastern Ontario and southwestern Quebec felt the ground shake Friday morning, after an earthquake struck near the nation's capital.
Twitter users react as quake shakes eastern Ontario, southwestern Quebec
Twitter users reported being evacuated from buildings and shaken from their sleep after an earthquake hit eastern Ontario and southwestern Quebec on Friday.
Central Canada quakes: A closer look at the region's risk of tremors
The risk of earthquakes might not spring to mind for residents of Central Canada, but it's actually one of several regions of the country prone to earth shaking.
Sen. Mike Duffy leaves Conservative caucus amid expense scandal
Sen. Mike Duffy has left the Conservative caucus amid a growing scandal over his expense claims, CTV's Ottawa Bureau Chief Robert Fife reports.
Keystone pipeline 'absolutely needs to go ahead': Harper
Prime Minister Stephen Harper made another pitch for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline on Thursday, telling a New York audience that oil from Canada represents jobs and greater energy security for the United States.
Ottawa drops legal fight against cancer survivor denied sickness benefits
Ottawa has quietly dropped its fight against the cancer survivor who was denied special "sick leave" benefits, CTV News has learned.
Canadians getting 'hosed' at the pumps: Taxpayers Federation
A Canadian taxpayers group thinks drivers are paying too much for gas and they're digging into their pockets to prove it.

Special Reports

9 unbelievable American headlines

9 unbelievable American headlines

From cocaine-contaminated lakes, to an argument over an apostrophe, these American headlines from last week will leave your head spinning. If you really don't believe them, just click the bolded headline to view the original story.

Politicians with pints

Can you spot the lightweights?

Prince Harry's colourful visit to the U.S.

Harry hangs out with soldiers, politicians and even finds time for a round of ball toss during his one-week visit to America. He's expected to wrap up the trip on May 15.

China's easy riders

China's major cities have banned motorcycles from driving on highways and major avenues. But for a short time, the annual Harley Davidson National Rally let's people ride just a little bit easier.

Kidnapped Cleveland women return home

After 10 long years in captivity, three women finally returned home.

Opinion

Genes are nobody’s business but our own

Genes are nobody’s business but our own

Allowing private sector to patent our genes is harmful to society. Courts and governments need to outlaw this practice.

When it comes to liquor sales, governments have gone past their limit

Governments should regulate alcohol, but let the private sector handle everything else.

Beware political candidates with baggage

An Alberta politician with debt problems is highlighting the hazards political parties face when they fail to properly screen candidates.

Astronaut Hadfield makes space the new frontier of cool

Canada has a new hero: a singing social media wizard who inspired us from orbit.

Why is Harper muzzling our scientists?

Your tax money pays for research that government scientists aren’t allowed to share with the public.

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