Molson Coors Q1 profit soars to US$151.5M on best sales growth in more than decade

Molson Coors Beverage Co. says its profits soared in the first quarter for its largest quarterly sales growth in more than a decade.

Fierce debates cap off Sask. legislative session

The spring session of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly came to a close on Thursday, wrapping up 10 weeks of fierce debate in the house.
Saskatoon gun store has extra headaches with new regulations

A Saskatoon gun store owner says he doesn’t support the federal government’s new firearm regulations that add more steps to the process of buying a gun.
Vancouver cop charged over 2019 arrest that left man seriously injured

A police constable who allegedly injured a man during an arrest in East Vancouver nearly three years ago has been charged with assault.
Union exploring legal options after nurses injured outside Ontario debate venue

A union representing tens of thousands of Ontario health care workers says it is exploring all legal options after two nurses were injured while protesting outside the venue of the provincial leaders’ debate in midtown Toronto on Monday.
Canada inflation: How we compare to other G7 nations

With a meeting of G7 finance ministers underway this week, a CTVNews.ca analysis found that while Canadians are feeling the pain of record-high inflation, among G7 nations we are surpassed by Germany, the U.S., and the U.K.
Alberta Health: No confirmed or suspected monkeypox cases in the province

As Quebec reports cases of a new infectious virus, Alberta Health says the province has no confirmed or suspected cases of the monkeypox.
Golf ball causes $6,000 damage to Ontario home owner’s solar panels

There are benefits to living beside a golf course as you can enjoy the open green spaces, beautiful views and manicured landscaping.
2 dogs injured by shotgun in Wheatland County, Alta.

Strathmore RCMP say they're looking for details about an incident where two dogs that had wandered away from their rural homestead were shot and injured.
‘Who are the offenders?’: Police board seeks data on hate crime perpetrators

Hate crimes aim to intimidate, terrorize, and sometimes kill Londoners— and they’re on the rise.