As more companies say they plan to raise prices to deal with the U.S. tariffs, viewers have been sharing stories with CTV News about online goods coming with added charges.

The union representing about 55,000 Canada Post employees said the latest offers from the postal service 'fall short' with hours to go until a looming strike deadline.

Canada Post workers will remain on the job for now with an overtime ban in place as its strike deadline came and went without a deal. Adrian Ghobrial has more.

Avery Haines has exclusive details of how she uncovered and infiltrated a global network of men who drug and record the assaults of their intimate partners.

While G7 finance ministers were able to reach a joint statement, the communique has some notable omissions. Rachel Aiello explains.

A major hospital in B.C.'s Interior is shutting down its general pediatrics unit for “at least six weeks” die to a doctor shortage.

Mayor Scott Gillingham is defending the city’s decision to remove all parking pay stations in favour of mobile app payments.

A new photo exhibit celebrating the Winnipeg Folk Festival’s 50th anniversary is on display in the Exchange District.

The second day of a meeting of Canada’s Western premiers focused on pipelines, energy and the economy.

The shuttering of long-running publications is leaving people in some communities feeling like their stories don’t matter – and won’t be told.

In a cooling condo market, one developer is trying a bold strategy to move units.

Taylor Brock has more on the investigation after a dead body was found at a Winnipeg recycling facility.