Rio Tinto, Unifor Local 2301 reach agreement which could end strike at Kitimat Works
Agreement in principle announced Saturday -- strike began July 25th
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Heavy rescue training sessions held in Terrace
Fire fighters from three northwest departments learn heavy rescue techniques
Terrace man under investigation for child pornography, charges expected to be laid
Terrace RCMP say a local man is under investigation for child pornography offences and they expect charges will eventually be laid in the case.
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23-year-old man from Kitimat killed in tragic Kelowna crane accident
Family and friends have identified a 23-year-old man from Kitimat as one of the victims in Monday’s tragic crane collapse in Kelowna
Terrace and Thornhill Firefighters take part in propane fire training
The fire departments for Terrace and Thornhill took part in a training session over the weekend that focused on how to manage propane fires
Town hall event on Terrace’s downtown crisis
Town hall event on Terrace’s downtown crisis set for July 14th
Rupert Friendship Society Renovates Lobby Area
Rupert Friendship Society Renovates Lobby Area
SPCA Urges Pet Owners to Stop Abandoning Your Pets
The Prince Rupert SPCA is urging pet owners to stop illegally abandoning their pets, after it noticed a recent uptick in abandonments
Construction Starts For New Terrace Hospital
Construction Starts For New Terrace Hospital
Nisga'a Lisims Goverment Proposes LNG Site
A spokesperson for the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project gave a presentation to Terrace city council last week outlining some key details about the project
SECOND SUSPICIOUS FIRE IN ONE WEEK DESTROYS HISTORIC GITWANGAK CHURCH
SECOND SUSPICIOUS FIRE IN ONE WEEK DESTROYS HISTORIC GITWANGAK CHURCH
B.C. Peace Region
New study: Fracking in the Peace Region could be linked to problems with unborn babies
A new study finds houses around fracking sites in the Peace Region have higher levels of certain organic pollutants
Pouce Coupe Mayor being asked to resign again. This time after infuriating Health Care workers
The Mayor of Pouce Coupe is once again being asked to resign, this time after claiming media is "skewing" numbers of unvaccinated people in hospital.
"Anti-vaxxers sending fake letters to Fort St. John doctors" with Peace River North MLA's address on them
The MLA for Peace River North is saying a letter being sent to Fort St. John area doctors with his address on it, are fake.
Vancouver
B.C. social worker accused of stealing from children pleads guilty
A former social worker accused of stealing money from children in B.C.'s care system has pleaded guilty to several charges, including fraud over $5,000.
COVID-19 update: B.C. reports 2,239 cases, 18 deaths as vaccine card grace period ends
Another 2,239 cases of COVID-19 and 18 related deaths were recorded across B.C. over the weekend, officials announced Monday as the government's vaccine card grace period came to an end.
Calls for improved road safety following deadly crash on UBC campus
As students and staff at the University of British Columbia mourn the untimely deaths of two 18-year-old students, some are calling for safety improvements to roads in and around the Vancouver campus.
Vancouver Island
Vancouver Island adds 230 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths
The new cases were among 2,239 cases discovered in British Columbia since Friday, according to a statement from the B.C. Health Ministry, including 876 cases on Saturday, 657 on Sunday and 706 on Monday.
Victoria restaurateur dies of COVID-19
The owner of a recently opened Victoria eatery has died after a lengthy battle with COVID-19.
Greater Victoria Teachers' Association calls for return of COVID-19 safety protocols as clusters increase in schools
Concern is rising for kids in Vancouver Island elementary schools. As of Monday, there are 10 COVID-19 clusters at schools being reported by Island Health, a total that's doubled in just four days.
Canada
Rescue operation underway for 39 miners stuck underground in Sudbury, Ont.
A rescue operation is underway Monday for 39 people stuck underground at Vale's Totten Mine in Sudbury, Ont., CTV News has confirmed.
Catholic bishops pledge $30 million toward Indigenous reconciliation projects
Canada's bishops on Monday pledged $30 million to support Indigenous reconciliation projects for residential school survivors, their families and their communities across the country.
COVID-19 in Alberta: ICU patient count hits record high again, 5.2K new weekend cases
It's the 11th time in September alone that a new record high has been set for ICU patient count, which now stands at 265.
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Truck speeds through multiple lanes of traffic in Australia
Watch as an out-of-control truck narrowly misses other vehicles as it speeds through multiple lanes of traffic in Australia.
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The Centurian jail in Owen Sound, Ont. is listed for $229,000.
Watch how keyless car thefts happen in a T.O. neighbourhood
Meet the Canadian scientist who helped develop mRNA vaccines
Dr. Paul Olszynski, an emergency physician in Saskatchewan, says it is 'possible' for vaccinated people to spread the virus.
Couple climbs mountain to say 'I do' on the summit
This Bolivian couple chose the summit of Mount Illimani to wed, with the ceremony ending a 3-day hike for the mountain lovers.
Indigenous Circle: Raising awareness one step at a time
In this edition of Indigenous Circle, a father and son are on a journey to honour the lives of Indigenous children forced to attend residential schools.
Filmmaker set to shoot movie that overlooks Earth
A Russian filmmaker is gearing up to shoot a movie that overlooks planet Earth. CTV’s Daniele Hamamdjian reports.
Winnipeg man grows dozens of peppers from around the world
A Winnipeg man invited CTV’s Jill Machyson into his backyard, where he grows peppers from around the world.
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Rescue operation underway for 39 miners stuck underground in Sudbury, Ont.
A rescue operation is underway Monday for 39 people stuck underground at Vale's Totten Mine in Sudbury, Ont., CTV News has confirmed.
Annamie Paul resigns as Green Party leader
Annamie Paul is resigning. The embattled Green Party leader announced Monday that she’s started the process of withdrawing from the role, calling her less than a year at the helm of the party 'the worst period' in her life. Paul's decision to step down comes on the heels of the party initiating a review of her leadership given the results of last Monday's federal election.
R&B superstar R. Kelly convicted in sex trafficking trial
R. Kelly, the R&B superstar known for his anthem 'I Believe I Can Fly,' was convicted Monday in a sex trafficking trial after decades of avoiding criminal responsibility for numerous allegations of misconduct with young women and children.
Catholic bishops pledge $30 million toward Indigenous reconciliation projects
Canada's bishops on Monday pledged $30 million to support Indigenous reconciliation projects for residential school survivors, their families and their communities across the country.
First-time MPs get first taste of their new jobs
Newly-elected MPs caught a first glimpse of what their new roles in Ottawa will entail, participating in the initial phase of the House of Commons orientation program on Monday.
FBI: 2020 homicides in the U.S. up nearly 30 per cent, largest 1-year jump ever
Homicides in the U.S. in 2020 increased nearly 30% over the previous year, the largest one-year jump since the FBI began keeping records, according to figures released Monday by the agency.
'It's my problem not yours': Canadian Wiggins sticks to his guns regarding COVID-19 vaccine
Golden State Warriors forward Andrew Wiggins is sticking to his beliefs when it comes to staying unvaccinated for COVID-19, even though that decision could soon cost him playing in home games.
Huge homecoming parties result in arrests, fines across Canadian college towns
Three big homecoming weekend parties that took place across Canada on Saturday resulted in the arrests and ticketing of several university students.
Ontario man out $18,000 after being tricked into thinking he won lottery he never entered
It was a phone call that came out of the blue. An Ontario man was told he had won $3.5 million in a lottery he never entered.