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Atlantic News | Local Breaking | CTV News Atlantic N.B. government locks out some school staff as students move to online learning Monday

The New Brunswick government is locking out all non-designated school employees in two CUPE locals as a result of the ongoing public sector strike.

New Brunswick reports one new death, 32 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday

Another person has died because of COVID-19 in New Brunswick. The province is also reporting 32 new cases on Sunday.

LifeFlight lands at Halifax airport after mechanical issue

A medevac aircraft leaving Halifax on Saturday was forced to return to Halifax Stanfield International Airport for an emergency landing after a suspected mechanical issue.

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MORE TOP STORIES Body recovered in Kennebecasis River in N.B. after reports of vehicle entering the water: RCMP

RCMP have recovered a body Sunday afternoon from the Kennebecasis River in New Brunswick following a report that a vehicle entered the water Saturday night.

Police investigate second shooting in 24 hours in Dartmouth

For the second time in just 24 hours, Halifax Regional Police are investigating a shooting in Dartmouth’s Caledonia neighbourhood.

Patients and families tied to potential mystery brain disease speak out about neurologist Dr. Marrero

W5 investigates a potentially mysterious brain disease that has affected dozens of people in New Brunswick and has residents concerned.

N.S. RCMP investigate shooting, stabbing at Halloween party in Pictou County

Mounties in Pictou County, N.S. are investigating a shooting, home invasion and stabbing at an overnight gathering.

New Brunswick reports two more deaths; 33 new cases Saturday

Two more people have died as a result of COVID-19 in New Brunswick. Premier Blaine Higgs said Saturday.

Enrolment drops in N.L.s oil-focused engineering programs; students in it for change

Newfoundland and Labradors post-secondary institutions are seeing a steep drop in enrolment in oil-focused engineering programs as the provinces offshore oil industry tries to claw its way out of a downturn.

Extra Halloween measures in N.B. circuit breaker areas

Trick-or-treaters will still be allowed to go door-to-door in New Brunswick’s COVID-19 circuit-breaker areas on Halloween night, but other restrictions are in effect for those five zones.

Concerns linger over Nova Scotias summer time fixed election date

Nova Scotia recently became the last province in Canada to implement fixed election dates, and while all parties agree setting a date is best, some arent in favour of the date itself.

After a century of silence, historic bells will ring again at Halifax City Hall

Silenced for more than a century, two massive bells were expected to be reinstalled Friday inside the clock tower at Halifax City Hall -- including one that was likely damaged by the Halifax Explosion in 1917.

Nova Scotia political staffer fired over comment about Black member of legislature

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston confirmed Friday that he fired a political staffer after he was made aware of racist social media comments about a Liberal member of the legislature who is Black.

School bus accident on P.E.I. sends students to hospital

Three children are being treated in hospital following a school bus accident on Prince Edward Island.

Dartmouth hotel to be converted into homeless shelter

More rooms are about to open up for people experiencing homelessness in Nova Scotia.

Police investigate Friday evening shooting in Dartmouth

Halifax Regional Police is investigating a shooting that occurred in Dartmouth Friday evening.

Cape Breton University to host three national sports championships

If good things come in threes, Cape Breton University and its athletics programs have a lot to celebrate these days.

N.S. aims to recruit medical students, but takes different approach than with nurses

A day after Nova Scotia announced every nursing student who graduated in the next five years would be guaranteed a job, Premier Tim Houston didnt make the same promise to medical students -- but he did recommit to retaining and recruiting more doctors.

Sexual assault survivors in Cape Breton show support for Kyle Beach

Two victims of a high-profile sex offender in Nova Scotia say Kyle Beachs message shines new light on subject so many still dont understand.

Top Videos Some school staff to be locked out in N.B. Body recovered in N.B. river CUPE strike and COVID-19 Nature Conservancy and spooky species Domestic travel now requires vaccine passport Needle Dogs Moncton haunted tour Cultural celebration in downtown Halifax Well-known Maritimer turns 103 N.B. Premier seeks options to end CUPE strike Editors Picks The dangers of social media: experts give advice on how to stay protected, while being connected

In todays digital world, there are more ways than ever to stay connected and be social, but experts are warning that some social media content can have a negative impact on young people.

Clean slate: New Brunswick TikTok cleaning mom uses her platform to inspire others

After Danielle Tays lost her job, she found her calling -- sharing cleaning tips with her 1.1 million TikTok followers.

N.S. teen earns right to represent Canada at world junior dart championships

Nova Scotia native Emily Alford is one of four teens that have been selected to represent Team Canada at the Junior Darts Corporation World Championship next month in Spain.

New program in N.S. trains Black, Indigenous and People of Colour in energy efficient trades

A new pilot program in Nova Scotia is training Black, Indigenous and People of Colour with hands-on and virtual learning in trades that will help make homes in Nova Scotia more energy efficient.

N.B. farm creates a Bluenose-inspired corn maze in celebration of schooner’s 100th anniversary

A farm in Florenceville-Bristol, N.B., has carved out a special way to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Bluenose.

Nova Scotia teen uses American Sign Language skills to share stories with youth

Kaylee Harding combines her love of reading and her second language, American Sign Language (ASL), by sharing stories with youth across Atlantic Canada.

N.B. man carves 100 pumpkins for The Great Pumpkin Walk

The Great Pumpkin Walk is on in Miramichi, N.B., with just over 100 pumpkins displayed along the downtown Chatham business district for locals to enjoy.

Money on the mind: More than 75 per cent nearing retirement worry about finances

More than three quarters of Canadians nearing or in early retirement are worried about finances at a time when more and more people plan to age at home for as long as possible, according to a new survey.

Beyond the March: filmmakers travel cross-country to highlight racism in Canada

A pair of best friends - one Black, one White - are facing a camera lens on how Canadians are interrupting anti-Black racism.

CTV Morning Live CTV Morning Live Atlantic for Friday, October 29, 2021 News update: Friday, Oct. 29, 2021 Weather update: Friday, Oct. 29, 2021 Preparing Halloween cocktails The QEII grand prize show home tour continues Getting a tour of the QEII grand prize show home CTV Morning Live Atlantic for Thursday, October 28, 2021 News update: Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021 Weather update: Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021 News at 5 Sexual assault survivors in Cape Breton show support for Kyle Beach

Two victims of a high-profile sex offender in Nova Scotia say Kyle Beachs message shines new light on subject so many still dont understand.

Canadas rugged East Coast inspires U.K.-based developer to make video game about fishing

The rugged landscapes of Canadas East Coast and the resiliency of its residents have a long history of inspiring artists, and now, that includes the U.K.-based makers of a new video game.

On the ghost hunt for Uncle Giggles: Halifax brewery raises a glass to paranormal patron

Halifax’s Good Robot Brewery counts a ghostly spirit among its regulars, and staff crafted a brew to honour the paranormal patron.

N.B. entrepreneur burns candle at both ends – by producing lots of candles at home

The Home Co started as a hobby for Savannah Simmons. Now, shes making almost a thousand wooden wick candles a season in her one-bedroom apartment.

Saint John storyteller pens book of ghost stories

If anyone in Saint John knows how to tell a good ghost story, its local storytelling legend David Goss, who has spent over four decades perfecting his craft and collecting terrifying tales from all over New Brunswick along the way.

The dangers of social media: experts give advice on how to stay protected, while being connected

In todays digital world, there are more ways than ever to stay connected and be social, but experts are warning that some social media content can have a negative impact on young people.

It was like coming home: N.S. woman battling cancer makes unlikely return to Sable Island

Nova Scotia’s Sable Island is a mysterious place to the vast majority of Canadians, evoking images of ponies, seals and shipwrecks. But for one local woman fighting cancer, it means home.

Nothing but Ness: CBU women’s soccer coach celebrates 25 years of success on and off the pitch

As Stephen ‘Ness’ Timmons looks back at the photos of his many championship teams, the man who binds them all together has a hard time believing it’s been 25 years.

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The medium Clive Cooper chose for his art is, by nature, temporary. He likes it that way.

As UN climate conference begins, Alberta has much on the line

As world leaders descend on Glasgow this week for the start of the 2021 UN Climate Conference, Alberta - the Canadian jurisdiction with perhaps the most on the line - will be watching.

Smiths Falls, Ont. businessman gains worldwide attention for TikTok videos

A Smiths Falls, Ont. businessman has been gaining worldwide attention lately, thanks to popular social media app TikTok.

Organizer of fully vaccinated Ontario hockey league where COVID-19 outbreak hit looks for answers

The organizer of an adult hockey league in Newmarket, Ont. is looking for answers after one of his players died and 14 others who were all fully vaccinated became infected with COVID-19 in a matter of days.

Outpouring of support for Russell, Ont. woman out $168,000 in renovation costs

Allison Brookes hired a new contractor and crew after she alleges the last person she hired took nearly $170,000 and didnt complete the job, leaving her house in disarray.

Dad builds Snowbird jet Halloween costume for son with complex special needs

Tracey and her son Jackson are preparing for their familys favourite time of the year. Every Halloween, Jackson - who has a rare and complex collection of disorders - dresses up in an elaborate wheelchair costume made by his dad.

Legault condemns Quebec City schools ban of Squid Game Halloween costumes

Quebec Premier Francois Legault is taking aim at a school which has reportedly barred students from dressing up in Squid Game costumes this Halloween, calling the move unacceptable.

STAY CONNECTED Dont Miss Videos Consumers should buy their toys earlier: retailers

John Vennavally-Rao takes a look at the dire state of the supply chain which retailers say will affect holiday shopping.

WATCH: Humpback whales greet boaters off California coast

Aerial footage shows part of a 2-hour encounter between a trio of humpback whales and onlookers on a boat in the Santa Barbara Channel.

Man from small town in Ontario finds big success on TikTok

Tom Hanks crashes couples wedding on Santa Monica beach

B.C. dad handcrafts high-flying Halloween costume for son

One B.C. family handcrafts a special Halloween costume for their son every year. Adam Sawatsky has more on this years high-flying costume.

Russian man infiltrates hospital to take care of grandmother

A Russian man infiltrated Tomsk’s hospital to take care of his COVID-stricken grandmother because he suspected she was being neglected.

Why staff, students believe this building in B.C. is haunted

These days, the Young Building at Camosun Colleges Lansdowne Campus is full of students. But there may be others lurking in the halls late at night.

Walrus caught snoozing on a submarine off Dutch coast

The first walrus sighted off the Dutch coast in 23 years takes a power nap on a Navy submarine.

WATCH: Mob of kangaroos invade golf course in Australia

Video shows a mob of kangaroos interrupting an Australian golfer the moment shes about to tee off.

CTVNews.ca Top Stories Indigenous families disproportionately affected by birth alerts; B.C. lawsuit seeks damages

A new class-action lawsuit has been filed in B.C., with another soon expected in Ontario, seeking justice for a disturbing practice that has split up hundreds of parents and newborn infants, with Indigenous and racialized families disproportionately affected.

Bryan Adams ducked out of Rock Roll Hall of Fame performance due to COVID-19

Canadian musician Bryan Adams ducked out of a scheduled performance at the Rock Roll Hall of Fame on Saturday night after testing positive for COVID-19.

Trudeau says climate progress made at G20, though Canada wanted more ambitious plan

Canada wanted a stronger and more ambitious agreement on climate change to emerge from the G20 summit but leaders still managed to make progress by committing to address some key issues, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Sunday.

White House press secretary Psaki says she has COVID-19

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Sunday she has contracted COVID-19 and is experiencing mild symptoms.

Canadian climate groups see big reasons for optimism at COP26

As world leaders gather in Glasgow, Scotland for this year’s United Nations climate change conference, Canadian climate groups say more policies must be put in place to curb the use of coal and pivot to renewable energy.

Trains crash after England derailment; injuries reported

Two passenger trains crashed after one of them derailed in the southern English city of Salisbury, and several people were injured, authorities said Sunday.

Buy holiday gifts earlier than usual or face empty shelves, retailers warn

Because of supply-chain woes, retailers and toy experts are warning Christmas shoppers to buy earlier than usual or they’ll face empty shelves this holiday season.

New research suggests our solar system is encircled by a magnetic tunnel

Our entire solar system and some nearby stars may be surrounded by a vast magnetic tunnel, according to a Canadian scientist who has set out a unified theory to explain two existing features in space.

OToole should show leadership and show unvaccinated Conservative MPs the door: Former PM Mulroney

Conservative Leader Erin OToole should show leadership on mandatory vaccinations and show any of his unvaccinated MPs the door, says former prime minister and Conservative leader Brian Mulroney. Mulroney said that if he was the leader today, he would require all of his MPs to roll up their sleeves and receive the COVID-19 vaccine, calling it a no-brainer.

CTV News Video Network CTV National News for Oct. 31: G20 summit comes to a close

World leaders talked about critical climate issues but couldnt reach an agreement as the G20 summit came to an end on Sunday.

Mulroney calls on OToole to drop unvaccinated Tory MPs

Liberal support on a downward trend since election: Nanos

G20: World leaders only commit to reach carbon neutrality

ICYMI: G20 leaders laugh as Trudeau, Johnson arrive late

Woman swims in volcanic stones from eruption 1,500 km away

A Japanese artist took a plunge in water jammed with stones from a volcanic eruption in an attempt to show their disastrous impact.

At least 17 injured in Tokyo-bound train attack

WATCH: Bystanders record wild road rage incident in Calgary

Man buys truck with odometer rolled back 136,000 km

Toronto Police name woman, 67, found dead in her North York home; son in custody

Toronto school staff member allegedly caught in blackface placed on home assignment

Some GO bus trips expected to be cancelled Monday as unvaccinated Metrolinx staff placed on leave

Calgary Calgary prepares for a spooktacular Halloween

Young girl and male youth sent to hospital following southwest Calgary crash

Person in life-threatening condition after incident in southwest Calgary

Edmonton Haunted Battle of Alberta-themed yard dazzles St. Albert Halloween

Theyre not listening: Alberta mayors and First Nations caution against provincial police force

Movember to kick-off 15th year of supporting men’s mental health and wellbeing in Canada

Montreal Arson squad investigating Saturday-night fire in downtown Montreal

Rising up after the horror: Quebec City honors victims of sword attack, one year later

Montrealers mourn 24-year-old Romane Bonnier, ‘a real light,’ with marching and music

Ottawa BREAKING BREAKING | Four people seriously hurt in Ottawa Centretown balcony collapse

Gatineau restaurant patrons facing charges following COVID-19 inspection

Hwy. 417 westbound off-ramp at Pinecrest Road set to close Monday night for two years

London Wilberforce PS temporary closed to in-person learning as of Monday

Vaccine proof now required for 12-17 year olds to enter sports and recreation facilities

At least one hurt as vehicles collide in Southeast London

Northern Ontario Public Health Sudbury Districts warns of possible COVID-19 exposure at Peppi Panini

Algoma Conservatory of Music celebrates opening of new music venue

Sudbury’s Shoebox Project for women living at shelters is underway

Winnipeg It will always be free: Manitoba woman bakes 2,000 loaves of bread for community

These issues are all interrelated: Advocates are calling for changes to how the homelessness crisis is approached

Winnipeg couple builds giant Halloween pirate ship in front yard

Saskatoon Sask. reports 170 new COVID-19 cases, 354 recoveries

Halloween spirit alive in Saskatoon

Saskatoon Public Schools holding open houses for new central school designs

Regina Sask. reports 170 new COVID-19 cases, 354 recoveries

Heres how to trick-or-treat safely in Sask. this year

Regina event highlights treets this Halloween

Vancouver Theyre dropping the ball: Feds under fire as Zim Kingston debris cleanup begins on Vancouver Island

VPD investigating homicide after man dies following confrontation, rollover crash

Conservation officers donate moose meat seized during illegal-hunting investigation

Vancouver Island Nanaimo care home dealing with COVID-19 outbreak for 2nd time

Theyre dropping the ball: Feds under fire as Zim Kingston debris cleanup begins on Vancouver Island

Volunteers looking to help clean up B.C. container ship debris asked to wait

Canada You cannot just raise the flags and replace it with nothing: AFN national chief

N.B. government locks out some school staff as students move to online learning Monday

BREAKING BREAKING | Four people seriously hurt in Ottawa Centretown balcony collapse

Indigenous families disproportionately affected by birth alerts; B.C. lawsuit seeks damages

Toronto school staff member allegedly caught in blackface placed on home assignment

We need help: Nunavut politician wants mental-health facility in his community

World Trains crash after England derailment; injuries reported

U.S. Supreme Court takes up Texas law banning most abortions

Judge hopes to seat Kyle Rittenhouse jury within a day

Last, best hope: Leaders launch crucial UN climate summit

Japans Kishida wins mandate, though economic agenda unclear

North Macedonias prime minister resigns

Entertainment Bryan Adams ducked out of Rock Roll Hall of Fame performance due to COVID-19

Squid Game nights sell out at Korean restaurant in Vancouver

Jon Bon Jovi tests positive for COVID-19, cancels concert

Health Tongue-tied babies: Procedure to help infants breast feed may not be necessary, say some experts

Patients and families tied to potential mystery brain disease speak out about neurologist Dr. Marrero

Indigenous families disproportionately affected by birth alerts; B.C. lawsuit seeks damages

Politics OToole should show leadership and show unvaccinated Conservative MPs the door: Former PM Mulroney

Trudeau says climate progress made at G20, though Canada wanted more ambitious plan

End of quantitative easing shadows Liberals consultation on managing federal debt

Sci-Tech An eraser button? Focused ideas could help bridle Big Tech

Hebrew speakers mock Facebooks corporate rebrand to Meta

Unhappy Halloween: Gaming platform Roblox crashes

Business Buy holiday gifts earlier than usual or face empty shelves, retailers warn

Wall Street rally, Japan election drive Asian shares higher

Biden unveils new steps to strengthen global supply chains

Autos Gas prices could reach $2 per litre in parts of Canada next year, analyst says

Toyota announces US$461 million investment in Kentucky plant

Electric car maker Lucid on track for 2022, 2023 output targets, CEO says

Lifestyle Vancouver pumpkin carver continuing to hone his craft with each seasonal masterpiece

Nature Conservancy says some spooky species get unfair bad rap at Halloween time

Smiths Falls, Ont. businessman gains worldwide attention for TikTok videos

Sports Braves look to finish off Astros in Game 5 of World Series

Trump participates in Tomahawk chop at World Series game

Barcelona star Sergio Aguero admitted to hospital for cardiac exam after chest pain during match

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