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Man dies following Winnipeg police shootingOpens in new window

A Winnipeg resident captured the aftermath of a fatal police shooting in Winnipeg, Man., on June 18, 2026.

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A new place to play pickleballOpens in new window

As pickleball grows in popularity, so too does the demand for places to place.

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N.S. veteran makes tallow skincareOpens in new window

Veteran Robert Tanner makes skincare products from beef tallow.

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N.S. teen collects hats for newbornsOpens in new window

Halifax high school student Ryan Musyoka collects hand-made hats for newborns and donates them to the IWK.

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CTV NEWS BARRIE Newsbreak for June 19Opens in new window

Here are our top stories for 6 p.m.

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First at Five: A Day For DadOpens in new window

Maritimers prepare to celebrate the fathers and father figures in their lives.

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Unity Drum Fest serving food, drinks, and FIFA predictionsOpens in new window

CP24’s Melissa Duggan reports from the Unity Drum Fest, where vendors discuss their FIFA predictions as the U.S.-Australia match plays on the big screen.

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Quebec woman first in Canada to receive fertility-preserving surgery before cancer radiationOpens in new window

A Beauharnois woman is the first in Canada to undergo surgery to protect her ability to have children while she was treated for cancer.

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Stampede venues oppose new noise rules | CTV News Calgary Noon Update for June 19, 2026Opens in new window

Some Stampede music venues are pushing back after the city asked weekday concerts to end by midnight with sound levels reduced.

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Defence asks for more jail time for Orillia man who stabbed stranger last summerOpens in new window

The sentencing hearing is underway for an Orillia man who pleaded guilty to stabbing a stranger last summer.

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Aerial footage shows train collision north of London, U.K.Opens in new window

Aerial footage shows emergency crews responding after two trains collided in the Bedford area, north of London.

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‘The pride we feel to be Canadian’: FIFA official on the impact of Canada winning in VancouverOpens in new window

Vancouver’s FIFA World Cup 2026 committee lead Jessie Adcock talks about what Canada's victory over Qatar meant to the city.

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$1B ask for feds for water pipes, LRT, civic projects in Calgary | Alberta PrimetimeOpens in new window

Calgary Mayor Jeromy Farkas joins Alberta Primetime's Michael Higgins to discuss the city's request for nearly $1 billion from the federal government.

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UCP decision to blame for high referendum cost: analyst | Alberta PrimetimeOpens in new window

The cost of the October referendum, Fort McMurray residents fed up with potholes and the end of Hockey Night in Canada on the Primetime This Week panel.

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Campfire Conditions - June 19Opens in new window

CTV meteorologist Kalin Mitchell shares a burn report for the Maritime provinces.

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Darren Raddysh headed to the Leafs with eight-year contract extensionOpens in new window

Sirius XM Radio host Ryan Paton says the deal shows that the Leafs ‘want to get back to the postseason’ by grabbing one of the year’s top free agents.

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Team Canada coach Jesse Marsch's sideline dance moves go viralOpens in new window

Canada Head Coach Jesse Marsch couldn't contain his excitement during Canada's 6-0 victory over Qatar.

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House of Commons rises for summer break: what to expect in the fallOpens in new window

CTV News political analyst Sharan Kaur discusses what she believes Conservative MPs will work on over the summer.

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High-risk offender being released in Red Deer area | CTV News Red Deer: June 19, 2026Opens in new window

RCMP is warning of a high-risk offender being released into the Red Deer area Friday. Police believe he will offend again.

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Sparkling New Summer DrinksOpens in new window

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Canada wanted to ‘honour Ismaël and honour the game’ in match against Qatar: head coachOpens in new window

Canada’s men’s national soccer head coach Jesse Marsch says he’s ‘constantly in awe’ of the team after Ismaël Koné broke his leg during the match.

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Stormy Saturday possible before sunny Father's Day SundayOpens in new window

There is a risk of showers and thunderstorms on Saturday before the sunshine returns on Father's Day Sunday. CTV's Gary Archibald breaks down the forecast.

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Future meteorologist joins us to deliver the forecastOpens in new window

SPONSORED: Lennox is only in the fourth grade but his future as a meteorologist is looking very bright, unlike the weekend forecast.

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Father's Day plans made easy (and delicious)Opens in new window

SPONSORED: Kim headed to West Edmonton Mall to preview Fantasyland Hotel's Father's Day event.

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New whale calf in Salish SeaOpens in new window

There’s good news for the whale population off the coast as a new orca calf has been spotted in the L pod.

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No swimming at several beaches due to E.coliOpens in new window

You might have some trouble beating the heat this weekend.

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Jubilant Canadian fans celebrate world cup winOpens in new window

The buzz can still be felt across the city and thousands of fans might have a sore throat from all the cheering.

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Manitoba weather update - June 19Opens in new window

Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for June 19, 2026.

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WATCH: Jonathan Toews announces retirement from NHLOpens in new window

Watch the entire news conference of Jonathan Toews announcing his retirement from the NHL.

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‘Our biggest export can no longer be Mark Carney’s speeches’: PoilievreOpens in new window

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticizes the Prime Minister’s economic policy and speaks on counter-legislation put forward by the Conservatives.

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Out-of-control Mustang flies through city square in MaineOpens in new window

A floormat became stuck on a Mustang's gas pedal, sending the car rocketing through a quiet city square in Maine.

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Celebrating your outdoor dad this Father’s DayOpens in new window

If you think you have done everything for dad, we have a fun way you can celebrate your outdoorsy father.

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Things you need to know for June 19, 2026Opens in new window

Jefferson Humphreys has a quick look at the top headlines for June 19, 2026, on CTV Your Morning Calgary.

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OneCoffee now available at Vancouver Whole FoodsOpens in new window

SPONSORED: Your Morning Vancouver stops by Whole Foods on Cambie to learn more about the partnership with OneCoffee which is now available at their stores.

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New Zealand fans in Vancouver for World CupOpens in new window

Your Morning Vancouver is joined by two New Zealand fans to talk about the experience of following their team and the excitement ahead of Sunday's game.

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Trump: Iran war taught him that there are ‘no limits’ to his powerOpens in new window

U.S. Donald Trump spoke on The Axios Show to share what he took away from the war in Iran.

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A look at the first company in Manitoba to 3D print homesOpens in new window

CTV's Jon Hendricks has more on the first company using 3D printing technology for homes and how it works.

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Mostly sunny with a bit of cloud on FridayOpens in new window

Mostly sunny with a bit of cloud on Friday. Jodi Hughes has a look at the five-day forecast from the Sky Watch Weather Centre.

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Showers at times moving towards Father’s Day and the start of summerOpens in new window

CTV meteorologist Kalin Mitchell has the weekend outlook for the Maritimes. More showers are expected as a low-pressure system stalls over the region.

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Israel and Hezbollah agree to ceasefire effective immediatelyOpens in new window

Israel and Hezbollah agree have agreed to a ceasefire just hours after strikes between the two, and it is effective immediately.

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Books written for seniors with dementiaOpens in new window

Author Helen Metella has a new series of story books to help people connect with their loved ones with dementia.

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Supporting grieving dads on Father's DayOpens in new window

Azher Rubbani from the group Still Dad joins Kent to talk about how dads in Edmonton struggling with loss can get support.

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Watch: Bear at Aspen Valley enjoys pile of pine shavingsOpens in new window

Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary shared a video of resident bear, Paddington, enjoying some pine tree shavings. (Aspen Valley Wildlife Sanctuary)

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Egypt fans in Vancouver for World CupOpens in new window

Soccer content creator and Egyptian fan Youssef Elassal sits down with Your Morning Vancouver to talk about being a part of the fans following Egypt’s team.

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Rally in support of bus driver injured in assaultOpens in new window

Advocates are rallying to push for more supports to keep transit drivers safe on the job. Mason DePatie reports.

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Prosperity Project wants signatures on separation petition countedOpens in new window

A lawyer for the pro-separatist Alberta Prosperity Project is in court seeking to restart the process for its proposed referendum on independence.

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Chocolatier Delavoye opening cafe in EdmontonOpens in new window

Local chocolatier Delavoye is opening a cafe west of Edmonton's downtown.

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Teens charged in Facebook Marketplace robberiesOpens in new window

Two 14-year-old boys have been charged in connection with several iPhone thefts during Facebook Marketplace transactions.

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Canada urged present increased defense spending plan to NATO leadersOpens in new window

CTV’s Judy Trinh reports on Canada’s place amid the U.S.’s fraught ties with NATO, and the pressure to present increased defense spending plans.

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Your Morning Vancouver Weather Star: Harrison LemireOpens in new window

SPONSORED: Your Morning Vancouver weather star Harrison Lemire delivers today's weather forecast.

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JazzFest Regina's must-see headlinersOpens in new window

SPONSORED: JazzFest Regina is officially underway! We get a rundown of the must-see performers this year.

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Edmonton Oilers sign Connor UngarOpens in new window

Connor Ungar split last season between the Bakersfield Condors and three East Coast Hockey League teams. The 24-year-old has now been signed by the Oilers.

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Foundation Series EDM festival coming to EdmontonOpens in new window

Dom Dolla and Chris Lorenzo will headline the Foundation Series at the Ice District in Edmonton.

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Weekend events in Manitoba: June 19-21, 2026Opens in new window

CTV's Colleen Bready shares some of the events taking place this weekend in Winnipeg and across Manitoba between June 19 and 21, 2026.

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Car bursts into flames on the Gardiner Expressway during rush hourOpens in new window

This video shows a major car fire that brought traffic on the Toronto highway to a standstill during rush hour on Friday.

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Centra Windows & Install Pros 1-3Opens in new window

SPONSORED: Find out why replacing your windows and doors can help boost your comfort in the warmer months.

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Unknown if Frank Stronach will spend a day in jail: defense lawyer on sentencingOpens in new window

Toronto criminal defense lawyer Monte MacGregor discusses the Stronach case and what the two guilty verdicts may mean for the 93-year-old billionaire.

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Last Mountain Distillery's Caesar Fest 2026 is fast approachingOpens in new window

SPONSORED: Lumsden's Last Mountain Distillery is hosting Caesar Fest this weekend. We get a looks at the family-friendly event.

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Is work getting in the way of your FIFA fun?Opens in new window

Your Morning Vancouver speaks to career expert Debby Carreau about whether employers should allow FIFA fans to watch at work.

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Ask an Astronomer June 2026Opens in new window

On this episode of Ask an Astronomer we ask the experts all about the skies during the summer season

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Meloni fires back after Trump claims she begged for G7 photoOpens in new window

In this video, Italian PM Meloni can be seen speaking with U.S. President Trump. Meloni says Trump fabricated a claim that she asked him for a photo.

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Kinsmen 50/50 Lottery Kin Cash DayOpens in new window

SPONSORED: The Kinsmen 50/50 Lottery is sweetening the pot by giving away $1000 every hour on the hour for 12 hours Friday.

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Regina Food Bank has a new CEO!Opens in new window

The Regina Food Bank has a new CEO! We chat with Mary Weimer about her goals as she enters the role.

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Iran, U.S. talks postponedOpens in new window

Retired Major General Scott Clancy joins Your Morning Vancouver to discuss the main sticking points that still need to be worked out between Iran and the U.S.

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Alberta Tennis Centre's 10th AnniversaryOpens in new window

SPONSORED: OSTEN & VICTOR Alberta Tennis Centre is celebrating its 10th anniversary. We'll get details on an upcoming event to mark the milestone

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CTV News Atlantic at Six for Thursday, June 18, 2026Opens in new window

CTV News Atlantic at Six

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Tecumseh joins regional push for housing fundingOpens in new window

Tecumseh council has voted to apply for federal and provincial funding aimed at accelerating housing construction

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Canada’s Wonderland changing things up, including membershipsOpens in new window

Director of sales and marketing at Canada’s Wonderland Grace Peacock shares upcoming changes this summer, including a monthly subscription membership.

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Canadian businessman Frank Stronach found guilty of sexual assault, indecent assaultOpens in new window

Canadian businessman Frank Stronach has been found guilty of sexual assault and indecent assault.

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Ila Barker takes the main stage for Indigenous Peoples DayOpens in new window

Singer Ila Barker talks about taking the stage as the National Indigenous Peoples Day headliner. CTV's Thandi Vera reports.

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Strain in U.S-Israel relationship causing delay in Iran negotiationsOpens in new window

CTV News' military analyst Maj.-Gen. (Ret’d) David Fraser responds to the delay that has arisen in U.S.-Iran negotiations following Israeli strikes on Lebanon.

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Keeping your home clean with SwifferOpens in new window

Sponsored: Lifestyle expert Taylor Kaye details how you can use Swiffer to keep your home fresh and clean this summer.

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Last-minute ideas for Father’s Day giftsOpens in new window

Colin Rémillard shares some Father’s Day gift ideas you can find at St-Léon Gardens.

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Couple gets married during Knicks paradeOpens in new window

A New York couple celebrated their wedding during the Knicks championship parade.

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Skateboards, art and Indigenous expressionOpens in new window

CTV's Thandi Vera learns how Píhtikwé is bringing together skateboarding, spray painting and culture for National Indigenous Peoples Day.

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Frank Stronach found guilty on two charges of sexual assaultOpens in new window

Billionaire businessman Frank Stronach has been found guilty of two counts of sexual assault and will receive sentencing on September 17.

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This garment is deeply rooted in Scottish culture | Morning MysteryOpens in new window

Can you solve the Your Morning Saskatchewan Morning Mystery? First clue: it's made of thick woven fabric with a tartan pattern.

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Stampede Pop-upOpens in new window

New Calgarians will get a taste of the stampede later today with a series of Stampede pop-ups scheduled in the Northeast.

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Good to Grow with Robert Plante GreenhousesOpens in new window

We're getting good to grow this Friday morning with Colin Matassa from Robert Plante Greenhouses.

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Adam's Sausages for Father's DayOpens in new window

Looking to elevate your backyard barbeque for Father’s Day this weekend? We have some delicious ideas just for you!

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Reaction to Canada’s first World Cup winOpens in new window

Steve Lloyd from TSN 1200 joins us to breakdown a historic night for Team Canada at the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver.

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Hot Properties with the Pilon GroupOpens in new window

Erik Faucon from the Pilon Group stops by to share some of Ottawa’s hottest properties.

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Raise a glass to Canadian Wine!Opens in new window

Sommelier and Wine Writer Matt Steeves stops by to recommend some great Canadian wines ahead of Canada Day.

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DevFest challenging the traditional festival modelOpens in new window

Just an hour away in Cornwall, DevFest is redefining the summer music festival.

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Now Showing: New movies this weekOpens in new window

We're checking out this week's new movies in theatres and at home with Matt Demers, Mr. Hollywood, including a new classic kids movie.

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Camp encouraging adults to get singingOpens in new window

Jeremy Vallance talks about Earthsong – a camp for adults that helps get people to sing and connect with like-minded individuals.

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Building affordable housingOpens in new window

Habitat for Humanity Greater Ottawa has committed to building 100 homes in the next five years.

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CTV Your Morning Ottawa Milestones June 19 & 20Opens in new window

Milestone announcements for June 19 & 20, 2026

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Friday, June 19, 2026 MilestonesOpens in new window

Here are today’s Milestones on Your Morning Calgary!

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Milestones for June 19, 2026Opens in new window

Birthdays, anniversaries, and more! Join us as we celebrate milestones for Manitobans.

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House of Commons session recapOpens in new window

As the House of Commons adjourns for the summer, CTV’s Jeremie Charron gives a recap on what’s been accomplished in this session.

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Powwow traditions take centre stage at the ForksOpens in new window

How will the Wáhkóhtowin Powwow bring people together? CTV's Thandi Vera has more from Grand Chief Jerry Daniel and Grace Redhead.

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More than 200 restaurants offering three-course menus for a fixed price at SummerliciousOpens in new window

Depending on the location, lunch menus are available for $25-$ 55, and dinner is available from $25-$75 per person.

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One day work week?Opens in new window

Fuzzy decided to come to work for one day only this week, brilliant or terrible idea?

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Ontario needs more than one million university grads over next decade: studyOpens in new window

A new study from Stokes Economics says Ontario will need more than one million university graduates over the next decade to keep up with labour market demands.

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Milestones for June 19th, 2026Opens in new window

Here's who we're celebrating June 19th, 2026

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National Indigenous People's Day celebrates culture, language and traditionOpens in new window

Sunday marks National Indigenous People's Day. We get a preview of what you can take part in and why it's so important.

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Suspicious death near Keele and EglintonOpens in new window

Police say they found a man with life-threatening injuries in a laneway near Keele and Eglinton, and he died shortly after being rushed to hospital.

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Artists spotlight for Indigenous Peoples DayOpens in new window

CTV's Thandi Vera speaks with performer Anissa Hotomani and Keilan Dubucz about sharing culture, music and community on National Indigenous Peoples Day.

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Spring Shed 15: You are what you eatOpens in new window

SPONSORED: You can't outrun a bad diet! On the latest episode of Spring Shed we're talking all things foods.