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Found in Scarborough's Guildwood community, this home rests above Lake Ontario and was first built in 1942. It offers several amenities and even includes a solarium.
The listing for this private island on B.C.’s remote Tlupana Inlet boasts three cabins, a wood-fired hot tub, and “world-class salmon and halibut fishing right at your doorstep.”
Sir Patrick Stewart, the Shakespearean actor who parlayed his heavyweight status on stage into beloved roles like Professor Charles Xavier in the 'X-Men' films and Captain Jean-Luc Picard on 'Star Trek: The Next Generation,' has died at the age of 86. CTVNews.ca takes a look back at his life in pictures.
Located at 155 Merchants Wharf, the Sky Penthouse is apart of Aqualuna Condo's a recently finished complex found along Toronto's waterfront. Take a look inside
From close-ups of sea snails, mouse eyes and jumping spiders to what ink looks like in your inkjet printer when it’s at work, these are the top 20 best photos of the 2026 Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition.
From thriving fungi to grieving elephants, these are the winners of the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. The photographs are being exhibited at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington, U.K.
Found in Burlington, this mansion overlooks Lake Ontario and was designed to have the feel of a "timeless English manor with a strong European influence."
From hotels to restaurants, here are 25 places across Canada with a spooky history.
Several U.S. presidents and a future Canadian prime minister are among the most famous Nobel Peace Prize laureates.
The Backstreet Boys have definitely proven that they're back (alright) in Toronto this February, but who else is coming to the city in these cooler months? Here's a list of the biggest acts coming to Toronto this fall and winter.
Fall colours are popping all across Ottawa-Gatineau as the season reaches its peak brightness.
Here is a look at celebrity engagement rings that have made headlines.
This Burlington mansion is listed for sale for nearly $15M and features a backyard tennis court that sits mere feet from Lake Ontario along with other amenities. Take a tour inside
Conceptual images provided by the Senate of Canada and the NCC show what the future Centre Block and Parliament Welcome Centre on Parliament Hill might look like when a years-long, multibillion-dollar rehabilitation process is complete.
