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CTV Newsnet: Rosemary Thompson on the decision
Gov. Gen. Michaelle Jean has approved Prime Minister Stephen Harper's request to suspend Parliament. The government is on hold until the end of January.
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CTV News at Six for Wednesday, Dec. 3
Join Bill Good and Pamela Martin weekdays at Six for the day's best stories, and watch Keri Adams on CTV News at Six Weekend Edition.
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B.C. reacts to federal leader addresses
As Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Opposition Leader Stéphane Dion addressed the nation Wednesday with their thoughts about who should lead the country, British Columbians continued to weigh in with their own opinions.
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CTV News: Craig Oliver on Harper's address
Stephen Harper is expected to ask for a parliamentary time out when he meets with the Governor General Thursday, a day after he accused his opponents of abusing Canada's democratic traditions.
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CTV News Special: Stephane Dion delivers his address
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New photos of pipeline bombing suspects
The RCMP has released surveillance images of people they want to interview as they investigate the bombings of two pipelines near the Alberta-B.C. boundary.
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Film looks at amazing life of beloved whale
He captured the imagination of the world. Now, the remarkable life, and tragic death, of Luna the killer whale has been made into a movie. 'Saving Luna' opens in theaters Friday.
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Owner of alleged puppy mill speaks out about charges
The woman accused of running a puppy mill in Mission, B.C. says she loves her animals, and they were always taken care of. Almost 60 dogs were seized from her home yesterday and are now at the SPCA.
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2010 ski team faces new hurdle
Canada's national ski jump teams arrived in Whistler this week hoping to train. But so far they've been disappointed with too little snow. Now the team is facing another dose of bad news.
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New savings plan to help parents of disabled kids
For parents with a disabled child, worrying about how they will be cared for when they are gone is a huge concern. Now, a new program lets families actively provide for their children's future.
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Big screen tv's can be very cheap at Christmas
Consumer reporter Chris Olsen reports on a new savings plan that helps out parents with disabled children, and looks at the best deal for big screen televisions this holiday season.
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CTV News: Lisa Laflamme on the public perspective
The unprecedented crisis in Ottawa appears to be making more than just political history. It's also thrusting Canadians into the brave new world of virtual campaigning.
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Kid's constipation and the link between diabetes and cholestrol
It may not be the first thing people think of during the Christmas holidays, but disrupted schedules and extended travel to family and friends can often cause kids' bathroom habits to become so unsettled that it makes them sick.
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Weather update for Wednesday, Dec. 3
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The Premier and the public weigh in
British Columbians are watching and reacting as the fight to control Parliament continues to dramatically unfold in Ottawa.
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Canada AM: Peter Russell, University of Toronto
The showdown in Ottawa reached a fever pitch Tuesday as Prime Minister Stephen Harper accused his foes of "betraying" voters while the opposition said the Tories have been misleading the country.
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Recession is helping holiday hunters
As the economic crisis continues, everyone is keeping a close eye on their wallets. But if you feel like you need a break, you might be able get one for cheap.
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Dead Frog won't croak from lawsuit threats
A B.C. brewery says a lawsuit filed against it by competitor Sleeman Breweries over its bottle design is silly and a waste of time.
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Heart transplant recipient tells incredible tale
It's been 20 years since the first heart transplant was performed in B.C. Today, recipients and doctors shared their remarkable stories and looked ahead to a future where heart transplants will no longer be needed.
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CTV Newsnet: Rosemary Thompson on the decision
