Stolen dog reunited with family on Christmas

A young girl who was heartbroken after her beloved dog was kidnapped while shopping on Christmas Eve was reunited with the pup thanks to a Good Samaritan. Andy Field reports.

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Chatham's silliest 911 calls

Police in Chatham are reminding people when calling 911 is appropriate by listing the 12 silliest calls of 2012. Chris Campbell explains.

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Fitness spots see spike in clients

Deborah Mensah-Bonsu reports on some Winnipeg fitness spots seeing an increase in business as Manitobans prepare for the spring and summer.

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Not everyone welcomes first Family Day

Some businesses say Family Day will cost them overtime and fear families will use the holiday to take their shopping south of the border.

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Businesses bustling with shoppers

With just a few more days before Christmas businesses are finding new ways to draw in more customers. Breanna Karstens Smith reports.

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Sharpening skates for 80 years

Newson's Bike and Skate Exchange has been around since 1931 and it continues to thrive despite big box competition. John Musselman reports.

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Love in the air for Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is tomorrow, so how is Toronto planning on getting in a romantic mood? Janice Golding reports.

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Science without borders

10 students from Brazil will be calling Regina home for the next year, as they study at the University of Regina as part of the 'Science Without Borders' initiative.

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Death of Peter Parker upsets fans

Marvel Comics has killed off Peter Parker in the 700th issue of the 'Amazing Spiderman' comic book series, and as CTV's Creeson Agecoutay reports, many fans are not happy.

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