Extended: Slackliner's big achievement

An Austrian daredevil on Friday became the first man to walk a tightrope strung between the two towers of Vienna's St. Stephen's Cathedral.

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Hero emerges after massive tornado

13-year-old Dylan Ellis is being called a hero, after saving his friend and classmate when an EF5 tornado hit their Oklahoma school.

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Moment of impact

Melanie Nagy reports that investigators are zeroing in on the moment of impact between a Washington bridge and an over-sized truck.

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Brave bear wanders neighbourhood

Days after a bear broke into a California home, the curious creature returned, this time to take a dip in a pool and have some lunch.

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Snared in trap on popular trail

Vancouver police are issuing a warning after a dog was caught in a homemade trap. Scott Hurst reports. (Warning: Some images disturbing)

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Tea for two a dream come true

When the Queen couldn't visit a young boy with terminal cancer, Helen Mirren stepped back into her Oscar-winning role to cheer him up.

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Mayor addresses allegations

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford told reporters he does not use crack cocaine. John Vennavally-Rao reports.

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More bacteria in homes with dogs

New research reveals homes with dogs have far more bacteria than those without, but that doesn't mean the pets aren't good for your health.

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CTV Saskatoon: Wall: Abolish the senate

Premier Brad Wall spoke out about the senate, and he wasn't shy to say the provinces can speak for themselves.

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