W5: How Vancouver police put a dent in property crimes

The most pervasive crimes in Canada are those involving theft property, costing the economy billions a year. W5 investigates what Vancouver police are doing to keep petty criminals behind bars, long enough to lower crime rates.

W5: Murder Most Forgotten -- Investigating a cold case

In "Murder Most Forgotten," W5 investigates the murder of Leah Souza 20 years ago. Her mother, Lora, saw her daughter's killer but can't remember a thing.

Clinic to test for controversial condition linked to MS

One of the first clinics in North America devoted to testing for a vascular condition that some believe is linked to multiple sclerosis is set to open later this month in Buffalo, just as scientists are to release more findings on the theory.   18  

The Leading Man: A candid chat with Paul Gross

Canadian actor, writer and director Paul Gross has never really cracked the unforgiving world of Hollywood. But he's hardly complaining. He talks candidly about his life in the biz, and his sex symbol status, in a sit-down with Sandie Rinaldo.

UPDATE to Man's Best Friend: Providing clues to cancer mystery

UPDATE to an episode last season when we met Blizzard, a five-year-old Pyrenean mountain dog who was being treated for bone cancer.

W5: A doctor's harrowing return to Haiti

Dr. John Yates was in Haiti on January 12, the day of the earthquake, but flew to Canada just two hours before the quake struck. W5 followed him back to Haiti to see the hospital he works with and the people he needed to help.

W5: Behind the pipeline bombings in northern B.C.

The Suspects: The search for a pipeline bomber brings fear to Peace River country.

Italian group offers $4.5M to fund new MS research

The Italian Multiple Sclerosis Foundation today announced it will allocate up to $4.5 million to fund ongoing research into CCSVI -- a condition linked to Multiple Sclerosis.

Leave it to Bieber: 15-year-old taking pop world by storm

Justin Bieber's the hottest thing in music and an idol for millions of teenaged girls. Not only that, he got his start his way, by posting home videos of himself busking on the streets of his hometown on the Internet. And that led to discovery and stardom. W5 tells his story.

W5 Investigates: Neighbours From Hell

W5 tells a harrowing ordeal that residents of a quaint family-filled neighbourhood in Toronto's west end had to endure, at the hands of a neighbour who decided to make their lives a living hell.

U.S. MS group calls for research into vein theory

The U.S. Multiple Sclerosis Society has joined the MS Society of Canada in inviting scientists to submit proposals to study a new theory about a vein condition that may be linked to the disease.

The Liberation Treatment: A whole new approach to MS

Amid the centuries-old castles of the ancient city of Ferrara is a doctor who has come upon an entirely new theory about how to treat Multiple Sclerosis, one that may profoundly change the lives of patients.

MS Society calls for research into experimental therapy

The Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada is calling on researchers to submit proposals for funding into research on a new theory about the cause of MS, following a report from CTV's W5.

W5 - Liberation Treatment Q and A

A group of doctors in Italy is investigating a fascinating new treatment for multiple sclerosis. Here are further details on the treatment.

W5: My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding hits main stage

On W5: a modest Toronto fringe show with a catchy title -- My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding -- not only had theatre-goers buzzing. It got the attention of David Mirvish, the country's biggest theatre impresario, and has hit the big stage.

W5: Why are crippling Lyme disease cases being misdiagnosed?

W5 investigation on Lyme disease: Why some Canadian doctors are misdiagnosing this crippling disease caused by a shape-shifting superbug -- until it's too late.

W5 investigates: Mattawa's funeral home horror

W5 investigates: A period of mourning turns into a nightmare for families in a small Northern Ontario town after the local funeral home mixes up the remains of their loved ones.

W5 investigates: Children on the frontlines of divorce

The world of divorce is scary for any child. But when a divorce becomes especially toxic, children can become the target of an unrelenting crusade by one parent to destroy the child's relationship with the other. Experts call it parental alienation.

W5: The fight to preserve desecrated war graves

Bell Island, N.L. was the only North American location directly attacked by German Forces during WWII. The wrecks at the bottom of Conception Bay are in pristine condition but divers have been pillaging the sunken artifacts. W5 looks at the efforts of one man to protect the underwater archeological sites.

W5 investigates: When the RCMP pulls the trigger

Reports leaked to W5 reveal in the cases of three men killed by RCMP officers, the B.C. Attorney General's ministry had evidence contradicting statements of the Mounties involved -- yet it chose not to prosecute.

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