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She joins Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Black Lives Matter activists, and various others with her nomination for the 2020 accolade.
The 2020 numbers represent a 65% increase since the same time in 2019. When discounting the months not affected by the pandemic, the increase rises to a staggering 87% over 2019.
Ford said Skelly's defiance of the chief medical officer's provisions for the province were "unacceptable."
Michael Hancock, the Democratic mayor of Denver, got on a flight to Houston on Wednesday to visit family, after telling his constituents to avoid travel.
A coffee shop in Lexington, Kentucky, had its food serving permit revoked after it defied government orders to close indoor dining, Tuesday
On Wednesday, a Pennsylvania judge has ordered officials to stop the certification process for the recent election for that state, pending a hearing on Friday.
A crowd of patrons at Adamson Barbecue in Etobicoke were seen chanting "CBC sucks" as restaurant owner Adam Skelly guided establishment media crew off his property.
Zoe Laverne found herself in hot water after video footage surfaced where she appears to be kissing a 13-year-old boy. The problem? She’s 19 years old.
A record 80 million plus people have voted for presidential candidate Joe Biden, making him the candidate in history to receive the most votes for president.
The Mi’kmaq lobster controversy made headlines. A dispute over Mi’kmaq fishermen’s right to fish out of the commercial season led to impassioned protests, verbal confrontations, brawls, and even destructive arson that polarized Canadians.
Jeffrey Nichols, Malik Owens, Isaac Zapata and Josiah Carmona have been named for the first time in relation to an ongoing child sex trafficking investigation in Portland.
The president of the Border Services Agency, John Ossowsky, confirmed to Conservative MP Raquel Dancho that the number of "wanted" peoples from foreign nations now sits at 800 people.
"This is gross incompetence that will cost Canadians their lives and their jobs," said Rempel Garner.
"No, I don’t have a number," Privy Council chief Ian Shugart told the Commons Finance Committee, despite also telling them that he "would provide the committee with as much information, as transparent as possible."
Police on the scene said that those in attendance were in violation of the Toronto and Peel area's lockdown regulations, and were facing the "possibility of being charged."