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At 1 pm Wednesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford will announce the reopening of long-term care homes to indoor visitors beginning on July 22.
Former Parliamentary watchdog Mary Dawson says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau might have a "blind spot" on ethical matters.
Hajdu apparently implemented one set of rules for the public, and one for herself.
Weiss and her contribution will be forgotten and she will be replaced by someone who doesn’t question and who knows better than to have an independent thought.
Instagram's "mute white people" button has been deleted from the social media app after widespread backlash and criticism that the sticker was racist.
The Supreme Court of Iran has upheld death sentences for protestors who were arrested during protests in November 2019.
The House of Commons' health committee has ordered the Trudeau government to release all documents detailing its coronavirus mismanagement.
A New York judge denied bail to Ghislaine Maxwell on Tuesday. Maxwell is awaiting her trial on sex trafficking charges.
Police shot and killed a Michigan man after he stabbed a person in an area store and proceeded to use the knife to threaten a sheriff’s deputy.
Gervais has spoken out about the importance of freedom of speech, rejecting the viability of criminalizing certain kinds of speech that someone may find offensive.
Ghislaine Maxwell plead not guilty on all charges as a judge decides on whether or not to grant bail. Maxwell argued that the risk of coronavirus should enable the granting of bail.
Pallister said that while the CERB was a necessary step in the fight against the virus, he argued that it is no longer essential as the province "plans for growth."
Barstool Sports founder and CEO Dave Portnoy recently sent a direct message to Ford Motor Company on Twitter asking about a new car. The screenshot of the message quickly went viral.
Despite the seizure, the McCloskeys' right to keep and bear arms and defend their home is protected under both state law and the Constitution. Authorities had no legal right to seize their firearms.
Experts now say that Covid-19 patients who had recovered may be susceptible to reinfection with just months. This would force governments to rethink their strategy in fighting the virus.