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Rosalie Cook, a widow who lived on her own, was on her way to Walgreens to get her prescription when Randy Lewis, 38, stabbed Cook in the chest, killing her. (Photo: KTRK)
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday indicated that he would back the efforts to subpoena Obama-era officials.
Kelly Block, Conservative MP for Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek, roasted Minister of Health Patty Hajdu over the Liberal's failure to maintain a national PPE stockpile.
The Chinese envoy denounced support shown from the United States and other countries for Taiwan on Tuesday.
Over 300 drivers came together on Sunday to celebrate Victoria Day—many of them shooting off fireworks from their cars and doing donuts.
Ontario public schools will not reopen in June due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Ford government announced today.
Trump is very interested in the rapid reopening of the US economy after months of shutdown. Democratic governors have been pushing back against these efforts.
The social media giant Facebook is being ordered to pay $9 million dollars by the Competition Bureau, after providing Canadians with misleading information.
MPs are vowing to get to the bottom of the Trudeau government's mismanagement of the national stockpile of pandemic medical supplies.
Two cities in China have been placed under new quarantine orders by Chinese officials in the northeast province of Jilin due to fears of a renewed outbreak.
"We will continue to support the WHO, even as we look for improvements to our multilateral systems," said Trudeau, defending the organization.
While there have been court challenges in the UK and Ireland, Canada has yet to see a test of their coronavirus restrictions.
Canada and the United States have agreed that the border will remain closed for another month to non-essential travel.
Premier Doug Ford announced on Thursday that many businesses will soon be reopening. Ontario is starting Stage One of the three-stage process on Tuesday.
The association that represents long-term care homes in Ontario has come out in support of an independent commission into the long-term care system beginning in September.