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A victim has been identified from the Canadian helicopter crash, a CH-148 Cyclone that disappeared over the Ionian Sea, according to CTV News.
Two undercover police officers in Laredo, Texas, took time out of their busy crime fighting schedule to bust two women who were performing beauty treatments in their homes.
Citizens have a right to access the entirety of literature, documentation, evidence and methods which undergird the COVID-19 predictions of our federal and provincial governments.
The Mayor of Fort McMurray told media on Wednesday that one person has died due to the flooding in the area.
A pizza delivery driver in London, Ontario, was picking up an order when he returned to find a thief attempting to steal his car.
Canada's lockdown has become increasingly expensive after it was revealed on Tuesday that military support is costing the taxpayer some $456 million.
A CH-148 Cyclone took flight from a Canadian frigate and crashed in Greek waters 20 nautical miles from take off.
The city of Ottawa has told families to no longer visit their elderly loved ones at their windows in long-term care homes in order to ensure "physical distancing."
Trudeau and his Ministers should be demanding answers about why the WHO ignored warnings, downplayed risks, and repeated Chinese Communist Party talking points.
Echoing sentiments driven by talking heads all across the conservative Twittersphere, the SpaceX and Tesla founder has been calling on the US government to loosen restrictions on social distancing and lockdowns to “reopen” the economy.
Therrien would then say that Franco and Acadian communities have called the gesture disrespectful. "Are you going to apologize to French-speaking Canadians?" Therrien concluded.
CBC is under fire after publishing a hostile article targeting an independent conservative media outlet run by members of a highly-persecuted Chinese religious minority for its accurate reporting on China.
Hong Kong pro-democracy activists gathered to protest Beijing at the Landmark Atrium in Central on Wednesday. Coronavirus restrictions are no longer holding them back.
The government of New Brunswick will now ban any new temporary foreign workers from their province in an attempt to minimize the risk of COVID-19.
Starbucks Canada has announced that by the end of May it is looking to reopen as many locations as it can.