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Catching up with an old friend who is sheltering-in-place on an Army base in Fort Rucker, Alabama.
Justin Trudeau's government is choosing to not postpone a 50 percent carbon tax increase, despite the ongoing economic strife of the coronavirus pandemic
As hospitals in North America are either overwhelmed or on the brink of it, pregnant women are taking note of the shortage of facilities and trying to make alternative birth plans.
Premier Doug Ford to announce lower rates for the province with Energy Minister Greg Rickford. The lower hydro rates will continue for 45 days.
The old adage tells us from crisis comes opportunity. Allowing off-sales would save many bar and restaurants from insolvency during these unprecedented times.
For the parents of the 1.1 million school children in New York City, home school has officially begun this week. But is it feasible?
A new program has been created to support employees who work for grocery store chain Sobey's, as they continue to work throughout the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Washington State Governor Jay Inslee issues stay-at-home order, joins growing number of states. Offers poetry, but no timeline for expiration of the order.
What matters to the journalism world is not that the couple poisoned themselves by drinking an anti-parasitic fish medicine, but the opportunity to bash Trump.
Major Conservative Party voices have come forward to condemn the Trudeau government's plan to grant emergency powers to Finance Minister Bill Morneau.
Despite the coronavirus outbreak, or maybe in spite of it, Peter MacKay has called not for a delay in Conservative Party elections, but a speeding up of the process.
Andrew Scheer made it clear Monday night that he plans to fight back against the Trudeau government's plan to implement emergency powers to tax and spend without parliamentary approval.
If this proposed bill passes and the Emergency Measures Act is also invoked—the federal Liberals will have complete and total control over Canadian life.
The Trudeau government will be introducing extensive emergency powers to Finance Minister Bill Morneau to tax and spend without any parliamentary approval. The legislation will be introduced Tuesday.
On Monday, Senate Democrats blocked a vote that would have advanced a $1.8 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package to a full upper chamber vote.