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Signs that read “White Lives Don’t Matter” and “Racism against whites doesn’t exist” have appeared all over Kitchener/Waterloo.
Conservative leadership candidates attacked Trudeau, including Erin O’Toole saying that an empty building in Calgary should be renamed the “Trudeau Tower.”
Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Theresa Tam said the coronavirus will be impossible to contain if the virus were to continue spreading internationally.
Justin Bieber has now had seven Billboard No. 1 albums in a row making him the youngest solo artist to do so at 25.
The deputy health minister of Iran announced that he has been infected with coronavirus and isolated himself after experiencing a fever. Iraj Harirchi posted the news via a video on his social media.
Statistics Canada has revealed the number of Canadians living below the poverty in, according to 2018’s tax return figures.
Toronto area GO Trains have been halted after protestors were cleared from weeks-long rail blockades near Belleville, Ontario.
Amber Heard is cancelled. She has been bombarded by endless hate ever since leaks of the actress’s admission of abuse against Johnny Depp were released
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced his plan to table what will be “Bill Number One” of the next session of Alberta’s next legislation.
As the number of coronavirus cases rises in Canada the country is preparing for a possible pandemic. The outbreak has been declared a public health emergency
A 4-1 decision in the Court of Appeal of Alberta has found the Trudeau’government Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act unconstitutional.
British Columbia has recorded it’s seven case of coronavirus. The paitent had been in close contact with the 6th paitent with coronavirus.
Kobe Bryant’s wife filed a lawsuit against the company that owned the helicopter that crashed and killed her husband and daughter
A man in Regina has been charged after allegedly placing two cameras in the women’s bathroom of a Tim Hortons on Rochdale Boulevard.
Some grocery stores are beginning to feel the burden of Canada’s rail blockades, which have brought the country to nearly a full stoppage for weeks.