Brendan Boucher
Brendan is a university student based in Ottawa you can follow him on twitter @Boucher70.
Two-year-old boy abandoned by human traffickers near US-Mexico border
A two-year-old boy was discovered shirtless on the side of the road, apparently abandoned by the human traffickers taking him to the United States.
EU to add Canada and 10 other countries to list of approved non-essential travel states
The EU has voted to allow non-essential from 11 countries including Canada and the world continues to reopen.
Catholic church north of Edmonton destroyed by fire in the middle of the night
Fire crews were called to a fire at the church at 3am and by the time they got there the entire building was engulfed.
Gas prices hit 7-year high as high travel volumes and shortages plague the US
Gas prices are at their highest since 2014 as millions of Americans are set to hit the road for the 4th of July weekend.
Trudeau Liberals say all new cars sold in Canada after 2035 will be electric
The Trudeau Liberals have moved the target for all passenger vehicles being zero-emissions vehicles from 2040 to 2035.
Ford government commits $300,000 to combat Islamophobia in schools
Education Minister Stephen Lecce has announced $300,000 in funding for Ontario schools to fight Islamophobia by creating resources for students, parents an teachers. A portion of the funding will also go to National Council of Canadian Muslims to help Muslim newcomers immigrate to Canadian society.
Man faces charges after threatening to blow up McDonald's when they forgot his dipping sauce
Robert Golwitzer Jr. of Ankeny, Iowa is facing felony charges after he told a local McDonald's that he hopes they blow up after they forgot his nugget sauce.
White House deflects when asked about allegations that NSA is spying on Tucker Carlson
In a media briefing on Air Force One, Press Secretary Jen Psaki fielded a question from a reporter about allegations laid out on Monday night by Tucker Carlson that the NSA is spying on him.
Alberta pastor found in contempt of court, another has jail sentence extended for holding worship services
Pastors Artur Pawlowski and Tim Stephens both continue to be in the grips of a fight with Alberta Public Health after they chose to hold worship services during lockdown.
WATCH: Trudeau demands Pope fly to Canada to apologize for church's role in residential schools
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau demanded last week that the Holy Father come to Canada to apologize for the remains of children found at a residential school in Saskatchewan.
Swastika stickers found on Goldman Sachs building, police investigating
The New York City Police Department (NYPD) is investigating after stickers showing the Israeli flag emboldened with swastikas appeared on the Goldman Sachs building Friday night.
Building inspector was on Surfside condo's roof hours before collapse
A building inspector was on the Surfside condo's roof just 14 hours before the fatal collapse to check the replacement of window washer anchors.
UK health secretary resigns after violating own COVID-19 rules during work affair with aide
UK health secretary Matt Hancock has resigned from the British health minister position after the married politician was caught breaching COVID-19 regulations while pictured kissing an aide whom he's having an affair with.
NYPD opens hate crime investigation into vandalism of George Floyd statue at de Blasio's orders
Police say the statue was defaced with the website of "Patriot Front" spray painted in black across its face.
Loudoun County School Board chair accuses parents objecting to CRT of pushing 'dog-whistle politics'
Loudoun County School Board Chair Brenda Sheridan said that opponents are engaging in racist dog-whistles after refusing to back down from radical equity training.
