C.G. Jones
C.G. Jones is an American journalist and fiction writer. MFA Minnesota State University, BA University of Alabama. He has words in The Post Millennial, The Debrief, Countere Magazine, inter alia. Novel: Project: Sleepless Dream. On Twitter: @Heterodoxica.
Chinese scientist who was making breakthrough on coronavirus in US shot dead in 'murder-suicide'
Bing Liu, 37, a research assistant professor, was shot to death Saturday in his suburban Pittsburgh home. It is reported that he knew his killer, a man who walked to his car afterward and killed himself.
Salon owner jailed and fined for reopening her business
“I have no choice. I need to feed my family, and my stylists could not feed their families,” Luther said.
Ontario's top doc won't stop cottagers from travelling north despite risk of $5,000 daily fine
Ontario's leading doctor will not ban cottagers from traveling north to their property, but the risk comes with a heavy fine.
Poll shows Americans have more faith in Canada than they do in themselves
Among those living in the US, just over 72 percent said they trusted Canadians, compared to 70 percent who expressed trust in their fellow citizens.
US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer launched human trials for coronavirus vaccine
Pfizer announced Tuesday that it has officially begun human testing of an experimental vaccine in an effort to combat the coronavirus.
BC man dies after life-saving surgery was cancelled due to coronavirus
Hospital protocols have come under fire after a man dies waiting for a crucial surgery that was cancelled due to Covid-19.
WATCH: NYPD officer slams a man to the ground for not socially distancing
A New York City police officer was captured on video Saturday threatening a man with a taser before violently dragging him to the ground over social distancing violations.
Ferries' decrease in ticket sales could lead to reduction in services
Marine Atlantic has seen a massive decrease in ticket sales due to the coronavirus, which may lead to a formidable financial crunch that could lead to ticket increases or a substantial reduction in services.
China cracks down on coronavirus information written in Morse code and Klingon
Social media users in China who noticed censors had deleted articles and messages that criticized communist China’s handling of the coronavirus recreated messages in Morse code, but they were still deleted.
Quebec may send asymptomatic healthcare workers back to work
On Thursday, the Center University of Health and Social Services (CIUSS) of the East-of-Montreal sent an order to its employees, entitled “Update on isolation and return measures at job.”
Privacy at stake as Canadian tracing apps introduced by provinces
New Brunswick, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Newfoundland and Labrador are among the first provinces looking to introduce contact tracing apps.
Freddy McConnell will retain status as child's 'mother' despite bid to be named 'father'
A transgender man who gave birth to a child has lost a legal battle to be registered on the child’s birth certificate as the father instead of the mother.
Five myths about firearms promoted by the Trudeau government
The Trudeau government has passed a government order that bans a whole series of firearms that are currently legal in Canada without bringing it to parliament or having a debate on the issue.
Taiwan ramps up bid to join WHO with boost from Australia
Australia will offer full support in Taiwan’s return to the WHO. This comes after the WHO suppressed information on Taiwan’s coronavirus prevention efforts.
Anti-lockdown protestors occupy Michigan statehouse
Anti-lockdown protestors in Michigan flooded into the Capitol building, and demanded access to the House floor Thursday afternoon.