Elie M. Cantin-Nantel
Ottawa business owners protest reimposed lockdown, say they can safely reopen
A rally was organized by OpenSafe Ottawa, an organization calling for the safe reopening of businesses affected by Ontario’s Stage 2 lockdown.
UPDATE: Victim identified in deadly LCBO shooting as 21-year-old man—suspect charged with murder
20-year-old Michael Roberts has been charged with first degree murder. The victim and the suspect did not know one another.
Le Chateau to close its doors for good
A Quebec court will hear Le Chateau’s application under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act later today.
Toronto will not fine trick or treaters, determine it 'isn't a crime'
The city of Toronto has said that it will not fine trick or treaters on Halloween, stating that “Trick-or-treating isn’t a crime”
Images of man wanted in Toronto subway sexual assault case released by police
According to police, the suspect was wearing black shoes or boots, light blue jeans, and a dark button-down shirt.
Canada rejects Chinese warning against granting asylum to Hong Kong protesters
Canadian Foreign Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said that Cong’s comments were "totally unacceptable and disturbing."
'Lives are on the line,' says Ontario gym owner who started petition to declare gyms essential
There is clear evidence mental health crisis has gotten worse as a result of COVID-19 lockdowns, and gym owners like Christison are seeing this first hand.
Settlement for former senator’s harassment claims will cost taxpayers $528,000
The base annual salary of a senator was $150,600 in 2019. and members may receive additional salaries in right of other offices they hold.
Alleged cocaine traffickers kidnap NY grandparents, hold them for $3.5 million ransom in Canada
The Quebec provincial police found the couple in a home in Magog, QC, after tracking down the cellphone used by the suspects.
Poll: 67 percent of Canadians worry about Trudeau's spending
A new poll conducted by Maru/Blue, which surveyed 1,515 Canadians, found that 67 percent of respondents were concerned about the growing deficit, and believed that it was time for the Trudeau government to reduce spending.
Leftist 'TikTok teens' gave $16,000 to GOP after campaign outsmarted their attempted sabotage
Despite the TikTok trolls, the October 3 Staten Island "Triumph" event was a great success, with an attendance of over 2,500 supporters of president and the GOP.
Ontario woman who murdered two-year-old granted day parole
The Parole Board of Canada decided to grant her parole on September 17, citing her "positive progress."
Trudeau and Ford to spend $250 million for production of electric vehicles at Ford's Oakville plant
The announcement will be made later today by both Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Doug Ford at a joint press conference.
COVID tests in Ontario will be appointment-only starting today
The announcement was made last week by Premier Doug Ford, as Ontario prepares to adapt its 155 assessment centres for the winter months.
COVID cases rise across Canada, but deaths nowhere near levels of first wave
However, doctors and politicians are saying that the low death rate may be no more if numbers keep soaring the way they have been in the last few weeks.
