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US Postal Service running 'covert operations program' to monitor Americans' social media posts
While the bulletin justified this surveillance by suggesting that "Parler users have commented about their intent to use the rallies to engage in violence," it admits that "[no] intelligence is available to suggest the legitimacy of these threats."
WATCH: Ontario PC House Leader says Ford doing a 'spectacular job' managing the pandemic
The reporter, unsatisfied with the answer, objected to Calandra's insistence that the pandemic was being handled well.
United States the largest foreign source of COVID infections in Canada
The scientists utilized genetic code to reveal the "family tree" of various virus "sublineages," allowing them to track the geographic spread of the virus over time.
Canada launches its first three Ethereum ETFs
The move comes as the American Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) continues to deliberate on whether to allow cryptocurrency ETFs to launch on their own stock exchanges
Ontario Liberals surge ahead of Ford's Progressive Conservatives in new poll
A poll taken just two weeks earlier found the PCs continuing to maintain a commanding lead over their competitors in the province.
Ontario Science Advisory Table calls for more measures to combat coronavirus
The group called upon the government to close more workplaces, implement paid sick leave for workers, and speed up the vaccine distribution process to essential workers.
Rogers offers credit to customers after Monday wireless outage
Rogers customers across Canada were unable to access the internet, send and receive texts, or make or answer phone calls for several hours on Monday.
Ontario introducing 24/7 vaccinations at some pharmacies
24/7 vaccinations will be offered by some clinics as early as Wednesday.
Ontario Health Minister suggests government may go forward with paid sick days
Elliott's comments appear to contradict remarks made earlier on Tuesday by Labour Minister Monte McNaughton, who said that paid sick leave would only come to Ontario with an expansion of CRSB.
Doug Ford hosting Zoom fundraiser with $1,000 tickets
Ontario Liberal Party leader Stephen Del Duca described the event as "farcical," asking "what planet is that okay on?"
Court upholds most of Quebec secularism law
Bill 21, which passed the Quebec legislature nearly two years ago, prohibits public sector workers from displaying religious symbols while on the job.
WATCH: Burgess Owens tells Senate that comparisons between voter ID laws and Jim Crow are 'absolutely outrageous'
"To call this Jim Crow 2021 is an insult my friends. For those who never lived Jim Crow, we are not in Jim Crow," Owens told the Senate Judiciary Committee.
WATCH: Glenn Greenwald and Tucker Carlson say mainstream media lied 'on purpose' about Officer Sicknick's death
When asked how the media responds to the fact that they disseminated false information, Greenwald said that "they ignore it."
Canadian Museum for Human Rights to host panel event on Uyghur genocide in China
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is a government-funded museum, receiving $29.2 million in taxpayer funding in the 2020-2021 fiscal year
Democrat NYC City Council candidate's campaign manager says Upper West Side is too white and too Jewish
After being criticized by local residents, the campaign defended Mootz, claiming that she herself is Jewish.
