Noah David Alter
Twitter suspends Trump campaign 19 days before election and flags links to official House GOP account as 'unsafe'
The account, which normally updates around the clock, has not made any updates in 13 hours.
Police: Missing Toronto man may be 'dangerous' to himself and others
Police believe that he may be potentially dangerous to the public, and advise those who see him to not approach him but to immediately contact 911.
Teen forced out of online class for refusing to take down Trump banner
A New Jersey teen says he was kicked out of his online chemistry class after he refused his teacher's demand to take down a banner expressing support for President Donald Trump.
Poll: Canadians say coronavirus vaccination should be voluntary
The poll showed that 39% of Canadians believe that the hypothetical Covid-19 vaccine should be mandatory, while 54% believe it should be administered voluntarily.
Netherlands expected to legalize euthanasia for children under 12
Existing laws allow those with terminal illnesses over the age of 16 to consent to assisted suicide, and allows 12-to-16-year-olds to do so with the additional "consent" of their parents.
Liberal MP who posted racist tweets now lecturing Canadians on racism and discrimination
“Why do I assume every skinny aboriginal girl is on crystal meth or pills?” inquired Battiste in a 2012 tweet.
Facebook announces ban on holocaust denial
However, the policy change has not completely relieved Facebook of criticism, with many arguing that the policy change is too little, too late.
Alberta to cut 9,700 jobs from health service in cost-cutting measure
Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro has stated that while the government is cutting these jobs, they are not disappearing and will largely be outsourced to the private sector
Trudeau Liberals dish out $186 MILLION in first year of electric car rebate strategy
60,000 Canadians have received rebates for electric car purchases under the program, which was budgeted at $300 million.
First Nations protestors continue blockades despite injunction
Protesters claim their constitutional right to hunt within their territory is being violated by individuals who are merely granted the privilege to do so by the government.
One arrested in Ontario Roman candle assault, suspect could face life imprisonment
The other suspect, who was holding and aiming the fireworks, has not yet been identified.
RCMP bans pro-police 'thin blue line' symbols; officers push back
Critics of the "thin blue line" symbolism have suggested that it is divisive and out-of-touch with how many communities feel about police
National Post newsroom votes for unionization with Unifor
The new collective agreement comes amid the announcement of 80 layoffs by Postmedia in April and another 40 in May.
Ontario collision involving horse and buggy leaves one child dead, one in critical condition
The crash also left a 9-year-old child critically injured, who was airlifted to a hospital in nearby London for treatment.
Ford announces new COVID restrictions in Ontario as cases surge
The restrictions come into effect at 12:01 am on Saturday, October 10th.