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Ford tells residents of Ontario to celebrate Canada Day responsibly, respect others in a 'Canadian way'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has asked residents of the province to celebrate July 1 in a responsible manner and to continue to adhere to public health advice.
Winnipeg man shot, hit by car on Canada Day
A man was shot and then hit by a car early Wednesday morning, on Canada Day in Winnipeg, police are now investigating what happened.
Toronto nightclub charged for having indoor party of 150 people
A nightclub in Toronto located on King West has been charged for throwing an indoor party that had as many as 150 people which violates the emergency orders.
Canadian activists seek to change names of 'racist' and 'sexist' mountains
The names of several hiking trails in Alberta are being looked into as some members of Alberta's climbing community want them to be changed.
City of Regina puts TRIGGER WARNING on statue of Sir John A. Macdonald—just in time for Canada Day
A statue of Sir John A. MacDonald in Regina's Victoria Park has become the subject of debate, prompting the City of Regina to place a plaque with a "trigger warning" on it.
Eastern Ontario region to require face masks for all indoor spaces
The Eastern Ontario Health Unit's medical officer said that face masks will be mandatory in all indoor public spaces in the coming week.
Brampton carjacking investigation results in police shooting
A 24-year-old man was shot by police on Tuesday evening in Brampton, causing the Special Investigation Unit to launch an investigation into what happened.
Murder charge follows Toronto stabbing
Connor Madison has been charged with the murder of Stephon Anton Knights-Roberts, after he is alleged to have stabbed him last week in Toronto.
South Dakota will not limit attendance at July 4th Mount Rushmore celebration
Governor Kristi Noem does not plan to implement physical distancing measures for the upcoming celebration at the Mount Rushmore monument for America's Independence Day.
Alberta appoints first-ever Muslim lieutenant governor
Alberta elected its first Muslim lieutenant governor on Tuesday, making both provincial and national history as Canada's first Muslim to hold that position.
79 percent of Albertan Safeway employees have voted in favour of a strike
Employees of Alberta Safeway are discussing a possible strike action regarding their contract negotiations with Sobeys, according to CTV News.
Ontario reports 157 new coronavirus cases and seven new deaths
As of Tuesday, the province of Ontario reported 157 new cases of COVID-19 and seven additional deaths, according to Global News.
WATCH: Family saves bear cub swimming with plastic tub stuck on its head
A bear cub was spotted swimming with a plastic container stuck on its head, and a family pulled up beside it in their boat to help the bear out.
Mayor of Amaranth, Ontario refuses to fly LGBT flag, petition launched for his resignation
The mayor of Amaranth, Ontario, has refused to fly a pride flag which has led to a petition being launched to have him resign, according to Metro Weekly.
City of Toronto issues reminder that alcohol is not permitted in parks or on beaches
Torontonians will be flocking to the parks for Canada Day on Wednesday however this City of Toronto has issued a reminder that alcohol is prohibited.
