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US accidentally sends out coronavirus payments to 1.1 million dead Americans
COVID-19 stimulus payments were sent out to over a million Americans who had already died, according to NBC News, totalling in US $1.4 billion.
China implies that Meng's release could trigger Spavor and Kovrig's safe return home
A spokesman for China has suggested if Canada releases Meng back to China, they may release the two detained Canadians in return.
Passenger refused to wear face mask on plane—faces $5,000 fine
A passenger on a plane that was headed from Vancouver to Manitoba is being investigated by RCMP after he refused to wear a face mask while on board.
Crown drops charges against Chief Adam in RCMP altercation
All charges have been dropped against Chief Allan Adam of Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation that were laid following an arrest that took place on March 10.
BREAKING: Trudeau government loses its AAA credit rating
Fitch Ratings, an American credit rating agency, just stripped Canada of its AAA rating and downgraded it to AA+.
BREAKING: Ford extends Ontario's state of emergency to July 15, hopeful this will be final extension
Ontario Premier Doug Ford will extend the province's state of Emergency to July 15.
Former senator’s sexual harassment victims to be compensated with taxpayer dollars
The sexual harassment investigation of former senator Don Meredith has led to compensation for his ex-staff that will be paid for by Canadian taxpayers.
Canadian legions face permanent closure from lack of funding amid pandemic
The pandemic has brought bad news for many people, businesses and organizations and the latest appears to be the Royal Canadian Legion halls across the country.
Toronto and GTA shopping malls to be reopened on June 24
As Toronto's enters Stage 2 of Ontario's regional approach to reopening the province, shopping malls in will also reopen as of June 24.
Petition launched to have Sgt. Tommy Prince be the face of the new five-dollar bill
Sergeant Prince was decorated with eleven medals before his death, making him the most decorated Indigenous war veteran in Canada.
Tina Fey urges NBC to pull four episodes of '30 Rock' due to blackface
Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, the creators of the TV comedy 30 Rock have asked their network NBC to remove four of the series episodes due to blackface.
CERB payments extended by eight weeks, will cost taxpayers another $17.9 BILLION
Parliamentary budget officer Yves Giroux estimates that extending the CERB by an additional eight weeks will cost the federal government $17.9 billion.
Trudeau Liberals extend timeframe for employers to reinstate workers laid-off due to coronavirus
The federal government is giving employers additional time to recall their former employees who were laid off at the beginning of the pandemic.
Fugitive on the loose in Timmins, Ontario deemed 'dangerous' by police
Timmins Police are asking residents in the area to stay at home while they attempt to track down a fugitive that they deem to be 'dangerous'.
Ontario woman charged with impaired driving while on parole from fatal hit and run
In Richmond Hill, a woman who was previously charged with the murder of a cyclist while driving impaired was charged again, driving under in the influence.
