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Indigenous appeal of Trans Mountain pipeline approval dismissed by Supreme court
The Supreme Court Of Canada has dismissed a new appeal from First Nations in British Columbia over the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Three children killed, others injured in tractor accident south of Montreal
A tractor accident took place on Wednesday, killing three children and injuring three more in a town south of Montreal.
Vehicle with Alberta license plates crashes into Vancouver supermarket on Canada day
According to police, a SUV ran into the Fresh Street Market located at Howe Street and Pacific Street. The incident took place at about 3:30 a.m.
Trudeau government extends foreign travel ban to July 31
The current travel ban on most foreign travellers has been extended by the Trudeau government until July 31.
Air Canada to discontinue 30 routes throughout the country
Air Canada will be closing eight stations around the country and is discontinuing service on 30 of its domestic routes
Epidemiologist calls Trudeau's top doctor's coronavirus models 'unscientific rubbish'
Dr. Theresa Tam, the Chief Public Health Officer said yesterday that coronavirus will be contracted by less than one in ten Canadian residents.
Toronto mayor to support bylaw making masks mandatory indoors
The top public health official in Toronto is now suggesting that city council approve a bylaw making masks mandatory for residents in “indoor public spaces.”
Liberal government provided Trudeau's favourite charity with multiple sole-sourced contracts
The federal government has supplied WE charity—a charity with connections to the Trudeau family—a number of sole-sourced contracts in recent years.
Trudeau doubles down on putting his favourite charity in charge of $900 MILLION program
Trudeau defended choosing WE Charity as the organization in charge of the federal student aid program after receiving backlash due to conflict-of-interest.
Armed St. Louis couple who defended their home from angry mob speaks out
"This is all private property. There are no public sidewalks or public streets. We were told that we would be killed, our home burned and our dog killed. We were all alone facing an angry mob."
Two police officers shot at traffic stop, manhunt underway in Tulsa
A manhunt is currently in progress in Tulsa, Oklahoma following the shooting of two Tulsa police officers on Monday morning.
Detroit police officer drives SUV into group of protestors
A Detroit police officer was caught on video driving into a group of Black Lives Matter protestors on Sunday night.
China announces plans to restrict Americans' travel over Hong Kong dispute
China said it would be imposing visa restrictions on US residents as an act of retaliation against the country’s moves to discipline Hong Kong officials.
Joe Biden says he would force Americans to wear masks in public
In a new interview, Former Vice President Joe Biden said he would make wearing masks in public mandatory for all Americans if he is elected president.
Microsoft to close all stores in Canada for good
Microsoft announced that it will be closing almost all of the company's physical stores throughout the world.