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Ontario sees lowest number of new coronavirus cases in over three months
Today, 111 new cases of coronavirus were reported by Ontario health officials, which is the lowest recorded number since March 25.
BREAKING: Three dead, police officer stabbed, suspect shot in Glasgow
A police officer in Glasgow, Scotland has been stabbed and three others have been killed following a "serious incident" in Glasgow, Scotland.
Trial date still unknown for Canadian prisoners detained in China for 564 days
New pressure has recently been put on the Liberal government to put an end to Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou’s extradition process and release her.
Doug Ford asks homeless to stop tenting in Toronto parks
Toronto continues to see homeless encampments pop up throughout the city in public squares and parks as vulnerable people look for spaces to stay safe.
Sex offender's lawyers file complaint against Edmonton police for issuing public warning
A Police Act complaint has been filed against the EPS by Lawyers representing a man who allegedly kidnaped an eight-year-old girl and sexually assaulted her.
Trump responds to BLM threat to 'burn down the system' if their demands aren’t met
Black Lives Matter leader, Hawk Newsome told Fox News that BLM wants "black liberation and black sovereignty, by any means necessary." Trump called him out for treason.
Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square occupied for sixth day
The number of tents outside city hall continues to grow as Nathan Phillips Square is occupied for the sixth consecutive day.
Peter MacKay endorser signed letter calling for release of Meng Wanzhou
A Peter Mackay endorser is one of the 19 former Canadian officials who signed a recent controversial letter, calling for the release of the Huawei executive.
Multiple Blue Jays players test positive for coronavirus
Toronto shut down its Florida training facility after one of the players displayed symptoms of the virus.
Queen Victoria statue vandalized at Manitoba Legislature
Graffiti control workers were working to clean up the statue on Wednesday morning after someone covered it in white paint.
Senators demand Trudeau place sanctions on China for human rights violations
Senators are calling on Trudeau to sanction Chinese officials due to restricted freedoms in Hong Kong, its treatment of Muslims and the arrests of Canadians.
BREAKING: Ford announces reopening plan for Windsor-Essex
Windsor will begin Stage 2 of the reopening on June 25 along with surrounding municipalities and towns with the exception of Kingsville and Leamington.
Ontario will fully fund nursing homes regardless of lower occupancies
Long-term care facilities are receiving full funding from the province for the remainder of 2020 despite mandated reduced occupancy rates.
Violent mob tears down statue of abolitionist hero, brutally assaults progressive state senator
A progressive and openly gay state senator was attacked by violent Wisconsin rioters on Tuesday outside of the Wisconsin State Capitol even though he said he agreed with them.
EU to bar US travellers from entry despite reopening measures
European Union countries are preparing to restrict entry to Americans, due to the failure of the United States to handle the pandemic.