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Man pronounced dead after Mississauga shooting
A man was pronounced dead following a shooting on Friday morning in a Mississauga hotel parking lot.
Minneapolis City Council votes to replace police with 'community-led model'
A resolution to replace the police department with a community-led public safety system was unanimously passed by the Minneapolis City Council.
Ford government to allow social circles of up to 10 people
The Ontario government is now allowing residents to create their own social circles and has released guidelines on how to do so.
Loblaw to end pandemic pay for frontline workers, sparking union anger
Loblaw announced today that it will be ending the $2 per hour pay bump put in place for employees amid the pandemic and Unifor is expressing its disapproval.
Toronto police officer and nine others charged in underage human-trafficking investigation
Ten men, including an officer are being charged in connection with an investigation into underage human-trafficking, say Toronto police.
Seattle mayor says armed occupation of her city may turn into 'summer of love'
Durkan compared the area to a “block party atmosphere” and when asked how long the area could look as it does she said, “We could have the Summer of Love.”
UCP Minister barred from speaking at Black Lives Matter event
Kaycee Madu, Alberta’s Minister of Affairs was barred from speaking in Edmonton at an anti-racism protest held by Black Lives Matter.
BC sees highest number of opioid deaths in May
May saw the highest monthly total of drug overdose deaths ever recorded, with 170 suspected toxic drug deaths in BC that month.
Berklee College apologizes for allowing police to use its bathrooms
Berklee College of Music in Boston has apologized after it allowed members of the Boston Police to use its bathrooms.
Canadian Tire employee allegedly steals 67 barbecues then sells them back to Canadian Tire
A Canadian Tire employee in Sherbrooke admitted to stealing over $100,000 in equipment before turning around and selling to the exact store he stole it from.
Police budgets being reviewed in Vancouver, Edmonton, and Victoria
Politicians in several of Canada’s major cities are agreeing to listen to protestors and activists calls for a response to police brutality and racism.
NDP start petition to defund police
The petition states that while Toronto police cost over $1 billion, the money is needed in other areas such as schools, homelessness and social housing.
Harvard study indicates coronavirus present in China as early as August, CCP denies the claim
Beijing is calling a new Harvard Medical School study “ridiculous” after it suggested coronavirus may have been circulating in China as early as August.
POLL: 76 percent of Canadians want pause on immigration
Most Canadians want to put a hold on immigration and close borders until the threat of COVID-19 has passed and the economy recovers, according to a new poll.
Gunfire leaves two injured at memorial for Toronto rapper Houdini
Gunfire broke out on Tuesday night during a memorial for a deceased Toronto rapper and resulted in injuries to two men. (Photo: Twitter)