Sam Edwards
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Petition against Trudeau government's firearm ban becomes biggest in Canadian history
An online petition against the Order in Council decision which banned over 1,500 firearms has now become the most signed official petition in Canadian history.
Emergency Ford government order tries to save long-term care home residents
A new emergency order has been adopted by the Ford government allowing it to designate a manager to overlook the coronavirus response at long-term care homes.
Dogs rescued from meat farm in South Korea to be adopted by Canadian shelters
The Humane Society rescued over 70 dogs from a South Korean meat farm and will be sending them to Canadian and US shelters for adoption.
Vancouver transit police looking for suspect involved in violent attack on bus
After a man violently attacked a woman on a bus, Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking for help from the public to identify the suspect.
BC health officials believe it is still too early to reopen border with US
Top health officials in British Columbia believe it’s still too early to reopen the United States Border as the province plans the reopening of its economy.
Railway worker dies of coronavirus after being spat on
Belly Mujinga was alongside a coworker when someone coughed and spat at them telling them he had coronavirus.
WHO sides with China in refusal to invite Taiwan to annual summit
The World Health Organization claims it cannot invite Taiwan because of “divergent views” after China says it "deplores and opposes" inclusion of Taipei.
Wet'suwet'en elected chiefs calling for resignation of Liberal Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister
Elected Wet’suwet’en chiefs are calling on Carolyn Bennett—the Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister—to resign immediately.
Sewage being tested for coronavirus in 8 countries—but not Canada
Sewage testing may be a much quicker and more accurate way to find out coronavirus information but Canada has yet to use the technique.
Students 'bored' and 'unmotivated' due to remote learning
The Angus Reid Institute surveyed kids aged 10 to 17 and found that 71 percent used “bored” to describe a way they’ve been feeling in recent weeks.
Toronto police seize almost $8 million in pure cocaine
Police have taken down cocaine distributors that they referred to as a "sophisticated crime group.” The group was holding on to 61 kilograms of pure cocaine.
No new information found on missing Nova Scotia boy, search enters sixth day
Search teams still have not been able to locate a missing three-year-old boy who was last seen in his grandmother’s backyard in Truro, N.S.
Premier Ford will ask for Ontario state of emergency extension to May 31
Premier Doug Ford will be asking the Ontario Legislature for the provincial state of emergency to be extended until May 31.
Ontario retail stores with street entrances reopening for curbside pickup, delivery today
Stores can now provide curbside pickup as well as delivery, which Ford said will help thousands return to work.
Man allegedly buries paralyzed mother alive—victim saved 3 days later
Police have charged a man with attempted murder in northern China after he allegedly brought his paralyzed mother to an abandoned grave and buried her.