When Ford was asked about the performance of US President Donald Trump, Ford said that he "honestly, don't have time to watch the news," saying that he was busy doing his best to protect the people of Ontario.
Conservative leadership candidate Peter MacKay is continuing to confuse people on social media, uploading a photo of himself drinking milk.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave a lengthy pause when asked about President Donald Trump.
A woman from Toronto, accused of smuggling 25 firearms from the U.S. in the gas tank of her SUV was released on bail after concerns of coronavirus risks.
Industry Committee pledged yesterday to review rules relating to the sale of Canadian energy companies.
Unifor, a union which represents over 12,000 media workers Canada-wide, was chosen to select which news outlets would be worthy of receiving government cash earlier last year.
Trudeau, who was clearly battling a slight case of the hiccups, told Canadians that more information would be given later on racial injustice, before telling Canadians that the plan to reopen provinces and territories depended on the state of each location's epidemic.
“It’s hard to be convinced,” Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux said in a statement. “I have faith they do exist, but I don’t have proof that they exist.”
A reporting error has led to hundreds of COVID-19 positive cases from one lab not being not being relayed to 12 different local public health agencies.
A Trans Mountain project to build a pipeline to move oil from Edmonton to Burnaby, B.C. has reached a "key milestone" as construction has begun in Kamloops.
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against another Ontario nursing home alleging negligence over the way it handled the coronavirus pandemic.
Doug Ford has extended the province's state of emergency as other provinces begin to loosen their lockdown restrictions.
Tam's medical advise has been criticized by Canadians for either being incorrect, or lagging behind information being used by other countries.
Premier Doug Ford spoke on the anti-racism protests engulfing North America, while also introducing an electricity bill relief program.
It is legitimate to protest in solidarity with our neighbours to the south, but it is not acceptable for white antifa members to throw stones at black, Montreal cops in the name of racial equality.