On Sunday, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the embattled director of the World Health Organization, thanked Canada for its continued support.
Police tweeted that the man had been arrested at 11:40 am, giving no details on the arrest.
A man is be scheduled to appear in court after stealing his own gold coloured truck in an attempt to get an insurance settlement.
Seniors are one of the populations most affected by coronavirus and now they are also the target of scammers preying on people while they are vulnerable.
In Toronto, people are putting out tables of groceries for people to pick up for free, according to Blog TO.
Canadian Armed Forces members who have medical training are being dispatched to long-term care homes in Quebec.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced help for the education sector today. "We're purchasing iPads with free wireless data for families that need it," Ford said.
All of this for a country and government which Trudeau has shown admiration for, praising the country's "basic dictatorship."
The funding will go towards those working in carts, culture, and sports sector, the prime minister said.
China's ambassador to Canada made a teary-eyed plea to Canadians yesterday, telling the nation that the pandemic was not China's fault.
Trudeau announced that the government will put $1.7 billion towards cleaning up orphan and inactive wells in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan.
Justin Trudeau's second home Harrington Lake where he spends summers with his family is undergoing $8.6 million in taxpayer-funded renovations.
Canada has run a trade deficit with China since 1992, with the deficit breaking a record $50 billion last year.
While waging war against COVID-19, politicians in Alberta are not being truthful about their unconstitutional power grab during a public health emergency.
The coronavirus-fulled economic collapse that has plagued (and will plague) Canada is far worse than feared.