Every once in a while, in a sea of negative news, something positive emerges – thanks to Constable Wendy Cormier of the Truro Police Service in Nova Scotia, yesterday was one of those days.
A video and images from a Mother’s Day Drag Brunch allegedly depict Toronto Mayor John Tory stuffing five dollar bills into the underwear of drag performers.
Last week, the Crown dropped its prosecution of breach of trust charges against the former Vice-Admiral of the Royal Canadian Navy, who was second in command of the Canadian Forces before being suspended in 2017.
Investigators say once they arrived at the scene and found the source of the fire, they were shocked to find one man barricaded inside the unit, not cooperating, and armed with weapons.
Investigators arrived at the scene, and after some questioning learned that the boy made the call after getting upset with his parents for making get off the internet to wash dishes.
A Saskatchewan man ripped down and burned a Nazi flag that has been hanging on the roof of a house in the village of Kelliher.
Event attendees had to face about 100 protestors holding signs with slogans such as “Transphobes Kill” and “Support our Trans Sisters or F*ck Off” before entering the venue.
Notably, this sentiment held true across both first generation Canadians and third plus generation Canadians, with the 63% of the former and 68% of the latter agreeing that immigrants were not doing enough to adopt Canadian values.
You can now view a live stream of one of Canada’s most endangered species.
Health Canada has recalled 6930 dresser chests.
A detailed research report by the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) titled “The Cumulative Impact of Harmful Policies” indicates that if a federal carbon tax were to be implemented in Alberta, the province will end up paying 50 per cent more than Quebec.
“We currently have a vice-chief of defence staff and he will remain in place,” said Sajjan.
A 16-month-old infant boy has died after being left in an overheated car on Thursday in Burnaby
According to public weather alerts by Environment Canada parts of Ontario could be facing low-pressure systems as well as rain or frost in various communities.
“It has been 500 days since you have promised the community, your government has promised the community. People continue to be sick and die from mercury poisoning.