"I'm focused on humanity... I'm deeply concerned by the situation," said Mark Carney, before time ran out on Poilievre's round of questioning.
Roughly 30,000 Canadians will be able to keep their Canada Emergency response Payments totaling $240 million due to unclear information given by the government.
A 14-year-old girl was attacked when a group of eight people stormed into a Southern Guilford High School classroom on Tuesday.
Cherry Smiley has filed a $1.25M lawsuit, naming the Pierre Elliot Trudeau Foundation as the defendant, in connection with sexual harassment allegations, and pressure from the foundation to sign an NDA.
Canadian war hero and Nobel Laureate Frederick Banting has been taken off of a coin minted by the Royal Canadian Mint and been replaced with lab equipment.
Rep. Guy Reschentaler (R-PA) commented on Thursday that White House infections disease chief Dr. Anthony Fauci has been "wrong over and over again", amid growing calls for his removal.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is facing scrutiny for undercounted COVID-19 death toll numbers in long-term care facilities that are proving to be far higher than previously calculated.
The Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office has filed charges against four out of the five suspects arrested when hundreds of Antifa rioted in downtown Portland for the anniversary of George Floyd’s death.
"I think probably the biggest mistake, tragedy is locking these kids out of school. They're not following science. This is politics and ideology and quite frankly it's a disgrace," he said.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivered a formal apology in the House of Commons on Thursday for the internment of Italian Canadians during the Second World War.
Officers say the man, identified as Adam Khan of Brampton, was identified by the Internet Child Exploitation Unit some time in January 2021.
Antonio Brown, whose Mercedes coupe was stolen by children on Wednesday, is running his mayoral campaign on a platform of "reimagining public safety."
"If the officers refuse, they will have to refuse a direct order, which then constitutes punishment ranging from suspension to … also no surprise, firing," said a source within the Seattle Police Department.
"Never did I think I would get elected to Congress and have my colleagues supporting terrorism…inside the halls of Congress."
"I would read stories about the peaceful protests. I go, ‘Well, part of it was peaceful.’ But I was standing 20 feet away from a hail of rocks. I was looking right at them hail down, feet from me."