"Border violence is a serious threat to public safety, and to border agents responsible for national security. This incident is another example of the dangers our officers face every day."
An exasperated Jim Jordan did not hold back on his criticism of Joe Biden.
On the eve of a pandemic election, the NDP's MP for Hamilton Centre, Matthew Green, took to Twitter to celebrate the toppling of a statue of Canada's first Prime Minister
"Put aside all of these issues of concern about liberties and personal liberties and realize we have a common enemy and that common enemy is the virus."
"It's been the number one issue for our law firm for the last few days I'm getting emails, I'm getting messages on my Facebook, we're getting phone calls. It's been absolutely nuts. Three or four calls an hour."
Before dropping the writ to signal a federal election, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the unfolding events in Afghanistan.
A spokesperson for the Taliban said they entered the capital seeking a "peaceful surrender." The fighters entering into Kabul were reportedly not armed.
Abacus Data reported in a new poll Thursday that if an election were held now, the Liberals would be in majority territory with 37 percent of the vote.
Ticket purchasers received an email clarifying that fans under 12 must also take a COVID diagnostic test within 48 hours of the event and provide a negative test result.
A Quebec man allegedly offered a nurse hundreds of dollars to fake his proof of vaccination. The nurse refused and called security.
One man was stabbed by an Antifa militant, prompting dozens of protesters to retaliate.
The District Judge ruled that the Biden Administration "failed to consider several critical factors" before terminating the policy in June 2021.
Hamilton police reported an individual scaling the statue and the statue falling shortly after. No arrests have been made.
Smith writes, "I believe in standing up for the rights of all minorities, including those of the unvaccinated – be it for medical, religious or personal reasons."
The FDA amended its Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, allowing for a third booster dose "in certain immunocompromised individuals."