Belly Mujinga was alongside a coworker when someone coughed and spat at them telling them he had coronavirus.
The World Health Organization claims it cannot invite Taiwan because of “divergent views” after China says it "deplores and opposes" inclusion of Taipei.
The recent incident involving a woman who was handcuffed while dressed up as a stormtrooper will now be investigated by the ASIRT.
Senator Rand Paul took Dr. Anthony Fauci to task over the reality and future of the novel coronavirus.
Civil servants who have had to deal with the pandemic EI applications have been told to ignore cases of fraud.
The taxpayer-funded CBC has said that they were unaware of the payments made to Prof. Mathen.
Ontario’s deficit is expected to quadruple in 2020-2021 due to the partial economic shutdown associated with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.
Seniors are not generally in a situation where they have lost their income, but they are facing additional costs," said Trudeau on whether or not the one-time $300 dollars was enough.
As Arbery was not committing a crime at the time he was confronted and killed and therefore, the citizen's arrest law appears to be inapplicable.
A vaccine for the coronavirus developed by a group of Chinese researchers has reached the human trial stage in China, and researchers hope to bring the testing to Canada, too, according to a recent statement by the National Research Council of Canada.
Members of Parliament were horrified with Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault on Monday night when he failed to define what Western heritage was.
Security cameras at the North County Correctional Facility show inmates passing around containers of water, taking turns drinking, and breathing into a single mask.
Elected Wet’suwet’en chiefs are calling on Carolyn Bennett—the Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister—to resign immediately.
The Trudeau government will be providing a one-time, tax free payment of $300 to seniors eligible for Old Age Security, and a further $200 for seniors eligible for the Guaranteed Income Supplement.
As lockdowns continue to remain in place, a new survey suggests that over half of all Canadians find it stressful to venture out in public.