There have been reports in Canada of cars with out-of-country plates being scratched with keys, and drivers being tailgated and harassed due to their licence plates.
This marks the first time that the new national security law was used against the press.
The drop in Ontario coronavirus cases actually isn’t a drop, but rather a data correction. Toronto Public Health had apparently been recording cases twice.
Police are currently searching for a man in Langhorne, Pennsylvania who allegedly punched a 17-year-old employee of Sesame Place after he was asked by the employee to wear a mask on Sunday.
A young boy is dead following a shooting that took place in Wilson, North Carolina on Sunday.
The Liberal MP for Milton has accused the Shadow Finance Minister Pierre Poilievre of "fueling the type of action" reported at Minister McKenna's office.
A physician in Alberta is dead following a violent attack that occurred at his walk-in clinic in Red Deer on Monday morning.
Canadians boarding flights without wearing a mask now have to provide medical proof showing that they are unable to wear one.
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers have argued that she is being treated worse than other inmates in the New York federal jail, where she has been put under 24-hour surveillance and regular body scans.
Trump announced that he may give his acceptance speech for the Republican presidential nomination from the Gettysburg memorial. CNN said that this is some kind of nod to the Confederacy.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan believes the loudest voices in the calls for defunding the police would not feel the impact of the cuts, as they don't live within the city limits.
A video has gone viral on social media that appears to show a masked Victoria police officer attempting to apprehend a young woman by choking her before dragging her to the ground.
A memo from the department of health states that the ventilators, the VFC-560, are a "new" type of ventilator that "has not been approved in any jurisdiction to date."
A federal judge in Syracuse ruled in favour of two New York couples who challenged the state's 50-person cap on wedding celebrations.
The NFL will drop on-field live performances of the national anthem before kickoff this season to curb COVID-19 transmission.