The sexual harassment investigation of former senator Don Meredith has led to compensation for his ex-staff that will be paid for by Canadian taxpayers.
The pandemic has brought bad news for many people, businesses and organizations and the latest appears to be the Royal Canadian Legion halls across the country.
The Emancipation Memorial in DC, featuring Abraham Lincoln, will be torn down by the mob. Local DC lawmakers back the plan to remove it.
CHOP activists are creating a place to put drug addicts to keep them away from the good activists. CHOP suffers from the same social ills as Seattle itself.
A progressive and openly gay state senator was attacked by violent Wisconsin rioters on Tuesday outside of the Wisconsin State Capitol even though he said he agreed with them.
A brand new study has revealed that Canadians have received over 10,000 tickets worth at least $13 million in total for violations of coronavirus rules in under three months.
European Union countries are preparing to restrict entry to Americans, due to the failure of the United States to handle the pandemic.
As Toronto's enters Stage 2 of Ontario's regional approach to reopening the province, shopping malls in will also reopen as of June 24.
A new order in Lincoln County, Oregon, requiring face masks be worn in public exempts non-white people in order to avoid racial profiling.
Sauble Beach is closing off its whole shoreline to everyone—including residents—due to unruly "visitors from the epicenter of Ontario's COVID hotbed."
Meme maker and YouTuber Carpe Donktum has been permanently banned from Twitter for copywright infringement over a Trump meme.
An investigation is underway by the Toronto police Hate Crime Unit after employees of an East York hospital found two nooses outside the building.
Conservative action group Elect Conservatives announced their endorsement of Dr. Leslyn Lewis for Conservative Party leader.
The top infectious disease expert for the United States government said “it will be when and not if” there is going to be a coronavirus vaccine.
Sergeant Prince was decorated with eleven medals before his death, making him the most decorated Indigenous war veteran in Canada.