The Gassy Jack monument in Gastown, Vancouver was defaced with red paint on Tuesday, in protest against the historical figure.
PepsiCo has announced that it will be dropping its Aunt Jemima image and rebranding the syrup and pancake mix which has held the same name since 1889.
Pandemic advertising by the Trudeau government will total no less than $120 million, despite news outlets providing information for free.
Two Toronto Blue Jays baseball players, Ryan Tellez and Mark Budzinksi are accused of not paying their rent amid the pandemic, according to CBC.
Students at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) used their affiliation with the institution to support the efforts of Antifa rioters in Portland.
Government legislators suggested that the Senate should establish a committee that examines systemic racism in Canada on Tuesday.
Canadian border agents have been told to make sure they only allow essential travel following reports of Americans detouring to Banff en route to Alaska.
Dr. Theresa Tam warned Canadians that a second outbreak of COVID-19 is possible and could result from just a single new case.
The city of Seattle installed concrete barriers to reinforce the boundaries of the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest (CHOP), formerly the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ).
Collaboration between NBC and a foreign entity intent on taking down media platforms with which it disagrees does not speak highly of their journalistic practices.
McKenna's ministry spent a whopping $113,000 on taxis, with the ministry as a whole under Jonathan Wilkinson adding an extra $30,000 on taxis.
Trudeau's ambition of having a seat on the UN Security Council suffered another blow today as India looks certain to vote for either Ireland or Norway.
Black parliamentarians and allies have come together to call on the government to take new steps to decrease the amount of systemic racism in Canada.
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke out against a Jewish community after they cut the locks on the gates of a playground in their community.
A class action proceeding has been issued by Thompson Rogers claiming damages of $15 million on behalf of families and residents of a Woodbridge home.