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Former Snowbirds express confidence in CT-114 Tutors despite report citing 'significant' safety concerns

A former commander of the Snowbirds and a former team member say that they have no concerns about their safety when flying the Canadian CT-114 Tutors.

Sam Edwards / May 18, 2020

Opinion, News, International News

Nine things Justin Trudeau doesn't want you to know about his dealings with China

Prime Minister Trudeau has made a lot of mistakes when it comes to Canada's relationship with China. Here are nine major ones.

Sam Edwards / May 18, 2020

#unrestricted, News, International News

New trial vaccine creates antibodies to fight coronavirus

A new vaccine created by Moderna Inc. has shown promising results in its early-stage trial, showing little signs of side effects.

Quinn Patrick / May 18, 2020

#unrestricted, Canadian News, News

Ontario reports a drop in coronavirus cases for second day in a row

The province says 304 new cases of the virus were reported on Sunday, down from the 340 cases confirmed on Saturday and the 391 confirmed as of Friday.

C.G. Jones / May 18, 2020

News, American News

Mother sets 14-month-old baby on fire in South Carolina, police say

Police in Columbia, South Carolina have arrested a mother who reportedly set fire to her car with her 14-month-old baby inside along Interstate 126, according to WUSA9.

C.G. Jones / May 18, 2020

#unrestricted, News, American News

No indication of surge in coronavirus in US states that have reopened

"We are seeing that in places that are opening, we're not seeing this spike in cases," HHS Secretary Azar said.

C.G. Jones / May 18, 2020

Canadian News, News

Trudeau government cancelled replacement of 60-year-old Snowbird planes in 2018

The Snowbird plane that crashed in British Columbia on Sunday was 60-years-old and due to be replaced before Justin Trudeau cancelled the purchase.

Nico Johnson / May 18, 2020

Canadian News, News, Business & Finance

Ontario to begin slowly reopen retail stores, parks, and more

Ontario will begin lifting certain lockdown restrictions to allow the province to start a slow reopening, such as allowing retail stores to open.

Quinn Patrick / May 18, 2020

Canadian News, News

Trudeau's immigration minister says Canada needs more newcomers following pandemic

Marco Medicino said that the role being played by immigration labour during the pandemic is showing why strong immigration has to continue afterwards.

Sam Edwards / May 18, 2020

#unrestricted, Canadian News, News

Canada joins over 100 nations in calling for investigation into China's coronavirus outbreak

More than 110 countries, including Canada, have joined with Australia in pushing for an independent investigation into the origins of the coronavirus.

C.G. Jones / May 18, 2020

Canadian News

WATCH: Premier Ford surprises frontline nurses with flowers

Ontario Premier Doug Ford surprised MPP of Mississauga Centre and Registered Nurse for being on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, giving away some flowers.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 18, 2020

Canadian News, News

Pilot of crashed Snowbird currently being treated for injuries

The RCAF Snowbird that crashed in British Columbia on Sunday has been heard across the country, resulting in the death of Jennifer Casey and injuring Captain Richard MacDougall.

C.G. Jones / May 18, 2020

#unrestricted, Canadian News, News

BREAKING: One member of Canadian Armed Forces dead following Snowbird crash in BC

The jet, which crashed in a residential area near the city's airport, was captured on video on its way down

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 17, 2020

#unrestricted, Canadian News, News

BREAKING: RCAF Snowbird jet crashes near residency in British Columbia

Emergency crews are on the scene at a residency in Kamloops, British Columbia after a report of a Canadian Snowbird airplane crash. There is expected to be at least one fatality, according to BC Sky Scan.

Roberto Wakerell-Cruz / May 17, 2020

News, American News

Socialist congressional candidate raises over $200,000, disappears from social media

A socialist candidate and social media star vying to represent Washington state’s 10th congressional district raised tens of thousands of dollars before it was revealed he didn’t file the paperwork to run.

C.G. Jones / May 17, 2020

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