"Obviously there are many conversations going on," said Trudeau. "Those conversations are going to be important and need to continue."
Facebook’s recent hiring of a woman who appears to check all the right boxes, but is actually sympathetic to extremist groups, shows how dangerous it is to hire based on identity markers.
Trump didn't roll back healthcare protections for transgender people, because something that has never been enacted into law can't be reversed.
An increasing number of police officers in Minneapolis are quitting their jobs due to the lack of support from local Democrat political leaders.
Ford is set to remove coronavirus restrictions for a large portion of the province, but not for Toronto. Much of Ontario has entered Stage Two of reopening.
The Canadian Senate has been put on high alert after a letter was sent to senate offices the contents of which claimed that it was covered in coronavirus.
President Emmanuel Macron insisted that the removal of statues of colonial-era figures will not happen under his watch
Iqaluit RCMP is handling an armed standoff Monday morning, which it describes as a “dynamic situation that is quickly unfolding in the 200 block.”
The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) has descended into even more chaos this week, as their "justice system" openly assaulted a journalist and their Antifa medics were forced to rush someone out of the zone due to a medical emergency.
A woman is accused of abusing the CERB by travelling from Montreal to Toronto to open multiple bank accounts so she could receive the multiple benefits.
Beijing has experienced an increase in new coronavirus cases after not seeing a single new case in the last 55 days.
Google has now openly apologized for making Winston Churchill's image temporarily unavailable when using the search engine.
A severe thunderstorm swept southern Alberta on Saturday, damaging buildings in Calgary through both flooding and hail.
Questions about financial misconduct have arisen over a viral Antifa crowdfunding campaign that raised over $100,000 on the promise of supporting Portlanders in need during the coronavirus pandemic.
John Cleese has criticized the BBC over the decision to remove an episode of Fawlty Towers, a sitcom from the 1970's that Cleese created and starred in.