An estimated 1,000 Black Lives Matter protesters gathered around the Christopher Columbus statue in Grant Park on Friday evening in an effort to tear it down.
Black Lives Matter activists mocked the death of Bothell police officer, Jonathan Shoop, who was fatally shot by his partner during a traffic stop gone wrong.
The Black Lives Matter "mural" painted on the road in front of Trump Tower in New York City has been defaced three times in one week. One police officer suffered injuries during the protest on Saturday.
The French authorities have launched an investigation into the fire that was ignited in the Nantes cathedral on Saturday, which destroyed the grand organ and knocked out its stain glass windows.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi took to Twitter on Friday to push a conspiracy theory that Trump has deployed unidentified stormtroopers to kidnap and assault protesters and rioters in Portland.
Demonstrators vandalized a John A. Macdonald statue in Queen's Park during a Black Lives Matter march in Toronto, calling for the defunding of the city's law enforcement.
An 18-year-old Sault Ste. Marie girl dressed up as an elderly woman in order to buy alcohol as part of a social media challenge.
The US Marshals are hosting an auction in Ohio on August 1 for three amazing replica movie mobiles.
Queen Elizabeth II knighted a 100-year-old veteran on Friday after he raised millions for coronavirus relief.
Liberal MPs are filibustering a motion in the Ethics Committee that would release certain dates relating to Trudeau's WE Charity scandal.
In more bad news for those wishing to jump on the housing ladder, the Trudeau government is currently researching a tax on homeowners.
An additional long-term care home has been taken over by Ontario after it was unable to control a coronavirus outbreak.
A Black Lives Matter protestor in New Hampshire has been arrested and charged with six counts of possessing child sexual abuse images, in addition to drug charges and falsifying evidence.
There were 111 new coronavirus cases reported in Ontario on Friday, which brings the total number provincial cases to 37,274.
Roughly 25 percent of employers say staff at their organizations have refused to return to work after being asked, according to a recent survey.