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Five arrested, may face life in prison after Ontario fentanyl ring bust
If convicted, the individuals could potentially face a life sentence for fentanyl trafficking, which carries a minimum sentence of one year in prison.
Canada adds 378,000 jobs in September in uneven economic recovery
The gains represent an improvement over the more sluggish August numbers, when the unemployment rate fell by a mere 0.7 percent.
Lincoln Project founder: Fly landing on Pence was 'mark of the devil'
"That's a sign all through history of sin, and historically, biblically... He who commands the fly has historically been seen the mark of the devil," explained Schmidt before a cackling MSNBC anchor.
Toronto condo market in trouble as listings rise and rents fall
Industry experts have noted that COVID-19 has proven to be a major blow to the condo market, with downtown Toronto being the region hardest hit.
CBC compiles directory of 'trusted' media sources, assessing who is and isn’t credible
CBC did not provide a metric for determining which media outlets are considered credible, but the chair of the board Michael Goldbloom stated that such a directory is necessary due to "misinformation about COVID-19 [spreading] like wildfire."
'Not fair game': Plastic industry calls out Trudeau Liberals over labelling of products as 'toxic'
The banned products include "checkout bags, straws, stir packs, six-pack rings, cutlery, and food-ware made from hard-to-recycle plastics."
Pence's answers on China censored by CCP during vice-presidential debate
The Vice President's comments on Chinese-American relations were replaced by the words "NO SIGNAL PLEASE STAND BY."
New Jersey postal worker arrested after allegedly discarding nearly 100 ballots
A US Postal Service worker in New Jersey has been arrested after allegedly discarding nearly 100 mail-in ballots.
Trudeau Liberals spend $213,000 taxpayer dollars to defend defamation of veteran
O'Regan wrote that the long-time veteran's rights advocate was "stating mistruths about Pension for Life," a program which helps injured Canadian veterans, and that he was "doing so to suit [his] own agenda."
Crash in Toronto's west-end involving underaged driver injures four
Toronto police arrived at the scene at around 3 a.m. where they found the injured driver and occupants, all of whom were 13-14 years of age.