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Quebec government to help bail out Cirque du Soleil amid pandemic
The famous Cirque du Soleil is set to be bailed out by Quebec's provincial government, as announced by Pierre Fitzgibbon, Quebec's Economy Minister.
Canada's national parks to reopen June 1—with certain restrictions
On June 1, over half of Canada's national parks will be reopened, including Cape Breton Highlands, Pacific Rim, and Banff.
Comedy is changing, but I can still find Seinfeld funny, right?
I recently read an essay in The Walrus, entitled, The Comedy Culture War wherein the author argued that stand up comedy is changing, I know, so what?
WHO predicts that early reopenings will result in 'immediate second peak'
The WHO has issued a warning for countries intending to lift their lockdown measures that they could see COVID-19 cases have an "immediate second peak."
Ontario reports lowest number of new coronavirus cases in past two weeks
Ontario has reported the lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in over two weeks, this will mark the first time that the number of new cases was below 300.
Ontario drive-in theatres eagerly awaiting green light to reopen
Drive-in movie theatres have not yet been allowed to reopen since the pandemic first hit, but are still waiting on approval from the provincial government.
Beloved kitten born with two faces passes away over weekend
A kitten that was born with two faces, often referred to as a "Janus Cat," has died after a short lived four-day life, it was named Biscuits and Gravy.
Heat warning issued by Environment Canada for southern Ontario
Southern Ontario has just been issued a heat warning for Monday as temperatures could break records, making the days feel close to 40 degrees the humidex.
Canadians agree on the severity of the coronavirus and to the extent that China is to blame
The study found that there is a cross-partisan consensus among Canadians on the virus' severity and the necessity social-distancing measures.
Montreal area retailers set to reopen today
Businesses that were forced to close at the end of March due to the COVID-19 pandemic will be reopening on Monday in the Greater Montreal area.
Ontario reports incidents of police officer impersonations
Reports of another police officer impersonation were filed after yet another driver was pulled over and questioned by someone who wasn't actually a police officer.
Biden's accuser loses legal representation as her credibility is questioned
The lawyer who was representing Tara Reade in her sexual assault claim against Democratic nominee Joe Biden has announced that he will no longer represent her
Doug Ford urges all residents with coronavirus symptoms to get tested
The Ontario government has announced that anyone can now get tested for COVID-19.
Ontario man petitions grocery stores to require shoppers to wear face masks
"If I saw, let's say 90 percent of people actually going through the stores wearing masks, I would feel a lot more confident, Rob Shirkey said.
WATCH: Joe Biden says black voters who don't vote for him "ain't black"
Joe Biden is taking some heat after making a controversial statement on the popular morning radio show The Breakfast Club.