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Ontario families and couples separated by US-Canada border closure
The pandemic has led to many people living in unique circumstances, one of which is the struggle those face who live or work close to the Canada-US border.
WATCH: Doug Ford shows us how to make the 'The Premier's Cheesecake'
"If I wasn't Premier, I'd open up a cheesecake factory," said Ontario Premier Ford in a recent video he posted to Twitter sharing his cheesecake recipe.
Outbreak at Pinecrest Nursing Home in Bobcaygeon declared over
An outbreak of coronavirus that tore through a nursing home in Bobcaygeon, Ontario recently has been declared finished, according to Global News.
BC homeless to get free cell phones to help with social distancing
British Columbia will be providing cell phones with data plans to those homeless and in need so they may better practice social distancing.
Relatives in Alabama charged with performing sexual acts on infant
Two relatives in Alabama are being charged with the production of child pornography after the Alabama Bureau of Investigation raided both of their homes.
Investigation of Alberta 'stormtrooper incident' underway
The recent incident involving a woman who was handcuffed while dressed up as a stormtrooper will now be investigated by the ASIRT.
Quebec schools reopen today despite the province having the highest number of coronavirus cases
Daycares and elementary schools in Quebec reopen today for students to return today, with the exception of schools in Montreal.
Raptors to begin training, Leafs anticipating a return date
The Raptors are now allowed to begin training again as the provincial government announced that professional sports training facilities may now reopen.
Post-Millennial Canadians face longterm financial effects from coronavirus pandemic
Coronavirus has undoubtedly taken its toll on the Canadian economy, however it appears to be the country's youngest workers who have been hit the hardest.
Doug Ford 'adamant' he wants to keep Ontario-US border closed amid pandemic
Speaking to reporters at Queen's Park in Toronto, Premier Doug Ford said he's adamant that the Ontario-US border remain closed the during the lockdown.
WATCH: Ice cream truck owner goes rogue despite lockdown
A recent story put out by CBS News Chicago is hoping to end with the arrest of one ice cream truck driver who is still out selling cold treats.
VE Day celebrations mark 75th anniversary of Nazi surrender
Today marks the 75th anniversary of VE-Day, the day that Nazi Germany surrendered to the allies in Europe. This year's celebrations are hampered by stay-at-home restrictions.
Manitoba construction worker dies after hours of being trapped in collapsed trench
A Manitoban construction worker died on Wednesday after the walls of the trench he was digging caved in on him. The worksite was close to Oakbank, Manitoba.
University of Lethbridge researcher links cannabis to treating coronavirus
An Albertan researcher is linking to potential for cannabis extracts to make people more resistant to COVID-19, according to the Calgary Herald.
Salon owner ordered to be released from jail by Supreme Court of Texas
The Supreme Court of Texas has ordered Shelley Luther to be released from Dallas County jail after she was arrested for upholding her promise to keep her salon open.