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Trudeau government to target legal firearms
Firearms and weapons that have been involved in mass shootings are set to be banned by Ottawa.
First victim of CAF helicopter crash identified
A victim has been identified from the Canadian helicopter crash, a CH-148 Cyclone that disappeared over the Ionian Sea, according to CTV News.
Attempted pizza delivery van theft in Ontario thwarted by driver
A pizza delivery driver in London, Ontario, was picking up an order when he returned to find a thief attempting to steal his car.
N.B. to ban foreign workers, premier says he 'won't apologize for protecting New Brunswickers'
The government of New Brunswick will now ban any new temporary foreign workers from their province in an attempt to minimize the risk of COVID-19.
Police looking for man who took a nude stroll through Windsor, may have weapon
OPP are on the lookout for a man who was reportedly walking around naked in the Lakeshore Conservation Area in Windsor, Ontario recently.
Coronavirus spread slowing significantly in Canada thanks to social distancing
Data that has been recently presented by The Public Health Agency shows the COVID-19 pandemic's effects so far and what is likely to happen in the future.
Ford government extends pandemic pay to more frontline workers
Paramedics will now be among those who will receive temporary "pandemic pay" along with a number of different front-line workers, according to CTV News.
Applications for Saskatchewan's big game hunt draw to close May 1
Those who wish to hunt in Saskatchewan's big game hunt will have to apply before midnight of May 1 to join, and only online applications will be accepted.
Belgians asked to eat fries twice a week to keep up with spud surplus
The coronavirus pandemic has led to a surplus of potatoes in Belgium, the country is asking it citizen's to eat fries at least twice a week.
Beer trucks are replacing ice cream trucks in the coronavirus era
Remember when you were a kid and the ice cream truck came jingling through your neighbourhood? The only thing that could possibly make it better is beer.
NYC doctor takes her own life after weeks on the frontlines of the pandemic
A Manhattan hospital's head of emergency committed suicide on Sunday after spending days in the trenches of fighting against COVID-19.
Alberta groups band together to provide food for those in need
The layoffs and quarantine have left many Albertans in need of help, prompting groups in Edmonton and Calgary to provide free groceries.
New research suggests 'COVID toes' is a symptom of coronavirus in kids
Bluish-red and purple lesions found on toes and fingers are possibly symptoms of a COVID-19 infection, the condition is mostly found in children.
Fort McMurray residents forced to evacuate due to flooding
Fort McMurray has been experiencing critical overland flooding Sunday night and by Monday morning it resulted in mandatory evacuation orders.
Suicide and crisis lines see dramatic spike in calls during pandemic, but lack volunteers
Canada's mental health phone lines have seen a spike since the COVID-19 pandemic and yet they are at risk of closing altogether.