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Ford government allows Ontarians to reunite with up to ten people in 'social circles'
Social circles of up to 10 people are now permitted by the Ontario government which means people can reunite with their family and loved ones.
Vandals deface Montreal statue of Canada's first prime minister John A. MacDonald, petition for its removal
The John A. MacDonald statue in Montreal has become the subject of controversy in the wake of the protests regarding the murder of George Floyd.
Columbus bust ordered removed by Detroit mayor
A bust of Christopher Columbus was ordered to be removed from its pedestal in Detroit by Mayor Mike Duggan, in response to a series of protests.
Meghan and Harry's stay in Vancouver cost Canadians over $50,000
Security costs for the protection of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during their Canadian visit cost the RCMP over $50,000.
Employee of BC Ferries dies after falling into the Fraser River
An employee of BC Ferries died on Friday while working in the fleet maintenance unit, according to Global News.
Toronto police offering $75,000 for information on man who shot two young girls
Police are still searching for a suspect involved in a daytime shooting in Scarborough that left two young girls injured over two years ago.
President Macron says no to removing France's statues
President Emmanuel Macron insisted that the removal of statues of colonial-era figures will not happen under his watch
Woman arrested for CERB fraud
A woman is accused of abusing the CERB by travelling from Montreal to Toronto to open multiple bank accounts so she could receive the multiple benefits.
John Cleese calls BBC's decision 'stupid,' after removal of Fawlty Towers episode
John Cleese has criticized the BBC over the decision to remove an episode of Fawlty Towers, a sitcom from the 1970's that Cleese created and starred in.
Supreme Court orders BC government to pay $6 million for denying French schoolboard their charter rights
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled in favour of ordered B.C.'s only French-language school board today ordering B.C. to pay $6 million in damages.
Dashcam footage of First Nation chief arrest raises questions about RCMP police brutality
Footage captured from an RCMP vehicle dashcam shows Chief Allan Adam being arrested in March and in the process one RCMP officer tackles him to the ground.
Americans are vacationing in Canada despite coronavirus border closure
Despite the ongoing border closure between the U.S. and Canada, American travellers are being allowed to slip across the border by Canadian border officers.
Starbucks reverses stance on not allowing workers to wear BLM clothing
Starbucks has reversed its initial stance on allowing employees to wear clothing in support of the Black Lives Matter movement after much public backlash.
George Vancouver statue vandalized in city of Vancouver
The statue of George Vancouver was defiled overnight Wednesday with graffiti and paint outside Vancouver's City Hall, according to Global News.
Portland Mayor gives city workers a week off to reflect on 'trauma' of oppressive history
The Mayor of Portland, Ted Wheeler, has given its city employees 40 hours of bereavement leave so they may mourn 400 years of slavery and oppression in the United States.
