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Bell launches five new 5G network towers across Canada
Bell Canada customers will now have access to high-speed 5G wireless networks in five different Canadian cities as of today, according to Global News.
CERB 'snitch line' receives 1,300 tips on fraudulent applicants
The Canada Revenue Agency has now received over 1,000 tips from Canadians regarding the applicants misuse of CERB payments.
Trudeau's foreign affairs minister has two mortgages with Bank of China
It's been revealed that Foreign Affairs Minister Champagne has two registered residential mortgages with the Bank of China.
Experts say extending CERB will cost an additional $64 billion
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's decision to extend the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) would cost an additional $64 billion to the federal treasury.
Petition to change name of Dundas Street in Toronto over racist history gains traction
An online petition made to change to name of Dundas Street as a result of Henry Dundas' opposition to the British abolition of slavery in the 18th century.
Ineligible CERB recipients have already repaid $190,000 to the Canadian Revenue Agency
The Canada Revenue Agency confirmed that as much as $190,000 worth of CERB money has been repaid by Canadians who were not eligible for it.
Starbucks to shut down 200 Canadian locations in wake of pandemic
Starbucks, the international coffee chain may be closing up to 200 of its locations across Canada as a result of the economic hit brought on by COVID-19.
Boris Johnson says US is a 'bastion of peace and freedom'
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson recently called the United States a "bastion of peace and freedom" amid protests across the country in the wake of George Floyd's murder.
Canada-US border closure extended another month
All non-essential travel will remain forbidden from crossing over the Canada-US border until the end of July.
Cast members of Vanderpump Rules fired for racial insensitivity
Television network Bravo has confirmed that four of their actors from the show Vanderpump Rules will not be returning for another season.
NY introduces police reform measures in wake of George Floyd murder
Police reform measures may be coming into effect for New York police after the state Assembly and the Senate brought forth legislature to change certain practices.
House explosion in Ontario injures three firefighters
The roof was blown off of the house and the main structure of the property has been completely destroyed with only certain walls that remain standing.
Ontario man found in Detroit River carrying 265-pound bag of cannabis
A submersible bag carrying 265 pounds of cannabis was discovered by U.S. federal agents in the Detroit River in Michigan on June 5.
Editor of Bon Appetit magazine resigns after staff turns on him over brown face photos
The editor of Bon Appetit magazine, has resigned today after almost 10 years of holding its editor-in-chief position over accusations of racial insensitivity.
Whale seen off Montreal's Old Port has been spotted again, dead
The whale that famously swam into the St. Lawrence River off Montreal's Old Port last week, has apparently died, according to CTV News.