Sam Edwards
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Wet'suwet'en elected chiefs pull out of pipeline agreement one day after hereditary chiefs back it
Elected chiefs have decided not to sign the deal allowing a pipeline to be built in their territory one day after the hereditary chiefs get behind the deal.
Trudeau government spent more in seven weeks than Canada spent on WWII
In just seven weeks, the Trudeau government has spent more money then it did in the Second World War, according to new data.
Chinese journalist jailed for 15 years for 'vilifying the communist party'
A journalist has been sentenced to 15 years in prison in China after reportedly 'attacking' the Communist Party.
Christmas cancelled in Edmonton as the Festival of Trees is scrapped due to coronavirus
A fundraiser and local holiday tradition is being called off by University Hospital Foundation organizers, eight months before the event is set to take place.
Canucks for Kids Fund to give $500,000 to fight against coronavirus in BC
The Canucks for Kids Fund will be donating $500,000 to national charities and BC to help in the fight against coronavirus.
Jason Kenney to unveil Alberta's phased economic relaunch
Jason Kenney is revealing details on Alberta's strategy to relaunch the economy Thursday, as projections show success in its fight against coronavirus.
Taxi and limo drivers at Pearson Airport suffer 4 deaths due to coronavirus
Essential workers are not the only ones risking their safety in the workforce as many other occupations require interacting with the public.
Woman fined $880 for standing 'too long' in Ontario park with her baby and dog
A woman from Aurora Ontario received an $880 ticket for “standing too long in a park.” She was there with her baby and dog and plans on fighting the ticket.
Ottawa Public Health not consulted about ban on window visits at long-term care homes
Dr. Etches claims that no one consulted her before citizens were asked to stop visiting their loved ones outside their windows at Ottawa’s long-term care homes.
Fort McMurray flooding claims one life as leaders call for local investment
The Mayor of Fort McMurray told media on Wednesday that one person has died due to the flooding in the area.
Starbucks Canada to reopen most locations across the country by the end of May
Starbucks Canada has announced that by the end of May it is looking to reopen as many locations as it can.
Two arrested after Mounties recover $33,000 worth of stolen CERB cheques in Surrey, BC
About $33,000 worth of stolen benefit cheques has been recovered by Mounties in Surrey, BC. They have made two arrests connected to the incident.
Ontario sees second new case of police officer impersonation
Essex county OPP are looking into reports of a man attempting to impersonate an officer just days after Wellington OPP investigated a similar situation.
Canadian drug store reserving shelf space for small businesses that have had to close their doors
Canadian retail chain, London Drugs is making space on their shelves for local businesses that have had to shut down due to coronavirus.
Ontario Energy Association asks government to end hydro subsidies, help Canadians instead
The Ontario Energy Association believes that the province should provide targeted help to people that need it instead of subsidizing hydro prices.