Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-Francois Blanchet accused Jagmeet Singh of creating a "serious" social crisis and being responsible for "hatred."
A group of women in the Quebec's Eastern Townships have been breaking some social distancing measures in order to deliver wine to their friends, incognito.
Sheriff Daniels said he will “make special deputies of every lawful gun owner” in Clay County so they may join law enforcement in defending property and handling protests that may turn violent.
Police are looking for a man who slashed a two-year-old boy in what appears to be an unprovoked attack in Manhattan on Wednesday morning.
Many major organizations are turning away from the Black Lives Matter organization as evidence mounts that its been 'hijacked' by radical causes.
The Supreme Court Of Canada has dismissed a new appeal from First Nations in British Columbia over the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Jason Charter was arrested in Washington by federal law enforcement; he's being called a "ringleader" of the recent attempt to destroy a statue of Andrew Jackson.
The controversial WE Charity created 450 online student-volunteer positions at its own organization so to help the $900 million government contract.
Rioters in Portland, Oregon, participated in the "Day of Rage," an organized, multi-city demonstration against the state of Israel, by tearing the city apart.
Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein's confidante and companion, has been arrested and faces charges of sex abuse. Epstein died while awaiting trial in New York last year.
An armed man has been arrested by the RCMP after accessing the Rideau Hall grounds where Prime Minister Trudeau and Gov. Gen Julie Payette reside.
A tractor accident took place on Wednesday, killing three children and injuring three more in a town south of Montreal.
As the police pushed occupiers out of the area, they found spike strips, knives, and made over 40 arrests in downtown Seattle.
Twitter has once again taken down a tweet by President Donald Trump, but this time it was at the request of The New York Times, who reported the post for copyright violation.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has asked residents of the province to celebrate July 1 in a responsible manner and to continue to adhere to public health advice.