The National Football League is planning to increase social justice messages and play the 'Black National Anthem' before every game.

Cuomo repealed a law that allowed police to arrest people who appeared “to be loitering for the purpose of prostitution.” That made pimps more confident.

Boston Pride has announced that it will dissolve following multiple allegations of racism, and claims that they ignored transgender people.

Liberal MP and ethics committee vice-chair Brenda Shanahan said Tuesday “This is a fake scandal.”

The Hotel Association said data suggest hotel operators will not regain pre-pandemic revenues until 2024.

Twitter officials met on Monday with the US Surgeon General's Office in order to have a discussion on how to suppress information that goes against the official narrative on topics such as vaccination.

Sajjan and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declined to comment Thursday because of the “ongoing legal proceedings.”

To both Asia and India. It was a transitory time for Maxwell; she both acted on Jeffrey Epstein’s behalf, but also wanted to break free from that lifestyle.

Public Works Minister Anita Anand recused herself from cabinet discussions involving Prince Edward Island’s Confederation Bridge over a conflict of interest.

Liberal MP and ethics committee vice-chair Brenda Shanahan said Tuesday “This is a fake scandal.”

Brooke Rew, a waitress at a restaurant in Drayton Ontario, was surprised and shocked by the behavior of one of her customers after she told him she wasn't vaccinated yet for COVID-19.

A federal department grossly understated First Nations high school dropout rates despite billions in new spending, according to an internal report.

Only 364,140 of 27.8 million tax filers paid the top federal income tax rate of 33 percent on earnings of more than $202,800 a year.

"We are clear that taking the knee is an important symbol of peaceful protest against discrimination, injustice and inequality in society and we are glad that the IOC have acknowledged the importance of this form of freedom of expression."

As of July 7, there are 13,432 patients waiting for cataract surgeries in the province.