no comment Toronto art fans attend drive-in for socially distant Van Gogh exhibit The Toronto show features a similar, digital concept: works by the Dutch painter are projected in high definition on walls and floors. 05/07/2020
Ideas The model and animal rights activist who protests naked for PETA "They might say ‘oh you’re just a model, you don’t know anything about wildlife management’." 24/06/2020
no comment Spectacular timelapse catches Northern Lights dancing across Canada A stunning timelapse video captured the Northern Lights as they shone through moving clouds over Thompson, Manitoba, on Tuesday night. 18/06/2020
Canada Canada indigenous chief battered by police Canadia Prime Minister Justin Trudeau calls for an independent investigation after an indigenous chief is beaten by police during arrest 14/06/2020
no comment Toronto graffiti artists "paint the city black" against racism Toronto street artists use graffiti to raise awareness on racism following the death of George Floyd. 13/06/2020
no comment 'Hug glove' gives Canada family bit of normality during COVID-19 pandemic A Canadian woman has come up with an ingenious way to safely hug her mother with a plastic sheet and some duct tape 18/05/2020
Canada Assault-style weapons banned in Canada following Nova Scotia massacre Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced the ban on Friday, saying “Canadians need more than thoughts and prayers” in response to mass shootings. 02/05/2020
Canada Gunman disguised as police officer kills at least 16 in rural Canada Gunman disguised as police officer kills at least 16 in rural Canada 20/04/2020
Canada Canada to cease security funding for Harry and Meghan "The assistance will cease in the coming weeks, in keeping with their change in status," said the Office of the Minister of Public Safety Bill Blair. 27/02/2020
View Harry, Meghan and the Queen all lost out under their new agreement. Who won? The media ǀ View However much the Sussexes were looking to defeat the media, their new arrangement only feeds the story — and the press that draws sustenance from it. 23/01/2020
no comment Canadian Army sent to Newfoundland after massive snow drift Residents in St John's, Newfoundland, shovel snow after more than 28 inches (70 centimeters) of snow fell in 24 hours in the provincial capital. 20/01/2020
no comment Resident wakes to wall of snow after storm lashes eastern Canada It was so bad a state of emergency was declared. 18/01/2020
Canada Iran plane families will get answers, says Canada PM Trudeau Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says it's been gut-wrenching to listen to stories from relatives of 57 Canadians who perished in the downing of a Ukrainian jetliner in Iran last week as he attended one of several memorials across the country on Sunday 13/01/2020
no comment Canada holds vigils for victims of plane crash in Iran Hundreds of mourners held a candle-light vigil Thursday night in Toronto to remember 176 people killed when a Ukraine-bound plane crashed in Iran. 10/01/2020
Canada World's first full-electric commercial plane takes to the sky Habour Air plans to become the world's first all-electric airline. 11/12/2019
Canada Amazon 'Forest Guardian' shot in the head by illegal loggers In an ambush on the Arariboia reservation in Brazil's Amazon rainforest, Paulino Guajajara was shot dead while one other was injured, according to a statement from Guajajara tribe leaders. 03/11/2019
no comment Canadian PM Justin Trudeau takes selfies with subway users in Montreal Trudeau delivered an unexpectedly strong result despite a series of scandals that tarnished his image as a liberal icon 22/10/2019
Canada Canada: Trudeau's Liberals projected to form minority government Canada: Trudeau's Liberals projected to form minority government 22/10/2019
Canada Canada's Trudeau fights for survival in tight election race Once a political rock star, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces challenging general elections on Monday after scandals tainted his progressive image. 21/10/2019
View Why I'm not surprised that Justin Trudeau wore blackface ǀ View People can do racist things but believe they’re not racist in part from conditioning that says burning crosses and lynchings are racist but little else is. 20/09/2019
Canada Canadian PM does not know how many times he wore 'blackface' Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he was "wary of being definitive" about the number of times he wore "blackface" since he did not remember the "recent pictures that came out". 19/09/2019
Canada Hurricane Dorian hits Canada Hurricane Dorian makes landfall in Canada damaging parts of the east coast. The Bahamas have now started to evacuate as the real damage of Dorian starts to become apparent. 08/09/2019
Canada 'Shock' as scientists find plastic microbeads in remote Arctic ice Micro-plastic pieces have been found in remote Arctic ice — the latest indication of how far pollution has spread across the planet. 14/08/2019
Canada Air Canada flight hit by turbulence, 35 people suffer minor injuries An Air Canada flight bound for Sydney was diverted to Hawaii on Thursday after experiencing severe turbulence. 35 people suffered minor injuries. 11/07/2019
Sport Judo legend Teddy Riner crowned heavyweight king at Montreal Grand Prix Japan win 7 golds at 2019 Montreal Grand Prix as French judo legend Teddy Riner is crowned heavyweight king after returning to top flight competition 08/07/2019
Sport Japanese judokas strike more gold on Day 2 of Montreal Grand Prix 2019 Explosive judo dominated a thrilling second day of the Montreal Grand Prix 2019, with Japan topping the medals table, ahead of hosts Canada in second 07/07/2019
