Canada

Police have served protesters blocking rail tracks south of Montreal with an injunction demanding they dismantle their barricades. 3

Family members of Kyaw Din, a Maple Ridge man who was shot and killed by RCMP in 2019, are calling for the officers involved to be charged. 1

The multi-billion dollar human trafficking industry continues to affect young women across Canada, but it’s still a 'misconceived' topic for many Canadians, advocates say.

Forty-seven Canadians who tested positive for COVID-19 are being monitored in Japan as those who tested negative for the virus travel home, where they will be quarantined for another two weeks. 9

A group of Metis travellers have embarked on a journey 150 years in the making to honour the man considered a founding father of Manitoba.

The potentially precedent-setting case will examine the question of social host liability when teens are drinking at someone's home. 1

One of the two men sentenced to nine years in prison for drugging and sexually assaulting a 24-year-old woman inside a downtown Toronto bar in 2016 has been granted bail after a judge determined his appeal "will likely be allowed and a new trial will likely be ordered." 1

If Google searches are any indication, Canadians are concerned about COVID-19 more than anyone else on the planet despite the fact that Canadians make up a miniscule fraction of the world’s positive cases. 11

What started as a hunting trip for a Quebec man turned into a fight for his life, after he was shot by an unknown suspect and left for dead in the wilderness of northern Manitoba. 1

As a new wave of evacuees prepares for two weeks of quarantine in Canada, a man leaving quarantine warns that the process is very boring. 11