Canadian News Torontonians condemn Cuba's communist regime, and demand Cuba free political prisoners Torontonians gathered at Toronto’s Nathan Phillips Square in condemnation of Cuba’s communist regime, and demanded freedom for political prisoners.
American News V IS FOR VACCINE: CNN and Sesame Street host town hall encouraging kids ages 5 to 11 to get vaccinated A play-by-play of Sesame Street's town hall event on CNN.
News Analysis OH MY: George Takei slammed for petty, jealous insult of William Shatner after historic space flight George Takei, who is notorious for feuding with his former co-star, was dismissive of William Shatner's historic trip to space.
American News 'Beam me up, Bezos': William Shatner to take flight in Blue Origin's New Shepard Canadian actor William Shatner, famous for his portrayal of Captain Kirk in the Star Trek franchise, will reportedly be taking flight aboard billionaire Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin New Shepard rocket next month.
News Analysis Montreal cat cafe hopes to inspire voters with cat-themed election posters When asked about the cat-themed posters, owner Clement Marty told The Post Millennial, "The election campaign with the cats was made to put a bit of good humor in this hard time for many."
News Thousands of fans unite for MegaCon in Orlando, Florida Traditionally the largest pop culture convention in the southest, MegaCon Orlando was cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and is one of the larger conventions to have occurred since.
Canadian News Cuban-Canadians condemn communism, demand freedom from dictatorships "Right now there are more than 500 political prisoners in Cuba. Why? Just because they don't have the right to express themselves in the street, so we are here for them."
American News Disney moves 2,000 jobs from California to 'Florida's business-friendly climate' The Walt Disney Company announced that it will be moving 2,000 jobs from its headquarters in California to a new campus around Lake Nona in Orlando, Florida.
American News Binx the cat reunited with his family after Surfside condo collapse Amidst the tragedy of the Champlain Towers condo collapse in Surfside, FL, a black cat named Binx was found alive and reunited with his family after 16 days.
Canadian News WATCH: Torontonians condemn the Chinese Communist Party on its 100th anniversary "And we're also here to urge our Canadian government to show leadership on the world stage by taking a strong stance towards the CCP, sanctioning Chinese and Hong Kong officials, as well as boycotting the 2022 Beijing winter Olympic games."
Canadian News Torontonians hold vigil in memory of the Tiananmen Square massacre "We are here for the people who have been silenced," one vigil attendee declared.
Canadian News Torontonians gather to condemn antisemitism "Make no mistake that anti-Zionism is a manifestation of the world’s oldest hatred that we all know unfortunately all too well: antisemitism."
Canadian News WATCH: Asian-Canadian MPs SLAM Trudeau after falsely accusing Conservatives of spreading anti-Asian hate "The Prime Minister's remarks are provocative, divisive, and destructive to this House, and I ask through you Mr. Speaker that the Prime Minister apologize."
Canadian News O'Toole, Tory and Ford condemn anti-Semitic violence in Toronto, Trudeau condemns violence, anti-Semitism and Islamophobia Conservative leader Erin O’Toole, Toronto Mayor John Tory and Ontario premier Doug Ford have spoken out in condemnation of the violence that occurred a pro-Palestine, anti-Israel event
Canadian News Anti-Semitic violence breaks out at Toronto anti-Israel demonstration Pro-Palestine protestors, surrounding the much smaller group of Israel supporters, hurled eggs, water bottles, and at one point brutally assaulted an elderly Jewish man.
Canadian News Thousands in Toronto march against ongoing lockdowns Thousands of Torontonians gathered at Queen’s Park for the weekly anti-lockdown march, which today was held in conjunction with cities across Canada as part of a “World Wide Rally for Freedom" from COVID-19 restrictions.
Canadian News RCMP say stolen lumber was used by beavers to build dam "Who could really blame these little bucktooth bandits, considering the price of wood these days?" (PHOTO: RCMP HANDOUT)
American News Audubon Zoo cancels event with police fearing it would be 'unintentionally divisive' The event, which was to be held from May 12-16, was intended "to promote and foster positive interactive experiences" with the NOPD.
Canadian News Dr. Theresa Tam recommends wearing masks while jogging outdoors Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's Chief Public Health Officer, has issued advice on the wearing of masks outdoors.
News PLOT TWIST: Toronto police make no arrests, allow anti-lockdown protest to proceed one day after Doug Ford's restrictive lockdown measures "I understand you have an opinion that you'd like to express," one officer said to some protestors, adding that "free expression is everything in this country."
Canadian News Protestors defy provincial stay-at-home order in Toronto, arrest made Toronto Police made one arrest during an anti-lockdown protest.
Canadian News Here's what Doug Ford considers 'non-essential' in Ontario's new, restrictive lockdown Food, toiletries, and pharmaceutical items are still available for purchase. However, many other items people use on a daily basis are not.
American News US border patrol dog sniffs out fentanyl-stuffed burritos The fentanyl packages weighed just over five pounds and are estimated to have a street value of nearly $60,000.
News Analysis Amish community first in US to achieve herd immunity Herd immunity from COVID-19 appears to have been achieved in an unexpected population: the Amish.
American News Poll: 75 percent of US voters support ID laws Despite efforts by Democrats to stop the passage of voter ID laws, a new poll shows that up to 75 percent of Americans support their implementation with broad demand across the political spectrum.
