NewsYahoo News CanadaA 'stark contrast between leaders': Trudeau's 'Black Lives Matter' appearance draws praise after Trump tensions
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made an appearance at the Ottawa anti-racism demonstration at Parliament Hill Friday.
NewsYahoo News CanadaSights and sounds from the Black Lives Matter protests in Ottawa
On Friday, thousands of people descended on the streets of Ottawa in support of abolishing anti-Black racism.
NewsYahoo Canada Original VideosDefund the police? Here's what a realistic alternative might look like
It's time to have an honest conversation about police budgets and the healthier, more cost-effective ways to keep communities safe.
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A timeline of every COVID-19 case in Canada throughout May 2020
As cases of COVID-19 continue to spread around the world, Canadians are increasingly concerned about their health and safety.
NewsYahoo News CanadaCOVID-19 in Canada: Ford wants more funds from Trudeau, PM offers $14B to help Canadian provinces
As cases of COVID-19 continue to spread around the world, Canadians are concerned about their health and safety.
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New models indicate COVID-19 is declining in Canada, but we aren't in the clear yet, PM warns
As cases of COVID-19 continue to spread around the world, Canadians are concerned about their health and safety.
NewsYahoo Canada Original VideosRapid testing will be 'crucial' for Canada's return to normalcy
The CEO of Precision Biomonitoring, who received $5 million in funding to increase production of its rapid test kit, explains why rapid testing is essential to safely reopen schools and the workplace.
NewsYahoo News CanadaHow Canada's racism is a bigger problem than many people think
While some Canadians may think that racism isn't as much of a problem here as in the U.S., recent incidents suggest it is still a major issue.
NewsYahoo News Canada'Canadians expect a PM to stand up for their values': Trudeau joins Black Lives Matter protest after Trump tensions
Two days after the pause heard across Canada, when then prime minister took over 20 seconds of silence before answering a question on U.S. President Donald Trump using the military to clear protesters with tear gas and rubber bullets, reporters called for Trudeau to explain his approach.
HealthYahoo News CanadaWhy are people going out in groups in Ontario? 'Isolation fatigue', mixed messages from leaders to blame, doctor says
The images of crowds at Trinity Bellwoods Park hit a nerve for those on the frontlines just as Ontario’s number of positive cases for COVID-19 continued to rise.
NewsYahoo Canada Original VideosHow Canadians can be better allies to the black community
There are a number of ways Canadians can play a role in combating racism in the country.
PoliticsYahoo News CanadaTrudeau's lack of criticism of Trump draws ire online
When asked about the use of military force against people protesting racial injustice in the U.S., Trudeau was careful not to denounce President Trump.
PoliticsYahoo News Canada'It was tough to watch...': PM Trudeau's pause when asked about Trump raises questions for Canadians
At a press conference on Tuesday morning, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a long pause, hesitating to comment on U.S. President Donald Trump using the military to clear protesters with tear gas and rubber bullets during a photo opportunity.
NewsYahoo News CanadaOpinion: #JusticeForRegis - Allyship, the failures of Canadian media and the end of respectability politics
Regis Korchinski-Paquet, a 29-year-old black woman, died on Wednesday under suspicious circumstances. Her family alleges she was pushed from a balcony by police. Why did Canadian media largely remain silent?
HealthYahoo News Canada'Please, I'm not a criminal': N.B. doctor who exposed patients to COVID-19 speaks out
A doctor in New Brunswick didn't self-isolate after a personal trip to Quebec, instead he saw patients and exposed at least 150 people in a province that had no active cases.
NewsYahoo Canada Original VideosHow to solve social-distancing issues at Canada's city parks
Increasing enforcement isn't the only way to prevent people from overcrowding parks across the country this summer.
NewsYahoo Canada Original VideosOntario failed long-term care homes. Here's what needs to change.
Reports from Ontario's long-term care homes have made for horrifying headlines. Who's responsible for the failures during the COVID-19 pandemic and what needs to change?
NewsYahoo News Canada'How did someone end up dying?': Family of black Toronto woman allege officers 'threw' her off balcony
Regis Korchiniski-Paquet’s died after falling from the 24th floor of her apartment in High Park in Toronto on Wednesday, but the family insists the young woman was pushed off the balcony and did not commit suicide.
NewsYahoo News Canada'Disgraceful and distasteful': Canadians condemn Toronto Sun front page cover on rapper Houdini's death
Upon news of his tragic passing, the Toronto Sun decided to run the headline “Who made Houdini vanish?” as part of its Thursday issue.
LifestyleYahoo News CanadaCanadian man finally receives Canada Post package after 8 years
Good things come to those who wait, but eight years is absurd even in these times.
HealthYahoo News CanadaTell us: What do you still want to know about COVID-19?
Yahoo Canada will be asking doctors, researchers and other medical experts about how COVID-19 is progressing and things we all need to keep in mind during this pandemic.
NewsYahoo Canada Original Videos'It's Appalling': Ontario Premier Doug Ford Announces Investigation Into Long-Term Care Homes
Ford warned a criminal investigation could also follow after the Canadian Armed Forces released a damn ing report on the state of five long-term care homes in the Greater Toronto Area hit by COVID-19.
NewsYahoo News CanadaToronto police opt for education over fines for ignoring social distancing
After Trinity Bellwoods Park attracted an estimated 10,000 people last weekend, some people are asking why the police didn't issue more fines.
NewsYahoo News CanadaPremier Doug Ford shaken by 'horrific' claims of cockroaches, fecal contamination in Ontario long-term care homes
In an emotional address to the public on Tuesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said a report from the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) on long-term care homes in the province is “heartbreaking” and “horrific.”
NewsYahoo Canada Original VideosThe seat design that could help make flying safe again
Florian Barjot, a French aeronautical engineer, has proposed a concept called PlanBay that would help relieve some of the concerns about flying during the COVID-19 pandemic.