NewsYahoo Canada Original VideosCompelling visuals from Black Lives Matter protests around the world
The marches started in Minneapolis, the city in which Floyd died, and spread to Los Angeles, New York City, Seattle and globally to Canada, England and more.
NewsHuffPost Canada VideoHumpback Whale Spotted In St. Lawrence River
Locals on the Jacque Cartier Bridge were delighted by an unusual visit from the massive mammal.
SportsABC News VideosCeleb athletes share favorite at-home exercises
US tennis champion Sloane Stephens, Gymnast Morgan Hurd and other athletes share how they’re staying fit in quarantine.
EntertainmentYahoo EntertainmentKristen Bell’s kid's book celebrates inclusivity
Actress, producer and mother of two Kristen Bell releases her new kids’ book, The World needs More Purple People. Bell co-wrote the book with friend and parent Benjamin Hart. They had one goal in mind — inclusivity. “We wanted to give kids a roadmap and social identity that looks towards sameness,” she tells Yahoo Entertainment. The actress decided to make her debut book a children's book, so that adults and kids can read it together. “It was a way to hit both demographics and just create a reminder for everyone of what good people are, and how easy it is to become one,” she explains.
PoliticsCBCWashington, D.C., mayor slams Trump's push for more militarized presence in the district
Mayor Muriel Bowser says she heard the 'ominous warning' about scaling up a federal security presence in Washington, D.C., to deal with the protests. 'It doesn't make us safer,' she says.
NewsABC News VideosMore images of hope amid peaceful protests
Police Chief Steve Mylett shared a message that resonated with the community in Washington, and Fire Captain Roger Rayes embraced Renita Holmes in Miami in a show of support and love.
NewsABC News Videos6 officers charged with using excessive force during Atlanta protests
The six police officers have until Friday to turn themselves in after they were seen shooting a stun gun at two college students who were caught in traffic and eating food in their car.
PoliticsCBCTrump threatens military action on demonstrators
U.S. President Donald Trump told state governors Monday that he will "quickly solve the problem" of protests if they don't. He's threatening to invoke the 1807 Insurrection Act to deploy the military without the governors' permission.
PoliticsABC News VideosJoe Biden speaks out in sharp contrast to Trump
The former vice president criticized President Trump’s “narcissism” and “division” and called on leaders to confront systemic racism.
NewsABC News VideosFamily and friends of George Floyd march through Houston
Thousands of marchers, including two local rappers, former teachers and family members, marched from the city’s Third Ward to honor George Floyd, a day after his brother Terrance called for peace.
PoliticsABC News VideosBacklash over President Trump’s church photo op
Families held up homemade signs in protest as Trump drove through Washington, D.C., while church leaders criticized his show of force with tear gas in front of a place of worship.
NewsABC News VideosNew curfews set as protests continue across America
Police arrested hundreds for looting amid protests in major cities as some law enforcement officers were shot during violent clashes in St. Louis.
NewsABC News VideosDrive-in cinema launches in Portugal
Tickets quickly sold out when a pop-up drive-in cinema launched on Monday near Lisbon.
PoliticsABC News VideosNew York nurses honor protesters
Nurses and health care workers near New York City's Union Square took to their knees on Tuesday to honor protesters who marched by to call for an end to police brutality.
NewsCBCToronto cyclist riding 46km a day for George Floyd, solidarity with protesters
Toronto cyclist Matthew Cuesta says he wants to spark an "uncomfortable" conversation about racism in Canada. He is riding 46 kilometres every day for 46 days for George Floyd, who died at age 46.
PoliticsCBC'Is this who we are?' Biden asks Americans
In a speech highly critical of U.S. President Donald Trump and his response to the death of George Floyd, former vice-president Joe Biden acknowledged that racism has long torn the U.S. apart.
NewsHuffPost Canada VideoTrudeau Addresses Racism, Systemic Discrimination In Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addresses the House of Commons about anti-Black racism and his past use of blackface in response to protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
BusinessABC News VideosThe debt lasso method: a step-by-step plan to pay off your debt
“Queer Money Podcast” hosts David Auten and John Schneider created the method to pay off $51,000 in credit card debt.
PoliticsHuffPost Canada VideoAsk & Answer: Government Pandemic Support
The federal government has unveiled different programs and emergency funding to support Canadians during this pandemic, but all the rules and processes can be confusing. To directly answer some of your personal questions, Minister of Small Business Mary Ng and Minister of Employment and Workforce Development and Disability Inclusion Carla Qualtrough join HuffPost Canada’s Ottawa bureau chief Althia Raj in this live Q&A.
NewsABC News VideosCoronavirus daily update: June 2, 2020
The latest news and biggest developments to keep you informed about the deadly pandemic.
NewsCBCInfectious disease specialist responds to newer concerns and developments around COVID-19
Dr. Isaac Bogoch says Ontario's miscommunication over 700 coronavirus tests is a serious problem as the province struggles to reduce its daily caseload.
NewsABC News VideosTrump, George Floyd remembered, looting: World in Photos, June 2, 2020
A look at the top photos from around the globe.
NewsCBCCalgary restaurant owner says even if she could open, she wouldn't
Most of Alberta is entering Stage 1 of reopening, but Calgary and Brooks will have to wait until May 25. Calgary restaurant owner Aja Lapointe says she wouldn't open her business yet, even if she could.
NewsCBCState, private autopsies differ on how George Floyd died
Autopsies performed by the Minnesota state coroner and one hired by the family of George Floyd have both ruled Floyd's death a homicide, although they differ on the specific cause of death.