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The freeze will be in effect until March 2026, during which time the province said it’ll give municipalities time to determine how to cover policing cost increases going forward.

"That has huge implications for Canada," Terri Givens, a professor of political science at the University of British Columbia told Global News.

Laval police reported two missing people Tuesday whose mental health issues make them vulnerable. Read More

The man who once topped the country's most wanted program testified in his own defence on Wednesday, admitting he shot a man in Scarborough but saying he never meant to kill him.

The additional stream of revenue has allowed the Gospel Mission to hire some of its own shelter residents to be hired to work in the food truck.

A rare double-bye to open the season hasn't affected the University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's volleyball team, sweeping Mount Royal over their first weekend of play.

The winner of the 2025 Youth Stampede Poster competition, 22-year-old Elora Kiddle, has been announced. Her poster is titled "From Grit to Greatness."

An elderly couple in southern Alberta were nearly duped out of more than $8,000 when they were told their grandson needed bail money.

Katherine Titus-Becker, Raleigh, N.C. Read More

The YWCA has opened the Kikakihtânaw Centre for Women and Families. The facility looks to address the barriers faced by women fleeing violent situations.

Legislation will be introduced into parliament this year, with the laws coming into effect 12 months after it is ratified by lawmakers, he added.

The bill clarifies when and how information is shared with public bodies, which include provincial and municipal governments, schools and police.

A remote northern Quebec community is demanding justice after a man was shot and killed and his twin brother seriously injured by police responding to someone allegedly trying to drive while impaired. Read More

The federal government is ordering the dissolution of TikTok’s Canadian business after a national security review of the Chinese company behind the social media platform, but stopped short of ordering people to stay off the app. Read More

The president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal took a stand Wednesday against the Legault government's proposed cap on international students, Bill 74, calling Montreal "one of the most dynamic university centres on the continent." Read More

Charlie Shein, a 14-year-old Secondary 3 student at Royal West Academy in Montreal West, was struck by a car on Westminster Ave. on his way to school one recent morning, on a crosswalk in an area residents have long been flagging as dangerous. Read More

Ottawa's unpopular vacant unit tax generated $12.6 million in its first year, but the city believes a graduated tax rate will generate up to $4 million in additional revenue. Read More

On Saturday, Jonathan Sénécal and the Montreal Carabins will face rival Laval Rouge et Or in the RSEQ championship, with the winner headed to the national semifinal Mitchell Bowl.

Not all the Ottawa Senators had an off-ice workout on Wednesday. Read More

QUEBEC — A report from the National Assembly ethics commissioner prompted Coalition Avenir Québec MNA Sylvain Lévesque to resign from his post as second vice-president of the Legislature on Wednesday. Read More