A man has been charged in the killing of a former champion golfer from Spain, after the Iowa State University student’s body was found Monday morning at a golf course in central Iowa. Continue reading →

German doctors treating Pyotr Verzilov, a member of Russian protest group Pussy Riot, said Tuesday that claims he was poisoned are “highly plausible” but stressed they can’t say how this might have occurred or who was responsible. Continue reading →

Pelosi’s remarks are significant because she could be the speaker of the House if Democrats with the midterm elections, and any NAFTA renewal deal will be reviewed by the next Congress. Continue reading →

The DFO announced the closures on Monday and Tuesday — with the new rules set to go into effect at 5:00 p.m., ADT on Friday.  Continue reading →

Quebec provincial police say they’ll continue to crack down on the illegal production of cannabis as consumption is set to become legal across the country in less than a month. Continue reading →

On Tuesday morning, the museum unveiled its new cryobank lab in Gatineau where six new cylindrical freezers will house over 31,000 samples from all across the world. Continue reading →

The first English-language television debate in Quebec history prompted viewing parties at several locations across Montreal. Continue reading →

Journalists from all six of the media organizations that formed a consortium to hold Monday night’s historic English debate fact-checked several of the statements made by the party leaders. Continue reading →

A coalition of doctors, families, university deans and Montreal mayors call for “life-changing” cochlear-implant surgery to be performed in Montreal. Continue reading →

Canadian fashion brand Simons is apologizing for a new line of lingerie the company named after trailblazing Canadian women, including former chief justice Beverley McLachlin. Continue reading →

The candidates will debate topics including education, health, economy, identity, the environment and relations with the English-speaking community. Continue reading →

The leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec is admitting he had to brush up on Canada’s immigration system after incorrectly answering a question on the subject. Continue reading →

The percentage of women seeking office in Quebec’s fall election has jumped to 40 per cent, the highest in the province’s history. Continue reading →

Global News is running a series of debates spotlighting some of the key issues for Quebecers ahead of the provincial election. This week’s topic is transportation. Continue reading →

The crash happened Saturday afternoon in Saint-Claude, a small community in the Eastern Townships, roughly 170 kilometres east of Montreal. Continue reading →

François Legault says his Coalition Avenir Québec, if elected Oct. 1, will reduce annual immigration by 20 per cent and expel newcomers who fail a French-language exam after three years in the province. Continue reading →

Montreal police spokesperson Jean-Pierre Brabant said the stabbing happened at around 9:30 p.m. in a back alley on Baldwin Street, not far from Notre-Dame Street. Continue reading →

Montreal police spokesperson Jean-Pierre Brabant explained the boulevard was crowded at the time, as St-Laurent is closed to traffic this weekend for a street festival. Continue reading →

While Maxime Bernier once wanted to be leader of the federal Conservatives, he says people don’t need to be conservative to join his new party. Continue reading →