Quebec City police say in a news release an arrest warrant was issued for Jaggi Singh.

Members of anti-immigration group Storm Alliance gathered to demonstrate against Canada's immigration policies, while counter-protesters attempted to block their way.

Anti-Islam protest cancelled in Montreal after supporters fail to show up amidst growing dissension facing the group and their controversial message.

Hundreds showed up to a demonstration in support of refugees outside of the Olympic Stadium.

Some activists believe violence can be necessary when it comes to protesting.

A pair of Canadian women arrested following a Mexico City firebomb attack waited behind bars Thursday to learn whether they would face criminal charges - or be set free.

Far right groups took to the streets of Montreal Saturday to protest a federal government motion condemning Islamophobia. They were met by Montreal Police and a counter-protest.

There were tense moments in Montreal and Toronto Saturday between supporters and opponents of M103.

From sexual harassment lawsuits to inquiries into use of force, a Global News estimate shows over the last 20 years the force's failure to reform is adding up.

A Quebec Superior Court judge has ordered two Montreal police officers to pay activist Jaggi Singh.

A Montreal activist has received a suspended sentence and probation for his role in last summer's G20 protests in Toronto.

Quebec City police say they've arrested two people in connection with a demonstration that saw protesters clash with riot police.

Montreal activist Jaggi Singh has pleaded guilty to urging people to tear down a security fence during last year's G20 summit in Toronto.

Activist who urged people to tear down G20 fence to be sentenced TORONTO - A Montreal man is expected to be sentenced today in Toronto for urging people to tear down a security fence during last year's G20 summit. Jaggi Singh, who pleaded guilty to counselling to commit mischief

Montreal activist Jaggi Singh has received a suspended sentence and probation for his role in last summer's G20 protests in Toronto.

MONTREAL - The number of students on strike in Quebec dwindled considerably Monday as people at several colleges voted to end a civil-disobedience campaign that had earned international attention and been nicknamed the Maple Spring.

Protesters threw smoke bombs and fireworks at police, with one masked assailant assaulting Global News crew.

There were hugs and tears of joy when a woman was reunited with her two young children in Montreal on Friday after being deported to her native Mexico.

The number of students on strike in Quebec dwindled considerably Monday as people at several colleges voted to end a civil-disobedience campaign that had earned international attention and been nicknamed the Maple Spring.

Parti Québécois ministers are meeting in a remote location 180km north of Montreal to reflect on the possibility of hitting the campaign trail as early as November.