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The tenants say the landlord of the Grand Boulevard apartment complex is purposefully neglecting the building and avoiding repairs in order to get them to move out.

B.C. provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says she is still optimistic that America will allow travellers who have mixed doses and AstraZeneca into the country.

The project, which seeks to gather reliable statistics on Montreal police interactions with the public, was created by a multidisciplinary research team.

The appointments are part of a larger effort to identify and fight racism within the board.

Mental health advocate and filmmaker, Tyler Simmonds, explores mental health stigmas in his film 'In Search of Healing,' screening at the Halifax Black Film Festival.

Take a look at some of B.C.'s health-care heroes who we featured on the Global BC News Hour.

Police brass say they want to counter what they say are misperceptions about law enforcement officers.

This week on Focus Montreal, meet the author of a report on racial profiling in Montreal, hear from Polytechnique survivor and gun-control activist Nathalie Provost on her latest battle, and learn what is being done to fight bullying in some Quebec schools and to help children in crisis.

Mental health resources need to be more accessible and available for Black people to address concerns like intergenerational trauma, experts told Global News.

Quebec Premier François Legault admitted on Tuesday that “there is still work to be done” when it comes to combating racism in his province, but argued that Quebec should not compare itself to the United States as it has “not experienced slavery, and the history of the U.S." when it comes to race-relations.

While Montreal's mayor has said she recognized systemic racism existed and has vowed changes, the Quebec government has refused to accept the term.

A recent report suggests that, when compared to some other provinces, Quebec's increase in racially motivated hate crimes in 2020 might not be seen as very high.

A department spokesperson says Nicous D'Andre Spring was in 'illegal detention' when he was injured Dec. 24 inside the Montreal detention centre

OTTAWA - A federal effort to fund terrorism research must be free from government interference and help build bridges with the Canadian public, says a national advisory panel.

The snow and sleet have stopped falling and traffic was moving again around Atlanta following a crippling storm.

The awards show — which kicked off Black History Month celebrations — aims to highlight the accomplishments of Quebec's black community in various fields including business, arts and culture, sports and media.

News that body cams could soon be mandatory for police officers in Quebec comes as a relief to civil rights advocates who say the devices are long overdue.

An in-brief look back at some of the most significant news events of the last 12 months.

The review stems from a number of racist incidents in summer 2020 which involved students within the Lester B. Pearson School Board

Part of Martin Prud'homme's new job will be to bring back trust and transparency in the force — both within the department and the general public.