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Poilievre announced his plan to use the notwithstanding clause to pass legislation that would allow consecutive sentences for multiple murders.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's proposal has raised concerns about the rule of law in Canada, with some warning it could erode constitutional norms.

Only one bullet hole remains in the wall of the Centre culturel islamique de Québec, 8 years after a gunman stormed into the mosque and killed six Muslim men who had come to pray.

Why terror plots linked to the Islamic State are increasing.

Quebec Education Minister Bernard Drainville says his department will investigate complaints at 17 schools where it is alleged that state secularism is not being respected.

The premier said on social media that he will see how Quebec's secularism rules can be tightened in response to a government investigation into the Bedford school in Montreal.

The pressure is mounting on BC Conservative candidate Brent Chapman as more offensive social media posts have been exposed.

Eleven teachers at a Montreal elementary school have been suspended after a government investigation found they fostered a "toxic" climate of fear and intimidation.

A BC Conservative candidate is facing renewed calls to withdraw after the revelation of social media comments from 2017 that appear to question several high-profile mass shootings.

Does B.C.'s provincial election have you scratching your head ahead of voting day? We've assembled a last-minute cheat sheet for voters.

Global News spoke to six Muslim candidates for 2021 federal election about their personal challenges, key voter issues and what they planned to do if elected.

The London Muslim Mosque, alongside the Muslim community, called for the summit after the London vehicle attack that killed four members of the Afzaal family on June 6.

A group of education grad students from the University of Regina penned a letter to President Jeff Keshen calling for specific actions to address on-campus racism.

The leadership of the Quebec City Islamic centre where six people were killed asked the federal government to abandon its idea of making a handgun ban a provincial decision.

MONTREAL - The idea of citizen-driven referendums has inspired grassroots chatter within the Parti Quebecois for years. It was a crisis of Pauline Marois' leadership, several months ago, that finally made it party policy.

MONTREAL - A Jewish group is demanding the resignation of a small-town Quebec mayor who said the state of Israel shouldn't exist.

“We found evidence of explicit violence endorsing groups and communities, engaging in content which might be illegal hate speech."

"We believe this was an intentional act and that the victims of this horrific incident were targeted," Chief Steve Williams told reporters Monday afternoon.

The attack left four people dead. A boy, 9, was taken to hospital and is being treated for serious, but non-life-threatening injuries.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Tuesday said the hit-and-run that left four people dead in London, Ont., was a "terrorist attack."