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Quebec City mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette has asked to be transferred from a maximum- to a medium-security prison, citing concerns over his safety and mental health.

Dawna Friesen has been awarded the Canadian Screen Award for Best National News Anchor. She is the anchor and executive editor of Global National. 

Gary Anandasangaree was responding to a group of gun control advocacy groups that say they are alarmed and disappointed that the RCMP still has not disclosed basic information.

The RCMP has responded by saying the information is subject to an active investigation, meaning the force doesn't know when the details will be available.

A vigil will be held in Montreal at 4:30 p.m. Thursday to mark the ninth anniversary of the Jan. 29, 2017, Quebec City mosque attack and to honor the six people killed.

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

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

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.

Police say they're not divulging the exact location of the boutique for security reasons.

The Liberal party withdrew Guillet's nomination after a Jewish advocacy group flagged old social media posts they said were anti-Semitic.

The resignation comes after a Canadian Muslim group called for the Greens to dump Schomann as a candidate.

The study looked at 86 people who reported experiencing xenophobic or Islamophobic hate in various regions of Quebec.

Liberal Party Leader Justin Trudeau faced questions on the subject of his blackface controversy, as well as a range of issues that included his plans to address healthcare, climate change and the country’s affordability gap.

White supremacy has made its way into mainstream public discourse in Canada, becoming an insidious danger to our democracy, says Amira Elghawaby.

Quebec's ombudsperson has criticized the way a social worker handled the case of the Quebec mosque shooter after he allegedly told her in confidence he regretted not having murdered more people, according to a report obtained by The Canadian Press.

Hundreds, if not thousands, came out on the streets of Montreal Sunday to voice their opposition to the Coalition Avenir Quebec's secularism bill.

Bill Kelly says that contrary to what Andrew Scheer has told Canadians, there is still room for racism and intolerance in the Conservative Party.

The mosque is the site of a 2017 shooting that left six men dead and several injured after a gunman stormed the building and opened fire.

While terror is often a byproduct of such violence, actually making the decision to call something terrorism comes down to a much broader set of factors that must be considered.

A fellow inmate of the Quebec City mosque shooter says Alexandre Bissonnette told him he couldn't believe a man he shot seven times didn't die.