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A Truro, N.S. man is speaking out after his service dog was denied entry at his local community centre. He says grey areas in the legislation around service dogs means venues are left to make their own decision on what documentation they accept. Ella MacDonald reports.

The Royal Canadian Legion’s poppy campaign is in full swing and when you buy one, you support veterans in many ways. Thanks to the donations of Quebecers, local veterans are about to get better access to services dogs to help them navigate post-traumatic stress disorder. Global’s Dan Spector reports.

The province reports a dip in its family doctor waitlist and a Truro man speaks out after his service dog is denied entry to a community centre.

Jade the police service dog joins Global News chief meteorologist Mark Madryga to help him present the weather as the Vancouver Police Department releases its 2025 VPD K9 and Mounted Unit calendars.

The Vancouver Police Department has released its 2025 Vancouver Police K9 and Mounted Unit calendars. Constable Jesse Schellenberg and his police service dog Jade give Global News Morning a sneak peek.

Ned’s Wish Heroes Run is a one-of-a-kind, run-with-your-dog fundraising event that will see all proceeds go toward supporting retired police and military service dogs across Canada. Stacey Talbot and Lorena McCoshen joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with all the details about the upcoming run.

Those working at a clinic offering opioid replacement therapy in Fredericton says they’re receiving backlash from the community. As the need for harm reduction services grows in New Brunswick, so does frustration from neighbouring businesses. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) officials said on Tuesday they have searched and are patrolling the Allen Physics Laboratory at the University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus, following reports of a man armed with a “big knife.” Const. Claude Chancy said they were unable to find the suspect, adding that they don’t believe there is a...

When asked if he would like to see the Edmonton Police Service investigate allegations that Global Health Imports (GHI) and his former business, Stephen Anderson, defrauded three companies of more than $1 million, Employment Minister Boissonnault dodged the question, instead saying the Ethics Commissioner has decided not to launch a full investigation into allegations he...

The Canadian federal government has introduced new legislation that would require pregnancy counselling charities to disclose if they also offer abortion or birth control services. Government officials say this is meant to ensure women looking for these services will receive accurate and safe information. If the legislation is passed, new organizations that don’t disclose the...

“Dogs With Wings” is a non-profit organization that trains dogs to help those struggling with various disabilities. This month the organization is once again holding its annual gala to help continue the great work it does for our community. Piera Angotti, along with service puppy in training Strider, joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton...

Seine River School Division says it’s concerned about the safety of students who don’t qualify for school bus service.

Quebec’s new medical assistance in dying law will come into effect in less than two weeks. Starting Oct. 30, Quebecers with certain incurable diseases like Alzheimer’s will be able to submit an advanced request for a medically assisted death. Some doctors, however, don’t feel ready for the change. Plus, legal experts across the province spent...

Protesters gather ahead of the showing of a controversial film about Russian soldiers at the Lunenburg Doc Fest, a Nova Scotia woman is raising awareness about cervical dystonia in hopes more research can lead to a cure, and more details are released about the province’s new lunch program at schools.

People living within the autism spectrum say they are being discriminated against by the government. They want the province to provide the same funding to care for their service dogs as other people with disabilities do. As Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports, Quebecers with a visual or physical handicap receive government aid of up to $2,240...

The City of Vancouver has a new program to help reactive dogs. Animal Services Assistant Manager Kim Rosenmayer talks about the Yellow Bandana Project.

Global News has obtained a bombshell report detailing major cuts to transit service that could happen if the federal and provincial governments don’t step up with a long-term funding committment. As Richard Zussman reports, those cuts could come as early as 2026.

A number of service dogs in Metro Vancouver and the Okanagan are graduating this weekend. PADS communications director Tara Doherty and client Michelle Livingston introduce us to a grad dog and a dog in training, Furrow and Canary.

Animal Services general manager Leland Gordon introduces us to a young pup who’s good with kids and other dogs, and talks about a concerning trend of more and more people surrendering their pets.

Officials from Montreal’s new light-rail service were in the West Island to talk to residents. REM trains have begun trial runs in the area, with the start of service expected in 2025. As Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports, people who live nearby the tracks don’t want to live through the same experience some of their neighbours...