Almost 40 per cent of Canadians, or 4 in 10, chose the Ottawa attack as the top story of the year.

We have compiled our top 5 list, but if there was one you liked, or one you think we have missed, please let us know in the comments!

We asked you to vote and you let us know what you think should be the top news story of the year for 2014.

From flooding to terrifying twisters, people in Saskatchewan had their fair share of battling the elements this year.

It's a Global News tradition for Mike Armstrong to take an alphabetical look back at the year that was. Here's what made 2014 memorable, from A to Z.

It's New Year's Eve and celebrations are kicking off around the world to ring in the arrival of 2015.

From politicians, to criminals to sports heroes to community leaders -- take a look at a few of Montreal's heroes (and villains) from 2014.

From the deaths of star NHL hockey players to the loss of life in tragic accidents and terrifying attacks, we remember those who died over the past year in Montreal and Quebec.

It was the year that signaled the end for many Montreal businesses, many of them holding a place dear in the hearts of Montrealers.

Nearly three-quarters of Canadians support the use of Canadian Forces ground troops in Iraq if it would prevent ISIS from establishing its own state.