The pair were planning on heading to a two-day fibre festival to sell their in-house yarn, but were told by U.S. customs that they didn't have a work visa; Their pictures were taken, each woman was fingerprinted and they were refused entry into the U.S.

From a Canadian woman being told she needs an immigration visa to enter the U.S. and a surprise win in the Liberal nomination for the Saint-Laurent byelection, here are the top stories Global News covered in Montreal this week.

A Quebec student athlete says he was denied entry to the United States after he was asked about religion and his Moroccan roots.

The Manitoba Children's Museum says it will not be changing its age restriction policy despite calls from a disabled man's family for it to be more inclusive. Emily Janzen spoke out to Global News on Wednesday after her 21-year-old brother Josh, who lives with severe Cerebral Palsy, was denied access to the Children’s Museum because he is over the age of 18.

A Winnipeg woman is speaking out after her brother, who lives with a severe disability, was denied access to the Children's Museum because he is over the age of 18. Emily Janzen said her brother Josh and his caregiver/friend went to visit the museum on Saturday but were told they were not allowed in.