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A Taber man is calling for change to provincial legislation after he says his service dog, Suzie, was attacked earlier this year. While Suzie wasn’t physically injured, she has been left reactive to other dogs. As Justin Sibbet reports, that can lead to serious complications for those who need service animal support.

A Montreal man who lives with autism has defied the odds to graduate university and says he could never have done it without his service dog at his side. Victor Bal attended every single class and wrote every single exam with his dog Kopeck right by his side every step of the way. Dan Spector...

While the 9/11 attacks happened thousands of miles away, it had a profound impact on those working in emergency services around the world. It impacted how Edmonton firefighter Don Cherniawski carried out his work and influenced his son Tyler to join the service as well. Quinn Ohler has their story.

The province has heard the concerns, but does that mean they will follow through on implementing anything? How Saskatchewan is handling the push for AI data centre’s and what guidelines could be put in place. Also, as the first quarter was wrapped up, how are the books looking for the province? We have a look...

Voting 6-4 in favour… City Council is handing over the reins of the REAL district to Brandt. What does this change mean for the city and what could happen to the venues on the property? Also, as the first quarter was wrapped up, how are the books looking for the province? We have a look...

When Albertans need legal help but can’t afford a lawyer, Legal Aid Alberta is often there to assist. But what many people don’t realize is that the organization relies on a network of private lawyers to deliver many of its services. Legal Aid Alberta’s roster relations liaison Paul Welke spoke to Global News Morning Edmonton...

Former conscripts in Iran’s military who are seeking asylum in Canada, including some living in Montreal, say the federal government should do more to distinguish between those who were conscripted and those who volunteered to serve. They argue that failing to make that distinction is contributing to lengthy security screenings, rejected applications and deportation orders....

The Jewish General Hospital has a new name. Earlier this week, the Montreal institution was granted university hospital status by the Quebec government which means it will now be known as the Jewish General Hospital University Health Centre. But beyond the name change, what does this designation mean for the hospital, its staff, and the...

U.S. Department of Justice Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche announced during a press conference on Monday, that the alleged White House Correspondents’ Dinner gunman, Cole Tomas Allen, has been charged with three federal charges. Blanche said a Secret Service agent was shot in the chest, but “was wearing a ballistic vest that worked.” The agent...

WATCH: Man’s best friend is proving to be a true lifeline. Across the province, working dogs are providing essential, life-changing support every day. Payton Zillich introduces us to four remarkable pups making a massive difference in the lives of those around them.

Toronto Animal Services is shining a spotlight on the city’s most overlooked dogs, including large breeds, older pets, and shy personalities, encouraging more residents to consider adoption. Elana Trainoff joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to introduce some of these dogs and share insights on their temperaments, the benefits of adopting pets that are often passed over, and...

Edmonton city council is trying to better understand how big a tax increase Edmontonians will tolerate, as they get set to discuss the four-year budget. And as Jasmine King reports, it could lead to some tough conversations about which services stay and which don’t.

WATCH: Saskatoon police service brings on new specially trained dog for detecting electronic equipment.

A Peterborough-area golden retriever — and service dog in-training — is in the running to win the title of “America’s Favorite Pet.” Madeleine McColl has more on Gator the Golden and the contest.

YVR airport sees an opportunity that they say could help BC face economic headwinds. Air cargo is big business, and as demand to ship precious goods on a particular route increases, so does the likelihood an airline would want to expand service by adding more flights. Jordan Armstrong has more.

Las Vegas police said a woman was arrested after allegedly abandoning her two-year-old goldendoodle at a JetBlue ticket counter inside Harry Reid International Airport on Feb. 2. Officers said she failed to complete required paperwork to fly with the dog as a service animal and left it tied to a baggage sizer before heading to...

On Wednesday, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow announced that the Ontario government has officially broken ground on the elevated guideway and four new stations in Toronto’s east end for the Ontario Line. “That’s real progress for Thorncliffe Park, Flemington Park and the Don Valley,” Chow said and added, “the Ontario Line will transform how people move...

Former CNN journalist Don Lemon was released from custody after being charged with federal civil rights crimes on Friday. The charges stem from an anti-immigration protest that disrupted services at a Minnesota church two weeks ago.

Ottawa Fire Services say a dog accidentally started a house fire in Orleans after chewing on a heated ski glove with a lithium-ion battery. Firefighters were called to a home on Bevington Walk, where flames were seen coming from a first-floor window and heavy smoke filled the house. Crews rescued the unharmed dog, quickly contained...

Dogs that work for a police service or the military give years of tireless service — but what happens when they retire? Ned’s Wish is a charity steps in to help make sure they get the medical care they deserve in retirement. Quinn Ohler explains how.