The Conservatives blame "professional agitators," in a new motion to dismiss the legal challenges seeking to overturn federal election results.

Last night over 500 were arrested during protests in Montreal.

Is the sun setting on the environmental movement, or are we at the dawn of a new consciousness about the need to protect Mother Earth?

A creative response to Charest: 'Somebody arrest me, I disobey Law 78.' (http://www.arretezmoiquelquun.com)

Hundreds of thousands marched today against Charest's 'Special Law' and in support of Quebec's student strike.

When Quebec students hit the streets in a massive rally Tuesday, they won't be alone. Solidarity is spreading and so is their symbol, the red square.

A massive anti-war demonstration took place Sunday, on the first day of Chicago hosting the NATO Summit.

A number of civil society groups have denounced the Charest government's emergency law against Quebec's student strike.

Mohammad Mahjoub (left) was in Ottawa to speak in public for the first time about his ordeal as a security certificate detainee.

Quebec's Charest government announced an emergency law against the student strike, but that didn't stop thousands from joining another night protest.