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<p><font face="Calibri">A romantic YouTube video of a Montreal couple’s wedding proposal has gone viral. </font> </p> <p> </p>

An early morning fire at a historic Catholic church in a community north of Edmonton is being investigated as suspicious.

The moment was even more significant as Kennell has a particular connection to the anthem.

From school children receiving a kind letter from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Montrealers making history on the international stage, here are the top five stories Global News covered in Montreal this week.

A food service industry spokesman says he expects a staggered start when restaurants get the green light Thursday to reopen in Alberta.

A spokesperson for Sen. Don Plett says the senator travelled to Mexico on Dec. 28.

The 2022 Calgary Stampede Coca-Cola stage lineup was revealed Thursday with big names such as Milky Chance, Alessia Cara, Alexisonfire, JP Saxe, Carly Rae Jepsen.

As the number of confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus in Alberta climbed to 19 Wednesday, Premier Jason Kenney said the province is working on changes to ensure no one loses their job if they are required to take time off during the outbreak.

Three Edmonton Catholic schools restart on Wednesday, and in the absence of updated guidelines from the province, the district is sticking to earlier COVID-19 protocols.

The glitz (and one glitch) of opening ceremony, the first day of medals: A look back at Friday's Olympic events and what to look forward to on Saturday.

Kennell told Global News she has always dreamed of singing the National Anthem at a Montreal Canadiens home game.

From meeting symphony orchestra maestro Kent Nagano to Brittany Kennell finding her voice, here are some community stories that made waves across Montreal this year.

Your A-Z guides to Canadians competing in Sochi 2014. Check back here as we add more athletes.

Mayor Ed Holder’s comments on Monday come as the local rate of vaccination slows and the rate of COVID-19 cases provincewide climbs.

Many Albertans are feeling anger and frustration after having done all the government asked and then being hit with restrictions once again.

Brittany Kennell, the first Canadian to be on The Voice, has made it through the battle rounds.

This week on Focus Montreal, meet a fellow with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute who discusses the recent terror attacks in Belgium and their impact, hear from a McGill student about a new campaign to end the use of the "R" word and meet Brittany Kennel, the Beaconsfield native who is taking the popular reality TV show, The Voice, by storm.

Beaconsfield native Brittany Kennell won a spot on #TeamBlake, the first Canadian to make an appearance on The Voice.

The Montreal Canadiens have invited Beaconsfield native Brittany Kennell, the first Canadian on The Voice, to sing the national anthem.

Montreal native Brittany Kennell joined Global News Morning to talk about her new soon-to-be released song.