Brayden Jagger Haines
Reporter
Brayden Jagger Haines is a Photojournalist.
He is a Concordia University alumni graduating in audio-visual journalism with a minor in law and society.
Reporting on politics, law, sports and current affairs the young south shore native strives to tell stories across the greater Montreal area.
He is lighthearted and considers himself quite the witty joker with a deep-seated drive on reporting the stories that people need to hear, no matter how big or small.
Keeping up to date on current events is not a chore for Brayden, it is an addiction.
He always wants to be in the loop and never hesitates to try new, exciting and thrill-seeking experiences.
Brayden started his internship with Global News Montreal in January 2018.
His first televised story was McGill University courts international graduate students affected by U.S. travel ban.
Video Archives
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Nick Suzuki, 23, named youngest captain in history of Montreal Canadiens
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Montreal students take part in safe drop-off pilot project
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Pointe-Claire gives green light to fund windmill restoration
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Pride flag over war memorial prompts mixed reaction in Dorval
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New inclusive playground opens in Montreal
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NASA SLS Artemis I Launch
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Quebec reaches deal with school bus drivers
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Pointe-Saint-Charles residents fed up after mail delivery suspended without notice
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French ‘Arrêt’ stickers plastered on stop signs in Town of Mont-Royal to protest English signs
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August thunderstorm knocks out power for thousands of Quebecers
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Saskatchewan couple stranded north of Montreal after truck breaks down on road trip
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Newscast Item | Police Operation
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Electric scooters gaining popular despite being illegal in Quebec
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Scooter Situation Live Report
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Live Report | NDG Shooting
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New art installations aim to bring back workers to downtown Montreal
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Pope Francis to travel to Nunavut for final day of Canadian visit
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Pope’s Last Day
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McGill reaches out to students affected by Trump travel ban
Author Archives
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Quebec clamps down on open fires as hot, dry weather sets inAs areas of the province of Quebec brace for the first heat wave of the season, the province's forest fire prevention agency is on high alert.CanadaMay 29
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Lone grocery store in Montreal suburb reopens to large fanfareNearly five months after closing its doors, the only grocery store in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Que., reopened to large fanfare from residents.CanadaMay 25
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Demolition of former restaurant to make way for future Sainte-Anne’s parkSainte-Anne-de-Bellevue residents will have a new park in time for the high summer season, according to the city, as demolition work begins of the former restaurant building.CanadaMay 23
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Montreal’s annual Pride parade will launch without a hitch, organizers sayAfter last year's catastrophic last-minute cancellation, organizers say they are poised to launch the 17th edition of the Montreal Pride festival without a hitch this summer.CanadaMay 19
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Why a revamped dog park can’t come fast enough for Montreal pet ownersCalls continue to grow for a permanent, fenced-in dog run in Jeanne-Mance park as pet owners raise safety concerns with current open green space.EnvironmentMay 18
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Man fatally gunned down marks Montreal’s second homicide in 12 hours, police sayMontreal police say a man and a woman were killed in separate shootings that were only hours apart. Their deaths mark the city's eighth and ninth homicides of 2023.CrimeMay 17
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Montreal arson squad investigates after 2 dozen cars torched in LachineThe Montreal police arson squad is investigating after dozens of cars were torched in Lachine overnight. Police believe the fires are connected.CanadaMay 16
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New SAAQclic platform turns simple task into bureaucratic ‘nightmare’ for father, sonYan Mongrain says the once simple task of registering his son's first motorized scooter has become a bureaucratic nightmare in Quebec thanks to the new SAAQclic platform.TrafficMay 10
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‘Best. Smoked. Meat. In. Montreal’: Trudeau, others react to closing of beloved deliHigh food and labour costs are among the reasons for the closure, according to a longtime customer who spoke with the owners about the sudden and unexpected announcement.CanadaMay 9
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Dozens of illegal turns caught on video where 7-year-old fatally struckNicolas Marcotte said he recorded 44 cars committing infractions at the Montreal intersection in the span of one hour. Cars can be seen ignoring a no left turn sign.TrafficMay 8
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Employees of Floralies long-term care home in Montreal protest closure, CIUSS mistreatmentDozens of employees demonstrated outside the Floralies Lachine long-term care home Friday morning to voice their frustration with the West Island health authority.HealthMay 5
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Homes flooded, streets blocked off as spring flooding hits HudsonHudson Mayor Chloe Hutchison said teams from the local fire department are closely monitoring the situation.CanadaMay 4
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How a new smart traffic light is slowing down drivers on Montreal’s south shoreThe EARL traffic light is red by default but turns green when drivers proceed at the permitted speed limit. The goal of the pilot project is to get drivers to slow down.TrafficMay 2
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Two arson attacks torch 4 more Montreal-area vehicles early FridayFour more vehicles were set ablaze in the Montreal area Friday. In just one week, 16 vehicles have been torched in the area, including two school buses.CrimeApr 28
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Another 2-week wait before branches are picked up in MontrealAlthough it has been three weeks since the ice storm, it will take another two weeks before the piles of branches are picked up in a number of hard-hit boroughs.CanadaApr 27
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School bus and semi-truck set ablaze in Saint-LéonardAnother suspicious fire is being investigated after flames destroyed two vehicles and damaged a building in Saint-Léonard early Wednesday.CrimeApr 26
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Metro’s Green Line resumes service after cracks forced partial shutdownService on the Metro's Green Line was back Tuesday morning after the discovery of cracks on Monday had forced a portion of the underground subway to close.TrafficApr 25
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Multiple gunshots force Longueuil residents from homesLongueuil police say multiple shell casings were found at the scene and no injuries were reported after gunshots were fired early Friday.CrimeApr 21
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Alleged hate attacks in Montreal lead to teen’s arrestTwo members of the Hassidic community were violently attacked in separate incidents by the same person on the night of Jan. 20, according to Montreal police.CrimeApr 20
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Gates to the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges cemetery remain closedThe recent ice storm caused significant damage to hundreds of trees making the cemetery too dangerous for the public according to officials.CanadaApr 18
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Long-awaited safety improvements coming to Montreal West train stationIn a move to improve safety surrounding the station, once the tunnel is completed, commuters will no longer be able to access the centre platform from the street level crossing.TrafficApr 14
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53 stolen luxury vehicles seized in police operation at Port of MontrealFifty-three luxury SUVs and trucks worth an estimated $2.6 million were set to be shipped abroad before they were seized from the Montreal Port in a joint police operation.CrimeApr 12
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Ice storm: Just how many fallen trees and broken branches for Montreal so farThe City of Montreal says it has been inundated by calls to 311 city services over reports of fallen trees and broken branches from last week's ice storm.CanadaApr 11
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Montreal firefighters extinguish rooftop fire on provincial buildingOfficials say the fire climbed the side of the five-storey structure, setting exposed material ablaze and reaching the rooftop.FireApr 5
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Major fire forces evacuations east of downtown MontrealA major fire in the Hochelaga neighborhood east of downtown Montreal forced dozens of residents from their homes early Wednesday morning.FireApr 5