Video Archives
-
![]()
Grammy-winning Montreal pianist Chilly Gonzales wants Tina Turner to replace Wagner on a Cologne street sign -
![]()
REM officials consult West Islanders over noise concerns for new suburban train line -
![]()
Jean-Doré Beach operating as usual despite mysterious underwater attack on child -
![]()
At 106, Montreal neuroscientist is still getting accolades -
![]()
Quebecers on the autism spectrum want access to funds for MIRA assistance dogs -
![]()
Biggest male tennis stars in the world due to participate at this year’s Canadian Open in Montreal -
![]()
Montreal weightlifters set sights high, but say they are being held back -
![]()
Amazon workers voice concerns ahead of Prime Day -
![]()
LGBTQ rights trailblazer John Banks passes away leaving behind a legacy of historic activism -
![]()
Social housing groups propose solutions to housing crisis ahead of Quebec moving day -
![]()
Cycling in Montreal: McGill study reveals 10 most dangerous intersections -
![]()
Residents of Chertsey, Que. dealing with the aftermath of massive rainfall -
![]()
Quebec hospital using virtual reality to help with nurse shortage -
![]()
No place to go: Montreal renters scramble to find housing before July 1 moving day -
![]()
Montrealers brace for a week of dangerously hot weather -
![]()
Montreal financial report under fire for overspending -
![]()
Alleged mastermind in major data theft, fraud at Desjardins among those arrested -
![]()
La Maison Annagiarvik opens for Indigenous residents in Montreal’s Milton-Parc -
![]()
Winter session wraps up at Quebec’s National Assembly -
![]()
Curb your consumption: What Quebec’s new energy bill could mean for consumers
Author Archives
-
The rise of the far right in Germany and how division remains a common themeIn the state of Brandenburg, voters on both the left and the right side of the political spectrum say they are fighting for the same thing: the Germany they grew up in.WorldOct 25
![]()
-
‘Free your voice’: How yodelling is being reclaimed by German progressivesYodelling may sometimes be connected to conservative thinking, but a group of progressive women in Germany want to rebel against that and 'reclaim the yodel.'CanadaOct 8
![]()
-
Culinary ‘weapons’: How Canada plans to win over Germans, one bite at a timeCanada is creating ties in Germany with food diplomacy, a way of bringing people together through the culinary aspect of a culture.CanadaSep 25
![]()
-
Emails show Montreal police appeared to interfere with report on street checksAn independent inquiry into Montreal police is being called for after emails show what appears to be the force interfering with a report into the practice of street checks.CanadaAug 7
![]()
-
Montreal Children’s Hospital sounds alarm over e-scooter injuriesThe Montreal Children's Hospital is warning of the dangers of using the mode of transportation as it reports an increase in injuries related to e-scooters.HealthJul 17
![]()
-
After mysterious underwater attack on child, this popular Quebec beach remains openAt the end of June, eight-year-old Max Mandl says he was playing in the water, in the Aquazilla section, when things took a bad turn.CanadaJul 17
![]()
-
People on the autism spectrum in Quebec seek access to funding for service dogsPeople living within the autism spectrum say they are being discriminated against by the Quebec government because they're excluded from funding to care for their service dogs.HealthJul 12
![]()
-
Montreal hosts international harpsichord competitionMontreal is playing host to the 10th edition of the prestigious Jurow International Harpsichord Competition.CanadaJul 4
![]()
-
New festival showcases underground artists in Montreal’s Southwest boroughVitrine Festival is taking place in Montreal's Southwest borough, an area organizers say was an artistic desert for too long. The goal: showcasing emergent artists.CanadaJul 3
![]()
-
Montreal weightlifters set sights high, but say they are being held backSiblings Emily Ibanez, 13, and Brayan Ibanez, 17, are dual citizens living in Canada but born in Spain and they want to represent their home country.SportsJul 2
![]()
-
Amazon workers in Quebec worried about health and safety ahead of Prime DaySome Amazon warehouse employees say sales day like Prime Day are costing them their health.CanadaJun 28
![]()
-
John Banks, pioneer for LGBTQ2 rights in Canada, dies at age 80Against all odds, and in a climate of open hostility, John Banks was a trail blazer, leading the first gay pride parade in Montreal.CanadaJun 27
![]()
-
University student-led project rounds up solutions to Montreal housing crisisA student-led project surveyed groups fighting for affordable housing across Canada, rounding up several solutions groups believe should be implemented to improve the situation.CanadaJun 26
![]()
-
Montreal cyclists rate most dangerous intersectionsA new study by Transportation Research at McGill University (TRAM) found Montreal's most dangerous intersections as rated by 1,500 cyclists that participated in a survey.TrafficJun 25
![]()
-
Heavy rainfall wreaks havoc in Chertsey, Que.The city says more than 120 millimetres of torrential rain fell, wreaking havoc on the roads and forcing the city to ask citizens to stay indoors except in case of emergency.WeatherJun 24
![]()
-
Quebec hospital uses virtual reality to help with nurse shortageNurse Melissa Plourde is wearing a virtual reality headset during one of her rounds and she is not playing games. What she's doing, though, is a real game-changer in health care.HealthJun 20
![]()
-
Moving day ‘looking bad’ for renters in Quebec as landlords keep raising pricesQuebec’s annual moving day is fast approaching and a recent report shows this year is shaping up to be a painful one for renters.CanadaJun 19
![]()
-
Scathing report slams spending practices at Montreal’s Public Consultations OfficeSpending practices at Montreal's Public Consultations Office came under fire by the city's auditor general. The report details unjustified expenses and a lack of accountability.PoliticsJun 19
![]()
-
Montreal posts a small surplus for 2023, but a tax increase is still likelyThe City of Montreal says taxes are going up next year despite posting a small surplus for 2023. Officials promise the hike won't be more than 4.9 per cent.CanadaJun 14
![]()
-
La Maison Annagiarvik opens for Indigenous people in Montreal’s Milton-ParcLa Maison Annagiarvik in Montreal's Milton-Parc neighbourhood is a transitional housing project offered to people who are actively working on becoming sober.CanadaJun 12
![]()
-
Quebec’s parliamentary session ends with quest to reclaim powers from OttawaQuebec's national assembly winter session is coming to a close. Amid all the controversy of the past few months, Premier François Legault says there are things to celebrate.PoliticsJun 7
![]()
-
New bill aims to change how and when Quebecers consume energyQuebec Economy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon wants Quebec to become carbon-neutral by 2050 and that means making some changes to the way people consume electricity.EnvironmentJun 6
![]()
-
After months of protests, Quebec reaches agreement with farmersAfter months of protests over rising costs and thin profit margins, Quebec and farmers have reached an agreement to give the sector a much-needed boost.PoliticsJun 3
![]()
-
McGill recognizes Dr. Frederic Bertley with honorary degreeNot the stereotypical doctor donning a robe, buried in books and beakers, Bertley is rather known for his boundless charm and talent to easily break down scientific notions.CanadaMay 31
![]()
-
New report reveals Quebec not prepared to face extreme weatherIn its report, the group named five major priorities. One of the report's authors says it's urgent the province implements these strategies or it risks more destruction.EnvironmentMay 28
![]()
