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Shriners Hospital receives increase in public funding
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
The Shriners hospital says the funding was a much-needed as they’ve had a dramatic increase in patients in the past few years. Continue reading
Human rights complaint filed against National Bank for racial discrimination
A black man in Brossard has filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission for racial discrimination after a routine transaction at a National Bank took a turn for the worse. Continue reading
Federal Minister Jean-Yves Duclos addresses Quebecers on Canada’s improved homelessness strategy
The Federal and Quebec governments are renegotiating once again their Homelessness Partnering Strategy in order to implement Canada’s new “Reaching Home” plan to fight homelessness. Continue reading
City to hold consultations on Jeanne-Mance softball field — after demolition
The field was demolished at the end of May, despite the efforts of a group of softball players who have been using the field for pick-up games for years. Continue reading
Pointe-Claire proposed housing development in lieu of Walton mall upsets residents
Pointe-Claire residents are concerned about new development plans that are set to turn a strip mall into 24 townhouses. Continue reading
Montreal buys land from developers to conserve L’Anse-à-l’Orme
After decades of fighting, the battle is over between environmentalists and developers in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue. Continue reading
Quebecers stranded in Cuba after deadly plane crash make it back home
Exhausted and elated are two words to describe Cubana airlines passengers landing in Montreal after five days stuck in Cuba. Continue reading
City councillor wants to see Montreal ban single-use plastic water bottles in city buildings
Municipal opposition party Ensemble Montreal says it wants Montreal to consider a ban on single-use plastic water bottles in city buildings and events. Continue reading
Montreal students planning to run from Montreal to Vancouver to raise funds for cancer research
The “Montreal runners” are giving themselves one month to run across Canada to raise $50,000 for the Terry Fox Foundation. Continue reading
Animal adoption non-profit Animatch needs a new home
Animatch has until the end of the summer to move and is calling on the community for help. Continue reading
Go big and stay home: Howie Mandel shares his vision for Just For Laughs
By Gloria Henriquez Reporter/Weather specialist
Canadian comedian Howie Mandel is hoping to take the Just For Laughs brand to the world, from the place where it all started: Montreal. Continue reading
Casa d’Italia, iconic Little Italy landmark in dire need of financial help
The centre is hoping their fundraising campaign will help them pay their bills and build programs that will attract new members. Continue reading
Commuter calls for change in STM’s emergency protocol after ‘terrifying’ evacuation in Montreal Metro
A Montreal commuter says he is terrified after the Bonaventure station was evacuated for a mysterious gas Monday afternoon and is now calling for the STM to increase communication during emergency situations. Continue reading
Bus schedules could be affected this week as STM workers ramp up pressure tactics
Your schedule could be affected as thousands of STM maintenance workers are not doing overtime for the next six days. Continue reading
87-year-old struggles to access health care in English
The daughter of an 87-year-old woman is speaking out because she says her mother is unable to receive care in English and that’s putting her health at risk. Continue reading
