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Non-profit Nations Skate Youth teaches Kahnawake youth to skateboard -
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Others come forward to allege sexual misconduct after lawsuit filed naming Cardinal Marc Ouellet -
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Quebec cardinal accused of sexual assault in new lawsuit -
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Quebec’s finances are in stronger-than-expected shape as the province gears up for election campaign -
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Free summer tours whetting Montrealers’ appetite for urban agriculture -
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The Montreal First People’s Festival is underway in Montreal, including ten days of concerts, films, exhibitions and more -
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Quebec’s Bill 96 sparks fears about access to health care in English -
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Quebec woman claims she’s been denied tubal ligation surgery -
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Disability advocates sound alarm over Bill 96 effects on English-language students -
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Quebec’s 7th wave sees a rise in BA.5 variant of COVID-19 -
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Activist Sammy Cavallaro awarded Quebec National Assembly Medal of Honour -
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Former Quebec Hells Angels kingpin Maurice “Mom” Boucher dies behind bars -
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Montreal woman claims airport security has searched her curly hair multiple times -
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Montreal woman claims airport security searched her curly hair multiple times -
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Habs reveal top picks for Thursday’s NHL entry draft in Montreal -
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Quebecers face added stress of housing crunch on annual moving day -
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Montreal’s big theatre in the park, le Theatre de la Verdure, is back to wow Montrealers with free summer shows -
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“We don’t want things to go south here:” alleged pepper spray attack victim speaks out -
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Montreal police arrest suspect in drive-by shooting death of 15-year-old Meriem Boundaoui -
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‘Je suis Québécoise. Point final’: Questions remain for Anglophones after Bill 96 passes
Author Archives
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Non-profit Nations Skate Youth teaches Kahnawake youth to skateboardThrough workshops, non-profit Nations Skate Youth teaches Indigenous youth about the sport, all while instilling a sense of pride in their culture.SportsAug 18
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More victims come forward following Cardinal Marc Ouellet sexual misconduct allegationsMore people are coming forward to allege sexual misconduct by members of the Catholic Church in Montreal, says the ombudsman of the Montreal Archdiocese.CanadaAug 17
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Free summer tours whetting Montrealers’ appetites for urban agricultureA series of initiatives is taking place, including workshops on gardening and, starting Friday, 15 bike tours exploring several urban gardens across the city.LifestyleAug 12
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32nd International First Peoples Festival underway in MontrealA giant, central teepee and longhouse dominate Montreal’s Place des Festivals these days. It’s the centerpiece of the Montreal First People’s Festival, and open to all visitors.CanadaAug 11
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Bill 96 sparks fears about access to health care in EnglishShab Shattah recently had surgery. But with the passing of Bill 96, the experience made him fear that he and others may not always have guaranteed access to English services.HealthJul 23
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Quebec woman claims she’s been denied tubal ligation surgeryFor the past 10 years, 29-year-old Elizabeth Emond says she has talked to about 30 doctors and all have declined to provide tubal ligation surgery.HealthJul 18
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Disability advocates sound alarm over Bill 96’s effects on English-language studentsThe Association for Equity and Inclusion in Post-Secondary Education (AQEIPS) fears the legislation will create even greater burdens for students with disabilities.EducationJul 15
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COVID-19: Quebec’s 7th wave sees increased transmission of BA.5 variantAccording to Quebec Public Health, there are almost 1,800 people in hospital but only 43 of them are in intensive care, which health officials find encouraging.HealthJul 14
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Activist Sammy Cavallaro awarded Quebec National Assembly’s Medal of HonourA young West Island activist and advocate for people with disabilities was awarded the National Assembly’s medal of honour Wednesday.CanadaJul 13
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Quebec premier calls on Justin Trudeau to meet on health care: ‘It’s a real problem’Quebec premier François Legault called on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to come to the table, instead of sending ministers to speak through the media, he said.HealthJul 12
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Maurice ‘Mom’ Boucher remembered for unleashing ‘wave of terror’ in Montreal"This is like Al Capone dying or John Gotti dying," said Julien Sher, an investigative journalist about the Hells Angels, about the death of Maurice 'Mom' Boucher.CrimeJul 11
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Montreal woman files complaint after her curly hair searched 3 times at airportsA woman with curly hair says airport security in Calgary, Toronto and her hometown of Montreal has searched her hair in the past six weeks, without any given reason.CanadaJul 6
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Montreal politicians call on Canada to protect city green spaceEnvironmentalists claim that thousands of flowers that the endangered Monarch butterflies swould feed from in the coming months were destroyed after the space was mowed.EnvironmentJul 5
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Montreal Canadiens discuss potential picks ahead of NHL Entry DraftIn just three days, the Habs will pick first in the NHL Entry Draft for the first time since 1980, and the hype around their potential choice is growing.CanadaJul 4
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Montrealers face challenging moving day amid housing crisisThis year, stress levels are through the roof as people are moving amid a province-wide housing crisis. Housing advocates say skyrocketing rents are now a widespread phenomenon.CanadaJul 1
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Park Lafontaine’s Theatre de Verdure reopens after lengthy renovationThere are more than 30 free shows lined up, including circus shows, movie screenings, a music show by Martha Wainwright, the Montreal Symphony Orchestra and many more.CanadaJun 30
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Victim of alleged Quebec pepper spray attack speaks out: “I was in shock”Omer Cheema says he was walking back to his home from the gym last Friday when he noticed two people in their 20s, a man and a woman, were acting strange.CrimeJun 28
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‘Je suis Québécoise. Point final’: Questions remain for Anglophones after Bill 96 passesQuebec premier François Legault says "historic anglophones" will keep the right to receive government services in English. But bill 96 doesn't even define who that is.PoliticsJun 25
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Pope Francis confirms visit to Canada, including stop in QuebecThe Pope cancelled a planned July trip to Africa at the request of doctors, but the Vatican says the visit to Canada July 24 to 29 will go ahead.CanadaJun 23
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Quebec to offer telemedicine appointments with dermatologistsThe province and the Quebec Association of Dermatologists have teamed up to create a virtual platform so people can access a dermatologist within a shorter wait time.HealthJun 20
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Year-end concert makes a comeback at Beaconsfield’s St. Edmund elementary schoolAbout 1,000 people showed up to ST. Edmund Elementary’s live outdoor concert known as EdStock, the school's version of the Woodstock music festival.EducationJun 8
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Liberal MNA Kathleen Weil not seek re-electionKathleen Weil says she thinks it's time for her to devote herself to her family. Meanwhile, the party has chosen Désirée McGraw to run in the riding Weil is leaving vacant.PoliticsJun 6
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Teen referee allegedly assaulted by adult at Montreal youth soccer gameA video captured the moment an adult descends from the stands and appears to assault a teenage referee before other spectators step in.SportsMay 9
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Montreal mother desperate to access treatment for rare brain tumour: ‘It’s ruining my life’Celyn Harding-Jones, who has been living with a brain tumour for decades, says there is a risk the cyst could cause sudden death and she wants it removed.CanadaMay 6
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Quebec presents plan to ‘overhaul’ long-term care for seniorsQuebec's minister responsible for seniors announced a plan with 25 measures to improve long-term care, including giving seniors more power over how they want to live their life.HealthMay 5
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