Olivia O’Malley
Associate Producer
Born and raised in Vancouver, B.C., Olivia moved to Montreal to attend Concordia University, where she specialized in multi-platform journalism.
Olivia got her first taste of what a real newsroom is like when she interned at Global News Montreal in August, 2017 — safe to say she loved it!
As a freelancer, Olivia currently works as an associate producer on Global News Morning.
She loves travelling, reading, spending time with family and friends, skiing and playing soccer!
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Video Archives
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Conservation group upset over Montreal Technoparc fields razed
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Housing advocates sound alarm after July 1 moving day
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Quebec man wins right to impersonate Elvis
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Outrage over decision to end U.S. rights to abortion fuels protests in Quebec
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Hijabs disappearing in Quebec classrooms as Montreal teacher retires
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Quebec’s St-Jean Baptiste Day celebrations return after pandemic hiatus
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Critics call on Quebec to do more in wake of lifeguard shortage
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Montrealers cleaning up after Thursday’s flash flood
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New fence erected to keep homeless population out of Milton-Parc vacant lot
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Quebec opposition parties gearing up for fall election
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Quebec Environment Minister tables bill increasing water royalties
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Former Quebec cabinet minister and radio personality takes a political leap of faith
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Former PQ minister planning jump back in to politics
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War of words at the National Assembly
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Opposition parties accuse CAQ of ‘buying’ votes with election promise
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Former UPAC boss orchestrated sensitive leaks to media: judge
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‘Quebecers are prouder than ever’: François Legault wraps up CAQ convention weekend with message of pride
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CAQ convention focuses on Quebec prosperity and pride
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Ruling allowing Quebec mosque shooter to seek parole after 25 years met with disappointment
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Quebec drops section of Bill 38, extending accessibility to assisted dying
Author Archives
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Montreal Canadiens fans get sneak peak at potential first draft pickShane Wright, Juraj Slafkovsky, Cutter Gauthier, Matt Savioe, Logan Cooley and Conor Geekie participated in a youth hockey clinic at the Bell Sports Complex in Brossard Wednesday.Sports3 hours
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Quebec environmentalists shocked to find greenspace housing at-risk butterfly species mowedTechnoparc Oiseaux claims the airport mowed all 19 hectares. When its members asked for an explanation, they say the airport said it's routine maintenance.EnvironmentJul 3
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Quebec tribute artist ready for ultimate Elvis Presley contest in MemphisHe's placed in the top ten before, but hopes this time he will bring home the twenty thousand dollar us prize. Along with a performance contract with Elvis Presley Enterprises.CanadaJul 1
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Passengers at Montreal’s Trudeau airport facing delays, lost baggage amid ‘unprecedented’ demand"It's been a nightmare," said Alpha Collins, whose flight from Montreal to Toronto was delayed.CanadaJun 30
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Bill 21: Hijabs disappearing from view in Quebec classrooms as teachers retireThe retiring teacher is the only staff member at Carlyle Elementary School who wears a religious symbol. She was allowed to keep her job because of Bill 21's grandfather clause.CanadaJun 23
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Quebec government to cover costs to become a lifeguard amid shortagesTo try and avoid future shortages, Minister for Education Isabelle Charest announced courses to become a lifeguard and instructor will be free.CanadaJun 22
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Montreal demonstrators go topless in fight for gender equalityAlice Lacroix organized Sunday's topless protest. It was in response to the treatment of a Quebec City woman who was sun tanning topless.CanadaJun 19
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Southern Quebec hit by power outages, flooding after severe thunderstormsEnvironment Canada reports that 41,000 Hydro-Québec customers were without electricity at the peak of the storm. Heavy rain, hail and high winds swept through the province.CanadaJun 17
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Fence in Montreal’s Milton-Parc re-installed with more permanent fixturesThe Milton-Parc Citizens' Committee started a petition in May to keep the fence down. Some residents believe the barrier was erected to keep homeless people out of the empty lot.CanadaJun 15
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Quebec tables last-minute bill to increase royalties on commercial water useThe last-minute motion is highly unlikely to pass, with just three days left before the legislature breaks for summer. Instead, turning into a CAQ electoral promise.PoliticsJun 8
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Quebec premier’s alleged comment about West Island ‘shameful’: Liberal MNAsThe Coalition Avenir Québec MNA who is responsible for relations with English-speaking Quebecers is defending the premier, saying François Legault respects all anglophones.PoliticsJun 2
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Quebec high school students crafting for a good causeThe Grade 11 leadership class at John Rennie High School focuses on projects that give back to the community. This one has a more personal connection to members of the school.EducationMay 20
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Milton-Parc residents start petition to keep fence down around vacant lotThe group started a petition to "keep the fence down." They want the vacant lot to continue to be accessible to the neighborhood's homeless population.CanadaMay 16
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Montreal Cello Ensemble gives young musicians chance to excel, free of cost'I don't know how I would have afforded to pay for this kind of lessons with the experienced instructors that she has,' said one young musician's mother, Joan Idaboh.EducationMay 15
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Longueuil man celebrates milestone anniversary with his prized car"It means a lot. I'm very, very happy, this my bijoux. I don't know why, it's nothing special," said 82-year-old Tommaso Bevilacqua.CanadaMay 15
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Quebec provincial police investigate after drive-by shooting injures teen'We have a certain information collected by the investigation that suggests that the event could be linked to members of organized crime,' said SQ spokesperson Nicolas Scholtus.CanadaMay 13
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Montreal to experience earliest-ever heat wave: Environment Canada"Such a three-day pattern has never been observed so early in May since the beginning of observations," according to Environment Canada meteorologist Jean-Philippe Bégin.WeatherMay 12
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‘A welcome sign,’ tourism industry anticipates boost from return of seasonal travellersEven though less cruise ships are expected than usual, the Port of Montreal cruises director said it will give the tourism industry a much needed boost.CanadaMay 8
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Sun Youths annual Avi Morrow Bike Giveaway rewards deserving kidsThe 38th annual Avi Morrow Bike Giveaway was held in the Michel-Normandin arena. About 100 children nominated by their peers were given a brand-new bike.FeaturesMay 7
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Montreal public art piece pays tribute to Ukrainian traditionsArtist Giorgia Volpe took inspiration for the shape of the interlacing, open ribbon sculpture from a pysanka, a Ukrainian Easter egg.CanadaMay 6
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Ombudsperson calls Indigenous homeless situation in Montreal a “humanitarian crisis”Montreal's most recent homeless count indicates that an Indigenous person living in the city is about 27 times more likely to be homeless compared to a non-Indigenous person.CanadaMay 4
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Homeless man in Montreal allegedly pushed by police officer, says these ‘are not good cops’"Police have to help people, not hurt people," said Bader Niang. He is in a TikTok video showing a police officer apparently shoving him to the ground.CanadaApr 30
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Montreal high school students create permanent reminder for truth and reconciliationStudents at Beurling Academy chose to create a mural to honour Indigenous culture by creating a mural reading "land back," in the school's front stairwell.FeaturesApr 29
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West Island girl’s hockey development camp gives young female athletes a rare opportunityThe seven week all girls Spring hockey development camp is held Wednesday night for an hour at the Excellent Ice arena in Kirkland.SportsApr 28
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Tenant advocates call on Quebec government to create rent registryAccording to the website rentals.ca the current average one bedroom apartment in Montreal is $1,500, an increase of 5.41 per cent from the previous year.CanadaApr 24