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Bill 96: Health-care professionals say government’s reassurances misleading -
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Anglophone seniors living outside Montreal deplores limited access to English-language newspapers -
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Coroner slams Quebec for ignoring COVID-19 risk in long-term care -
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Health-care and English-language rights advocates stress danger of Bill 96 -
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Montreal students’ handmade dolls to be donated to refugees -
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Welcome Hall Mission, McGill to expand dental services for most vulnerable -
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Quebec Indigenous leaders demand exemption from Bill 96 -
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A Horse Tale fertilizer fundraiser to offer manure for Mother’s Day -
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Montreal long-term care home under investigation following complaints -
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CAA launches worst road in Quebec campaign for 2022 -
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Raphael Andre tent in Cabot Square closing on Sunday -
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Quebec police chiefs launch campaign to change image -
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Montreal city councillor tables motion to make May Jewish Heritage Month -
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Tragedy strikes Montreal family for a second time -
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Balarama Holness is back with new provincial party -
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New provincial political party launched in Quebec -
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Montreal Sunwing passengers still stranded over computer glitch -
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Computer glitz leaves passengers stranded -
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Quebec Christians mark Good Friday with return of Way of the Cross procession -
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Montreal tenants fighting new landlord over right to keep animals
Author Archives
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Bill 96: Health-care professionals say government’s reassurances misleadingHealth-care professionals who have been warning about the potential impact Bill 96 could have, say the government's repeated claims that the fears are unjustified, are misleading.CanadaMay 18
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Anglophones outside Montreal deplore limited access to English-language newspapersEnglish-speaking residents outside greater Montreal say since March, they haven't been able to get publications of most English-language newspapers in stores.CanadaMay 18
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Health-care and English-language rights advocates stress danger of Bill 96Doctors and other health-care advocates in Quebec say they are worried about the implications of Bill 96 on health care and social services for non-French-speaking citizens.CanadaMay 13
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Montreal students’ handmade dolls to be donated to refugee children worldwideBy mid-May the toys will be sent to Dolls of Hope, an American organization based in Utah through which dolls are sent to refugee kids all over the world.CanadaMay 10
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Welcome Hall Mission, McGill to expand dental services for most vulnerable'We usually do between 1,700 and 2,000 dental procedures per year,' explained Sam Watts, CEO and executive director of the mission offering dental care to lower-income families.HealthMay 9
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Quebec Indigenous leaders demand exemption from Bill 96Indigenous chiefs across the province are demanding that their communities be exempt from the Bill, meant to strengthen the province's French language charter.CanadaMay 7
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A Horse Tale fertilizer fundraiser to offer manure for Mother’s DayOver two weekends, starting the day before Mother's Day, people can pick up a bag of manure at Horse Tale Rescue stables and make a donation.CanadaMay 6
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Montreal long-term care home under investigation following complaintsAn investigation is underway at the Vigi Reine-Elizabeth seniors' home due to complaints filed by family members of residents since 2021.HealthMay 2
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CAA launches worst road in Quebec campaign for 2022The Quebec branch of the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA) has launched its 7th annual vote for the worst roads in the province.CanadaApr 30
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Raphaël André tent in Cabot Square closing on SundayAn emergency tent set up to serve people experiencing homelessness is closing this weekend. It opened more than a year ago following the death of Raphaël Napa André.CanadaApr 29
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Quebec First Nations push for more self-determinationAssembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador chiefs have agreed for their communities to take steps to further assert their right to self-determination.CanadaApr 28
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Quebec Association of Police Chiefs launches campaign to change image of policingPolice brass say they want to counter what they say are misperceptions about law enforcement officers.CanadaApr 27
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Montreal city council passes motion to make May Jewish Heritage MonthSonny Moroz, Montreal opposition city councillor for Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, tabled a motion to have the City of Montreal recognize May as Jewish Heritage Month.CanadaApr 25
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Woman at Montreal airport says her Sunwing flight delayed 10 timesThere was frustration among Sunwing Airlines travelers at Trudeau International Airport in Montreal as, for a second day, flights were delayed or cancelled due to a systems error.CanadaApr 19
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Montreal tenants fighting new landlord over right to keep animalsTenants living at an apartment building in NDG say their new landlord is being abusive by insisting they get rid of their animals even though they've had them for years.CanadaApr 14
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Take a look inside a Montreal 911 call centreMedical dispatchers point out that regardless of past experience it takes a certain kind of skill and personality to be able to do this job.CanadaApr 12
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Montreal teen shares cancer journey to raise awareness, funding for researchThe videos are also meant to raise awareness about testicular cancer, which, according to Ross' doctor, oncologist Raghu Rajan, is the most common cancer in young men.HealthApr 8
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Quebec man stuck in Mexico with cancer after family says back pain dismissed at Canadian hospitalThe family of a Quebec man stuck in Mexico is searching for answers after they say he received medical clearance to travel and then discovered his cancer had returned on vacation.CanadaApr 7
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Quebec study exposes dramatic increase in police fundingA study released Wednesday claims that the rate of increase in funding for the Montreal police department is far higher than for other sectors.CanadaApr 6
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More than 1,000 miniature books donated to Montreal’s Jewish Public LibraryMore than a thousand volumes of miniature books were given to the Jewish Public Library in Montreal by Lily Toth, who arranged to have them donated upon her death.CanadaApr 5
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Montreal woman stands out in mission to raise awareness for diabetesLeanne Souquet is marking the centennial of the discovery of insulin, while drawing attention to Type 1 diabetes, by living for 100 hours on top of a 12-metre pole.HealthApr 4
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Indigenous voices from Quebec guarded about Pope Francis apologyThe apology caps a week of visits to Rome by a delegation of First nations, Inuit and Metis from Canada to speak to the Pontiff about what happened at residential schools.CanadaApr 1
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Montreal forum to address youth violence following several murders concludesSome of the groups involved include community organizations from areas hardest hit by the youth violence, as well as health professionals and educators.CanadaMar 31
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REM light-rail structures taking shape in Montreal’s West IslandThe construction of the Réseau express métropolitain (REM) light-rail system is entering a new phase in the West Island of Montreal.CanadaMar 30
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Community advocates call for more measures to tackle systemic discrimination in MontrealDespite the progress made by the city over the last year, officials from CRARR, as well as other community groups say there are some blind spots that need to be addressed.CanadaMar 29
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