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  • Montreal to get hundreds of new affordable housing units for families, homeless youth
    The 12 projects approved in a call for tenders will cost about $310 million. They include hundreds of dwellings for a variety of people, including families and seniors.
    Canada
    Apr 12
  • Montreal mobile health clinic helps get homeless people out of tents, into apartments
    Old Brewery Mission says its mobile health clinic has intervened 2,691 times to help homeless people in the community in its first year.
    Canada
    10 hours
  • Future of Montreal’s Hôtel-Dieu homeless shelter up in the air
    The Hôtel-Dieu site will no long serve the unhoused in the downtown east population, leaving users of the more than 100 shelter beds in limbo.
    Politics
    Feb 16
  • Montreal metro riders raise safety concerns as complaints to STM transit agency triple
    In 2023, more than 1,300 complaints were made by users of Montreal's STM metro system. That number is triple the annual average of 377.
    Cannabis
    Mar 22
  • Montreal metro gets new security plan amid rise in safety concerns
    Montreal's transit authority is deploying special constables and other safety employees in teams of four to monitor the 10 stations where riders have most reported feeling unsafe.
    Canada
    Apr 10
  • Controversial Saint-Henri safe drug consumption site set to open
    A transitional housing project and safe drug consumption site will open near a school in the Saint-Henri borough. While officials welcome the project, residents are resisting it.
    Canada
    Apr 11
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  • Contentious day centre, supervised injection site opens in Montreal neighbourhood
    Measures to appease the fears of Saint-Henri residents, who have been vocal surrounding the supervised injection site, were visible on its first day of opening.
    Health
    Apr 15
  • Quebec teen sells eclipse glasses to help people in need
    Logan Laguë has been selling eclipse glasses all over the Eastern Townships. With the proceeds, he helps the homeless population, youth shelters and families in need.
    Canada
    Mar 30
  • Peterborough restaurant provides free meals on Easter for less fortunate
    On Easter Sunday, the Original Spaghetti House Restaurant served hundreds of free meals to individuals in need. The meals are provided each Christmas, Easter and Thanksgiving.
    Canada
    Apr 1
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  • Quebec’s top court upholds requirement for minors seeking sex designation change
    The ruling overturns a 2021 decision by a lower court judge who concluded the requirement violates the dignity and equality rights of transgender and non-binary teenagers.
    Canada
    Mar 21
  • Here’s why you are seeing more homeless encampments in Montreal’s suburbs
    "I was helping someone who has been living in the streets but then, I myself ended up here," Bryan Asbil said as he paused to contain his emotions. 
    Canada
    Jan 10
  • Accueil Bonneau inaugurates new 114-unit long-term housing centre
    The fully-furnished rooms will be available for low-cost rent to both men and women including, students, seniors and couples in serious financial straits.
    Politics
    Feb 5
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  • ‘Pure nightmare’: Montreal-based musician wins $1.5 million in defamation lawsuit
    Montreal musician Frédérik Durand, who performs under the name Snails, has been awarded $1.5 million in a defamation lawsuit against a California Instagrammer.
    Crime
    Mar 12
  • How does Putin stay in power?
    Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to sweep to power in another illegitimate election. How does he maintain his grip and what does it mean for Ukraine and NATO?
    World
    Mar 15
  • Quebec lawsuit could limit dismantling of homeless camps in the province
    At issue are a collection of municipal bylaws that ban the erection of non-recreational tents or other informal structures in public spaces without approval from the town.
    Canada
    Jan 28
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  • Asylum seekers coming through Montreal airport in record numbers
    Roxham Road, an unofficial border crossing, might be closed but asylum seekers have found another way to enter Canada in record numbers: Montreal's Trudeau Airport.
    Politics
    Feb 1
  • New pilot projects launched to help unhoused Montrealers through winter months
    The Quebec government is contributing $200,00 0 for a new pilot project in the Latin quarter downtown that aims to help unhoused Montrealers during the cold winter months.
    Canada
    Dec 21, 2023
  • In Canada’s capital, an opioid epidemic and housing crisis collide
    Global News accompanied an Ottawa police officer during a patrol of the city's downtown, an area where the opioid epidemic and housing crisis are colliding.
    Canada
    Jan 20
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  • Couple expecting baby in Rafah plea to Canada for help as Israel plans next move
    A family member in Montreal has applied for a temporary visa on behalf of the couple, who remain stuck in Rafah with mere days before their second child is due for delivery.
    World
    Feb 11
  • TTC sees rise in number of people seeking shelter in stations during cold snaps
    A spokesperson said TTC staff observe between 30 and 60 unhoused people per day in transit stations during cold weather months, compared to eight to 10 the rest of the year.
    Canada
    Jan 17
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