Dan Spector

• First Festival d’été de Québec since 2019 brings sigh of relief to Quebec City tourism

  Quebec City's Festival d’été de Québec has attracted hundreds of thousands to the provincial capital, providing a much-needed boost after two COVID summers.

  Entertainment

  Jul 16, 2022
  
• Nurses brought Vigi-Santé to court in bid to get better protection for staff at Vigi Mont-Royal

  Vigi Mont Royal has seen a ventilation breakdown, concerns over airborne transmission, and a court battle in one week.

  Health

  May 14, 2020
  
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• Coronavirus: What should Quebec’s upcoming plan to return to school look like?

  The Quebec English School Boards association says Quebec needs clear guidelines before schools start again.

  Education

  Apr 25, 2020
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• Canadian Forces arrive at Montreal seniors’ residences, health authorities rushing to train volunteers

  The Canadian Forces entered a seniors' residence in Lasalle on Saturday.

  Health

  Apr 18, 2020
• Mother of Quebec teen shot by police presents petition for body cameras at National Assembly

  A petition for Quebec police officers to wear body cameras was presented to the National Assembly by the mother of a teen shot and killed by SQ officers in 2018.

  Canada

  Jun 13, 2019
• West Island flood volunteers putting in marathon hours to help total strangers

  Flood relief volunteers are putting in long hours just to bring some joy to victims.

  Environment

  May 2, 2019
• City Coun. Lisa Christensen finds positive in sexist comment against her at city hall

  The recipient of a sexist remark at city hall is looking on the bright side.

  Politics

  Nov 23, 2018
• Day 4 of Quebec campaigns: Liberals talk dental coverage, CAQ on school taxes

  Day 4 of the Quebec election campaign had the Liberals and CAQ making pledges, while the PQ focused on nomination meetings.

  Politics

  Aug 26, 2018
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• Laval Police asking for help tracking down thief stealing packages from porches

  Someone is stealing packages off front porches in Laval.

  Crime

  Aug 2, 2018
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• Beaconsfield to become latest Montreal suburb to crack down on smoking in public

  Soon, smoking will only be allowed on streets, sidewalks and alleys in Beaconsfield.

  Health

  Jun 19, 2018