Paule Robitaille

• National assembly posthumously honours Montreal man killed in ferris wheel accident

  The ceremony was held in the auditorium of Riley Valcin's former high school in the Montreal North borough, École Secondaire Henri-Bourassa.

  Canada

  Apr 14, 2022
  
• As La Grande Roue reopens, family of worker killed in ferris wheel accident seeks answers

  Twenty-two-year-old Riley Valcin was killed while working at La Grande Roue on Christmas Day. The wheel has now reopened, and his family is still searching for answers.

  Features

  Feb 25, 2022
  
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• Guardian Angels program for asylum seekers leaving spouses, family members behind

  Only those who worked in health care, and their spouses or common law partners qualify though.

  Canada

  Mar 15, 2021
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• Advocates say at least six Montreal homeless people ticketed for curfew offences in first week

  A provincial spokesperson told Global News there is no exemption being looked at by the government for homeless people right now.

  Health

  Jan 16, 2021
• Montreal North community groups call for greater support

  Extreme poverty, inadequate housing and lack of security in an area where there are many young kids are problems, community groups say.

  Canada

  Nov 13, 2020
• Quebec finance minister confirms no personal income tax cuts before 2024

  Finance Minister Eric Girard told the Quebec City business community on Monday that personal income tax cuts are off the table for at least his first mandate.

  Politics

  Mar 25, 2019