Montreal
“We want to be there for the people, we want to give them hope,” said conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin as thousands gathered in Montreal for a free outdoor concert celebrating Mount Royal Park’s 150th anniversary. Adriana Gentile reports.
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Europe’s heatwave is drying rivers, straining nuclear power plants and leaving vulnerable residents searching for relief as temperatures remain far above normal. Brandon Rowe reports.
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Russian missiles and drones killed at least 17 people around Kyiv, striking warehouses and a railway station as Ukraine again warned of dwindling air-defence supplies. Brandon Rowe reports.
“I was very disappointed," said mayor of Val-David Jean-Claude Rocheleau after a rainbow pride flag hanging outside of the petite gare de Val-David in the Laurentians was vandalized three times in one week. Tina Tenneriello reports.
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“I was very disappointed,” said mayor of Val-David Jean-Claude Rocheleau after a rainbow pride flag hanging outside of the petite gare de Val-David in the Laurentians was vandalized three times in one week. Tina Tenneriello reports.
“They probably had their lives ahead of them,” said André Durocher, director of the CAA-Quebec Foundation, after two 19-year-olds were killed and a third was critically injured when a car crashed into a Laval gym Wednesday. Johanie Bouffard reports.
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“When we started from nothing, we were on the ground literally. We had no stage and that was part of the beauty of it,” says Errol Johnson, co-founder of the West Island Blues Festival; taking place Saturday in Dorval. Fariha Naqvi-Mohamed reports.
“The dossier is complex and the needs are great,” said Dr. Leon Tourian about the Quebec Association of Psychiatrists calling for a Mental Health Minister.
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“Who can best person defend the province of Quebec? This is what a lot of the voters will have in mind,” said political analyst Daniel Tran about the upcoming Quebec election campaign expected to start end of August. Lola Kalder reports.
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