B-25 Bomber to join Lancaster for Remembrance Day flight

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B-25 Bomber to join Lancaster for Remembrance Day flight

On November 11th, Canada's only flying Lancaster traditionally makes a flight over local ceremonies. This year's flight will be especially impactful as the iconic plane is joined by another heavyweight in the sky. David Zura meets the plane's pilot.

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Montreal Italian organization set to celebrate 100 years with banquet

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Day 3 of COP29 highlights island nations and catastrophic flooding

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Montreal businesswoman concerned about loved ones back in Lebanon

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