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Aspiring teacher says Bill 21 forcing her to leave Quebec
Bill 21 bans teachers, police officers and government lawyers from wearing religious symbols on the job. "The government is actually telling me that there's no place for me here," Amrit Kaur said.

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Bank of Canada cuts interest rates again
Bank of Canada cuts interest rates again

The Bank of Canada has delivered another rate cut - suggesting the urgent threat of inflation has passed. But rising unemployment, and the threat of tariffs present more risks ahead for the Canadian economy.

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Montreal Canadiens players visit young patients in hospital
Montreal Canadiens players visit young patients in hospital

“Lighten some kids’ day,” said Alex Newhook, a Montreal Canadiens player, about visiting young patients in the hospital – a team tradition for more than 50 years. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Nearly 5,000 housing units on former Molson brewery in Montreal
Nearly 5,000 housing units on former Molson brewery in Montreal

“Bring housing into the development,” said Leonard Verrilli, Groupe Montoni’s director of development for major projects, about the nearly 5,000 units that will be built on the former Molson brewery site in Montreal. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Annual holiday food drive will benefit 5,000 families in Montreal
Annual holiday food drive will benefit 5,000 families in Montreal

“It feels good,” says Jorgen Ulloa-Aguilar of Sun Youth, on giving back, as their annual Christmas basket distribution kicks off helping 5,000 Montreal families. Tehosterihens Deer reports

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Bank of Canada cuts interest rates again
Bank of Canada cuts interest rates again

The Bank of Canada has delivered another rate cut - suggesting the urgent threat of inflation has passed. But rising unemployment, and the threat of tariffs present more risks ahead for the Canadian economy.

53m ago

2:31
Montreal Canadiens players visit young patients in hospital
Montreal Canadiens players visit young patients in hospital

“Lighten some kids’ day,” said Alex Newhook, a Montreal Canadiens player, about visiting young patients in the hospital – a team tradition for more than 50 years. Adriana Gentile reports.

1h ago

2:32
Nearly 5,000 housing units on former Molson brewery in Montreal
Nearly 5,000 housing units on former Molson brewery in Montreal

“Bring housing into the development,” said Leonard Verrilli, Groupe Montoni’s director of development for major projects, about the nearly 5,000 units that will be built on the former Molson brewery site in Montreal. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

1h ago

2:38
Annual holiday food drive will benefit 5,000 families in Montreal
Annual holiday food drive will benefit 5,000 families in Montreal

“It feels good,” says Jorgen Ulloa-Aguilar of Sun Youth, on giving back, as their annual Christmas basket distribution kicks off helping 5,000 Montreal families. Tehosterihens Deer reports

1h ago

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2:21
Bank of Canada cuts interest rates again
Bank of Canada cuts interest rates again

The Bank of Canada has delivered another rate cut – suggesting the urgent threat of inflation has passed. But rising unemployment, and the threat of tariffs present more risks ahead for the Canadian economy.

53m ago

2:31
Montreal Canadiens players visit young patients in hospital
Montreal Canadiens players visit young patients in hospital

“Lighten some kids’ day,” said Alex Newhook, a Montreal Canadiens player, about visiting young patients in the hospital – a team tradition for more than 50 years. Adriana Gentile reports.

1h ago

2:32
Nearly 5,000 housing units on former Molson brewery in Montreal
Nearly 5,000 housing units on former Molson brewery in Montreal

“Bring housing into the development,” said Leonard Verrilli, Groupe Montoni’s director of development for major projects, about the nearly 5,000 units that will be built on the former Molson brewery site in Montreal. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

1h ago

2:38
Annual holiday food drive will benefit 5,000 families in Montreal
Annual holiday food drive will benefit 5,000 families in Montreal

“It feels good,” says Jorgen Ulloa-Aguilar of Sun Youth, on giving back, as their annual Christmas basket distribution kicks off helping 5,000 Montreal families. Tehosterihens Deer reports

1h ago

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A ceremony to reward initiatives for Quebec youth
A ceremony to reward initiatives for Quebec youth

“Important to reward the organizations working in the field,” said Malado Woury Ka, Communications Advisor for the Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission, about the 36th edition of the Rights and Freedoms Award ceremony. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Montreal-based butcher course looks to help reduce labour shortage
Montreal-based butcher course looks to help reduce labour shortage

“Start shopping a little bit more locally,” says butchery student Maxime Guillet, on how Montrealers can help local butcher shops amid a province wide labour shortage. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

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Rainfall warning in Montreal as city begins snow loading operation
Rainfall warning in Montreal as city begins snow loading operation

“We will grab as [much] snow as we can,” says City of Montreal spokesperson, Philippe Sabourin, as a rainfall warning of up to 40 millimetres is in effect for the region. The city’s snow loading operation starts Tuesday evening.

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How Montrealers can get a quicker reply from Santa amid Canada Post strike
How Montrealers can get a quicker reply from Santa amid Canada Post strike

“Dear Santa,” read 7-year-old Gemma Cardillo who delivered her letter to Santa at a special mailbox in Montreal North, ensuring all letters will be answered before Christmas amid the Canada Post strike. Pamela Pagano reports.

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Picketing Canada Post workers reflect on strike, closure of NDG Depot
Picketing Canada Post workers reflect on strike, closure of NDG Depot

“They’re breaking up our family,” said Lorraine Muller, a letter carrier at Canada Post, about the closure of the NDG depot, where she worked. She’s picketed since Nov. 15 with her colleagues, with no end in sight to the strike. Erin Seize reports.