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      Diverse City: Spreading Smiles for Eid

      Diverse City: Islamic Relief Canada is putting smiles on the faces of children from low-income families by purchasing upwards of $4,000 worth of gifts for them - for the Muslim holiday of Eid-ul-Fitr. Fariha Naqvi-Mohamed has the story.

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      Montreal clinic overcomes language barriers with virtual interpretation

      "Everyone should be able to get healthcare in a language that is comfortable for them," said Muneeb Khan, a physiotherapist at IPS+ Snowdon Clinic, about tackling language barriers through the clinic's interpretation service. Adriana Gentile reports.

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      Landmark lawsuit launched by survivors of violence calls for changes to justice system

      Sexual assault and intimate partner violence survivors are suing the federal government after a court backlog booted their court cases. Shauna Hunt with their call for systemic reform. Warning: some viewers may find some of this content disturbing

      10h ago

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      Poilievre pitches pre-approval for pipelines

      The Conservatives say Canada should designate areas as pre-approved for projects like pipelines or railways. This as the NDP say Canada should not subsidize oil & gas companies & Liberals promise government built affordable homes.

      11h ago

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      Montreal looks to add 13,500 housing units in Bridge-Bonaventure plan

      “I hope that people will stand behind it,” says Valérie Plante on Montreal’s Bridge-Bonaventure commercial and residential development plan – which aims to have 13,500 housing units. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

      11h ago

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      2:05
      Montreal clinic overcomes language barriers with virtual interpretation

      "Everyone should be able to get healthcare in a language that is comfortable for them," said Muneeb Khan, a physiotherapist at IPS+ Snowdon Clinic, about tackling language barriers through the clinic's interpretation service. Adriana Gentile reports.

      6h ago

      2:49
      Landmark lawsuit launched by survivors of violence calls for changes to justice system

      Sexual assault and intimate partner violence survivors are suing the federal government after a court backlog booted their court cases. Shauna Hunt with their call for systemic reform. Warning: some viewers may find some of this content disturbing

      10h ago

      2:31
      Poilievre pitches pre-approval for pipelines

      The Conservatives say Canada should designate areas as pre-approved for projects like pipelines or railways. This as the NDP say Canada should not subsidize oil & gas companies & Liberals promise government built affordable homes.

      11h ago

      2:41
      Montreal looks to add 13,500 housing units in Bridge-Bonaventure plan

      “I hope that people will stand behind it,” says Valérie Plante on Montreal’s Bridge-Bonaventure commercial and residential development plan – which aims to have 13,500 housing units. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

      11h ago

      Latest Videos

      2:05
      Montreal clinic overcomes language barriers with virtual interpretation

      “Everyone should be able to get healthcare in a language that is comfortable for them,” said Muneeb Khan, a physiotherapist at IPS+ Snowdon Clinic, about tackling language barriers through the clinic’s interpretation service. Adriana Gentile reports.

      6h ago

      2:49
      Landmark lawsuit launched by survivors of violence calls for changes to justice system

      Sexual assault and intimate partner violence survivors are suing the federal government after a court backlog booted their court cases. Shauna Hunt with their call for systemic reform. Warning: some viewers may find some of this content disturbing

      10h ago

      2:31
      Poilievre pitches pre-approval for pipelines

      The Conservatives say Canada should designate areas as pre-approved for projects like pipelines or railways. This as the NDP say Canada should not subsidize oil & gas companies & Liberals promise government built affordable homes.

      11h ago

      2:41
      Montreal looks to add 13,500 housing units in Bridge-Bonaventure plan

      “I hope that people will stand behind it,” says Valérie Plante on Montreal’s Bridge-Bonaventure commercial and residential development plan – which aims to have 13,500 housing units. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

      11h ago

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      2:41
      Montreal looks to add 13,500 housing units in Bridge-Bonaventure plan

      “I hope that people will stand behind it,” says Valérie Plante on Montreal’s Bridge-Bonaventure commercial and residential development plan – which aims to have 13,500 housing units. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

      11h ago

      2:48
      Transitional housing will help Montrealers find permanent homes

      “This is peace of mind… because you know you’re not forced to just go,” said Julia Blanco, client at Welcome Hall Mission, about the new transitional housing program that will assist her in finding permanent housing. Erin Seize reports.

      12h ago

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      Quebec car parts manufacturer faces Trump’s looming vehicle tariffs

      “Anxiety is there,” said Michèle Caron, general manager for Tube Caron, about Donald Trump’s looming 25 per cent tariffs on vehicles imported into the U.S. that could impact her car parts manufacturing business in Quebec. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.
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      Montreal’s Muslim community celebrates Eid Sunday

      Members of Montreal’s Muslim community came together on Sunday to celebrate Eid-al-fitr at the Hilm/CYD Eid prayer held at Olympia Reception Hall in Dollard-Des-Ormeaux.
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      Funding cuts to two employment programs for Quebec English speakers

      “Very frustrating,” said Marina Boulos-Winton, executive director for YES Employment + Entrepreneurship, about their provincial funding being cut in the Quebec budget for two employment programs serving English speakers. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.