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Premier denies that systemic racism exists in Quebec

Premier François Legault says he does not believe systemic racism exists in Quebec, amidst calls from Indigenous leaders for him to publicly acknowledge it after the death of Joyce Echaquan. Sharon Yonan-Renold on why many say his denial means little will change for the Indigenous community.

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Christmas market in Montreal shines a light on African entrepreneurs

"It's such a huge opportunity," said Stelly Tchana, founder of Pagne at Home, about entrepreneurs from Africa being able to showcase their work at the African Christmas Market in Old Montreal this weekend. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Father-son eco-friendly Tiny Tree project back this holiday season

"Etienne has been involved since the beginning," says Martin Ethier, as he describes how his then 3-year-old son thought of the Tiny Project, which has been going strong since 2018 with new ideas being added every year. Corinne Boyer reports.
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Montreal food bank, community groups being evicted from CSSDM building

“They want us to leave,” said Rémy Robitaille, director of Solidarité Ahuntsic, about the CSSDM wanting to evict a Montreal food bank known as Le SNAC and 12 other community groups using a school service centre building. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.
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Trudeau shuffles cabinet as Liberals face new election threat

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is shuffling his cabinet, after blockbuster resignations this week. But as Brandon Choghri explains, the fresh faces may not serve for long, as Jagmeet Singh vows to bring down the government.

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2:39
Christmas market in Montreal shines a light on African entrepreneurs

"It's such a huge opportunity," said Stelly Tchana, founder of Pagne at Home, about entrepreneurs from Africa being able to showcase their work at the African Christmas Market in Old Montreal this weekend. Adriana Gentile reports.

15h ago

2:51
Father-son eco-friendly Tiny Tree project back this holiday season

"Etienne has been involved since the beginning," says Martin Ethier, as he describes how his then 3-year-old son thought of the Tiny Project, which has been going strong since 2018 with new ideas being added every year. Corinne Boyer reports.
2:54
Montreal food bank, community groups being evicted from CSSDM building

“They want us to leave,” said Rémy Robitaille, director of Solidarité Ahuntsic, about the CSSDM wanting to evict a Montreal food bank known as Le SNAC and 12 other community groups using a school service centre building. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.
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Trudeau shuffles cabinet as Liberals face new election threat

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is shuffling his cabinet, after blockbuster resignations this week. But as Brandon Choghri explains, the fresh faces may not serve for long, as Jagmeet Singh vows to bring down the government.

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2:39
Christmas market in Montreal shines a light on African entrepreneurs

“It’s such a huge opportunity,” said Stelly Tchana, founder of Pagne at Home, about entrepreneurs from Africa being able to showcase their work at the African Christmas Market in Old Montreal this weekend. Adriana Gentile reports.

15h ago

2:51
Father-son eco-friendly Tiny Tree project back this holiday season

“Etienne has been involved since the beginning,” says Martin Ethier, as he describes how his then 3-year-old son thought of the Tiny Project, which has been going strong since 2018 with new ideas being added every year. Corinne Boyer reports.
2:54
Montreal food bank, community groups being evicted from CSSDM building

“They want us to leave,” said Rémy Robitaille, director of Solidarité Ahuntsic, about the CSSDM wanting to evict a Montreal food bank known as Le SNAC and 12 other community groups using a school service centre building. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.
3:12
Trudeau shuffles cabinet as Liberals face new election threat

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is shuffling his cabinet, after blockbuster resignations this week. But as Brandon Choghri explains, the fresh faces may not serve for long, as Jagmeet Singh vows to bring down the government.

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24-year-old sentenced in relation to Montreal teen’s opioid overdose

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Navigating the health system as a Black woman in Canada

The challenges of navigating a healthcare system that may not always provide proper care because of your skin tone. Afua Baah reports on one of many stories being collected by a national survey looking into the lived experiences of Black women.
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Christmas market in Montreal shines a light on African entrepreneurs

“It’s such a huge opportunity,” said Stelly Tchana, founder of Pagne at Home, about entrepreneurs from Africa being able to showcase their work at the African Christmas Market in Old Montreal this weekend. Adriana Gentile reports.

15h ago

2:51
Father-son eco-friendly Tiny Tree project back this holiday season

“Etienne has been involved since the beginning,” says Martin Ethier, as he describes how his then 3-year-old son thought of the Tiny Project, which has been going strong since 2018 with new ideas being added every year. Corinne Boyer reports.
2:54
Montreal food bank, community groups being evicted from CSSDM building

“They want us to leave,” said Rémy Robitaille, director of Solidarité Ahuntsic, about the CSSDM wanting to evict a Montreal food bank known as Le SNAC and 12 other community groups using a school service centre building. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.