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"It is normal to have these wild swings in temperature," says CityNews 680 chief meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai. A week after Quebec was hit with an ice storm, Montreal will see summer-like temperatures Thursday. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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First in Canada space technology hopes to help family doctor shortage
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First in Canada space technology hopes to help family doctor shortage
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Tenants rights’ organization wants better access to housing tribunal
Tenants rights’ organization wants better access to housing tribunal

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First in Canada space technology hopes to help family doctor shortage
First in Canada space technology hopes to help family doctor shortage

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Tenants rights’ organization wants better access to housing tribunal
Tenants rights’ organization wants better access to housing tribunal

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Montrealer starts sumo wrestling club to share his love for the sport
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Tenants rights’ organization wants better access to housing tribunal
Tenants rights’ organization wants better access to housing tribunal

“It’s very difficult for tenants to go through all the procedures and they’ve lost confidence in the [housing tribunal],” said Cedric Dussault, spokesperson for the RCLALQ, a tenant’s rights organization in Quebec. Erin Seize reports.

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