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WIBCA scholarships aim to leave no Montreal student behind

"Especially when it’s awarded to a Black student. Oftentimes, we don’t really see that [role] model," says WIBCA scholarship recipient Jessica Williams-Daley. Applications for this year's academic scholarships are now open. Tina Tenneriello reports.

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Liberal Leader Mark Carney holds rally in Montreal for election campaign

“We will need to build new trading relationships,” said Liberal Leader Mark Carney at his rally Thursday evening in Montreal, as he discusses U.S. trade relations amidst an ongoing tariff battle with President Donald Trump. Corinne Boyer reports.

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What candidate for PM would Canadians want to watch a hockey game with? None of them

Polling for City News shows Canadians would not be excited about taking in a hockey game with any of the federal party leaders. Men and Albertans tend to slightly prefer Pierre Poilievre, women say they don’t know.

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World leaders condemn U.S. auto tariffs

International leaders and automakers reacted swiftly to U.S. President Donald Trump’s plan to place 25% tariffs on auto imports. Erica Natividad with why they say all sides will suffer the consequences.

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Rebuilding L.A. homes could cost more due to Trump’s tariffs on Canadian lumber

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Montrealer describes living with long COVID for the past five years

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87% of Canadians oppose the idea of joining the United States, 8% are in favour

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Bloc Québécois finding their voice as U.S. relations dominate campaign

“People listen to us and make a choice – that’s all I ask,” says Bloc Québécois leader Yves-François Blanchet, in Montreal on Wednesday, as the party finds its footing amid the campaign dominated by U.S.-Canada relations. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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‘There’s a little hysteria going on’: Immigration attorney on crossing the Canada-U.S. border

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Liberal leader Mark Carney declines TVA debate, ‘insult’ to Quebecers

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