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Montreal's Peel Street to feature an Indigenous urban trail

"Hopefully able to have these discussions that are bringing us closer together,” said MC Snow, the artist behind a new installation on Montreal's Peel Street, showcasing bronze sculptures of Indigenous history. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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Full circle moment at Batshaw Foundation’s fundraiser in Montreal

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Weezer bassist’s wife shot by police, charged with attempted murder

A wild scene in California has led to the wife of Weezer’s bassist being shot by police, and now she faces an attempted murder charge. Brandon Choghri with the shocking story, that includes a suspect being arrested in their underwear.

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Montreal pauses pedestrian-only zone on Sainte-Catherine Street West

“Don’t want this to be pedestrian only,” said Richard Dupuis, owner of Slicks Tattoo, after the City of Montreal put a permanent pedestrian-only zone on a stretch of Sainte-Catherine Street West street on hold. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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The art of the deal? Trump says negotiations underway with tariffs paused

Donald Trump says ‘everybody wants to come and make a deal’ after his shocking tariff twist. With the pause now underway, Brandon Choghri looks at the early negotiations.

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Montreal’s Centennial Academy faces closure amid financial crisis

“Without this school, I’m not going to be able to get the proper education I need for my future,” said Maya Lamarche, a 15-year-old student at Centennial Academy. The school is in financial trouble and may have to close by the end of the year.

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Montreal police asked to reopen investigation into Black man’s death

“Need a response,” said Jean-François Diafouka, Emmanuel Diafouka’s father, about wanting the Montreal police to reopen the investigation into his son’s death after his body was found in a DDO park on January 30. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Trump abruptly pauses most global tariffs, changes nothing for Canada and Mexico

In a shocking reversal, Donald Trump has pushed pause on his global trade war, halting most of his tariffs. As Brandon Choghri explains, the flip flop won’t bring any relief to Canada and Mexico.

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Calls for aid to earthquake-stricken Myanmar grow more urgent

The UN says aid agencies must act swiftly in Myanmar as monsoon season looms and threatens to make an already dire situation much worse. Erica Natividad reports.

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Liberals looking to gain support in Manitoba

CityNews’ political specialist Glen McGregor is in Manitoba following along with Mark Carney as the Liberal leader looks to drum up support in that province.