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Montreal’s annual Poutinefest is back

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“We have all kinds of poutine,” said Maude Couillard, organizer of Le Grand Poutinefest about the food festival in Montreal’s Old Port until July 30th. Brittany Henriques reports.

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“Can’t imagine how hard it is on the parents,” said Ernest Wright, who lives next to Rivière des Prairies where an 18-year-old student fell into the Montreal West Island river and has been missing since Thursday. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

1h ago

2:20
Students protest against education cuts in downtown Montreal

“[It] looks like a mental hospital,” said Saint-Laurent Cegep student Daphné Lussier, reacting to a lack of funding for school infrastructure, as thousands of students gathered in downtown Montreal to protest austerity. Johanie Bouffard reports.

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Quebec CLSCs to become first point of contact for patients

“A lot of them have become very bureaucratic,” said Paul Brunet, chair of the Montreal council for the protection of patients, of Quebec’s CLSCs. They are slated to become the province’s first point of contact for patients. Zachary Cheung reports.

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