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"They tested for several months and I was really hoping for a better service," says commuter, Manuel Moya, onboard Montreal's new light-rail train Monday, as it shutdown for an hour on its first official day of service. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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Beams of light pierce to Montreal sky honouring Polytechnique victims

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