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"Pressure the government," says Summer Alkhdour, a Palestinian-Montrealer on day 17 of a sit-in protest, demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. Alkhdour's 13-year-old daughter died in Gaza while waiting to come to Canada. Farah Mustapha reports.

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Cases of atypical pneumonia among Montreal children are on the rise
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Dubé wants all Quebecers to have a healthcare professional by 2026
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Quebec transit companies could cut expenses by $350 million: audit
Quebec transit companies could cut expenses by $350 million: audit

"It can lead to reduction of costs," says Quebec Transport Minister, Geneviève Guilbault, as a government-commissioned audit found that 11 transit agencies in the province could reduce expenses by $350 million. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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Cases of atypical pneumonia among Montreal children are on the rise
Cases of atypical pneumonia among Montreal children are on the rise

“Concerning,” said Dr. Jesse Papenburg, an infectious disease specialist at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, about the number of atypical pneumonia cases presently in Quebec. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Corporate landlords incentivized through taxes
Corporate landlords incentivized through taxes

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Dubé wants all Quebecers to have a healthcare professional by 2026
Dubé wants all Quebecers to have a healthcare professional by 2026

“Whatever the need,” said Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé about the CAQ government announcing they want all Quebecers to have access to a healthcare professional by the summer of 2026. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Quebec transit companies could cut expenses by $350 million: audit
Quebec transit companies could cut expenses by $350 million: audit

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Cases of atypical pneumonia among Montreal children are on the rise
Cases of atypical pneumonia among Montreal children are on the rise

“Concerning,” said Dr. Jesse Papenburg, an infectious disease specialist at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, about the number of atypical pneumonia cases presently in Quebec. Adriana Gentile reports.

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Corporate landlords incentivized through taxes
Corporate landlords incentivized through taxes

Canadians for Tax Fairness say Canada’s corporate tax structure is set up in a way to incentivize corporate landlords. The NDP say it’s a loophole built by both Liberals & Conservatives, to benefit the ultra-rich.

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Dubé wants all Quebecers to have a healthcare professional by 2026
Dubé wants all Quebecers to have a healthcare professional by 2026

“Whatever the need,” said Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé about the CAQ government announcing they want all Quebecers to have access to a healthcare professional by the summer of 2026. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Quebec transit companies could cut expenses by $350 million: audit
Quebec transit companies could cut expenses by $350 million: audit

“It can lead to reduction of costs,” says Quebec Transport Minister, Geneviève Guilbault, as a government-commissioned audit found that 11 transit agencies in the province could reduce expenses by $350 million. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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Dubé wants all Quebecers to have a healthcare professional by 2026
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Inuk artists featured in Uummaqutik exhibit at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts
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Addressing pedestrian safety in Montreal following two deaths
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City of Montreal hires private security to patrol downtown areas
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