Before pet abandonment spiked for Quebec moving season, now year-round

Before pet abandonment spiked for Quebec moving season, now year-round

“We're asking ourselves when does it stop?” questions Laurence Massé of the Montreal SPCA on the spike of pet abandonments – which she says occurs year-round and not just around Quebec moving season. Tehosterihens Deer reports.

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Pacing with purpose: Montreal’s Track Experience gains ground

“The goal is to welcome everyone,” said Raul Bugueno, head coach and organizer of The Track Experience in Montreal. The 12-week series runs Tuesdays through Aug. 26 at Collège Notre-Dame, Adriana Gentile reports.

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“After the Bell” program helps feed thousands of Canadian kids this summer

With school meal programs on hold, Food Banks Canada is delivering over 215,000 healthy food packs to kids in 235 communities nationwide. It’s part of the “After the Bell” program, aimed at tackling growing child hunger. Brandon Rowe reports.

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Coldplay’s triumph return to Toronto

Coldplay is performing to over 200,000 people this week in Toronto. CityNews’ Music Reporter Lindsay Dunn spoke with fans after the show and the artists about the groups history in the country.

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Alleged terrorist activity by Quebec Canadian Armed Forces members

“They were recruiting,” said Cpl. Erique Gasse, RCMP media relations officer, about the three people charged in relation to alleged terrorist activity in Quebec involving active members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Alleged terrorist activity by Quebec Canadian Armed Forces members

“They were recruiting,” said Cpl. Erique Gasse, RCMP media relations officer, about the three people charged in relation to alleged terrorist activity in Quebec involving active members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Active Canadian soldiers among four charged in Quebec extremist plot: RCMP

The RCMP said four people have been charged, including members of the Canadian Armed Forces, for allegedly plotting a violent takeover of Quebec City.

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Montreal non-profit ‘Carolyn’s Community’ becomes registered charity

“We got our registered charity number,” said Carolyn Bouchard-MacNeil, Founder & Executive Director of Carolyn’s Community, as she excitedly shares the good news she received just two months ago for her non-profit. Corinne Boyer reports.

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Montreal man facing terrorism-related charge after alleged threats

“A first in Quebec,” said Samuel Monfette-Tessier, a federal Crown prosecutor, about a terrorism-related charge for a Montreal man with links to al-Qaida, accused of allegedly threatening to attack public transit. Gareth Madoc-Jones reports.

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Montreal doctors explain how stem cells could cure type 1 diabetes

“Ten without insulin, it’s nearly a cure,” says Dr. Rémi Rabasa-Lhoret of the Montreal Clinical Research Institute, on a study which explores whether type 1 diabetes can be cured using stem cell therapy. Tehosterihens Deer reports.