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Less construction sites, but more orange cones in Montreal: new report

December 11, 2025 5:58 pm EST.
“There’s (nowhere) that has so much visual pollution as we have,” Tourisme Montréal president and CEO Yves Lalumière said in response to a new report that revealed there were more orange cones in Montreal since last year. Zachary Cheung reports.

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Less construction sites, but more orange cones in Montreal: new report

“There’s (nowhere) that has so much visual pollution as we have,” Tourisme Montréal president and CEO Yves Lalumière said in response to a new report that revealed there were more orange cones in Montreal since last year. Zachary Cheung reports.

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STM maintenance workers' overtime strike begins

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Less construction sites, but more orange cones in Montreal: new report

“There’s (nowhere) that has so much visual pollution as we have,” Tourisme Montréal president and CEO Yves Lalumière said in response to a new report that revealed there were more orange cones in Montreal since last year. Zachary Cheung reports.

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STM maintenance workers' overtime strike begins

“Fewer buses will be available to deliver the planned service in the coming weeks,” said Katherine Roux Groleau, STM director of public affairs, amid the maintenance workers' overtime strike. It's set to last util Jan. 11 if not deal is reached.

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Less construction sites, but more orange cones in Montreal: new report

“There’s (nowhere) that has so much visual pollution as we have,” Tourisme Montréal president and CEO Yves Lalumière said in response to a new report that revealed there were more orange cones in Montreal since last year. Zachary Cheung reports.

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Finance ministers meet in Ottawa

Provincial & territorial finance ministers say they got answers & clarification on Budget 2025 from their federal counterpart, but say they’re looking for a little flexibility in some areas.

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United States seizes sanctioned oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela

The United States has seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela as tensions mount with Nicholas Maduro, Alessandra Carneiro reports.

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2:20
STM maintenance workers’ overtime strike begins

“Fewer buses will be available to deliver the planned service in the coming weeks,” said Katherine Roux Groleau, STM director of public affairs, amid the maintenance workers’ overtime strike. It’s set to last util Jan. 11 if not deal is reached.

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