CTV News – Montreal
- Montreal man in his 70s, after pausing work for COVID, is told his mortgage relief is over July 4, 2020A Verdun man in his 70s who had to stop driving a cab during the pandemic is learning in the hardest way that his bank's mortgage flexibility doesn’t extend very far.
- Quebec's regions are reeling after losing local flights; Legault says he's open to subsidizing charters July 4, 2020Several Quebec regions are reeling after Air Canada announced it would stop local routes. Premier Legault says he'll consider a subsidy to any charter airline that will fill the gap.
- Putting $1.2 billion into composting is a climate change strategy, Quebec explains July 3, 2020Quebec wants people to know that composting isn't really about cutting down on waste or saving landfill space. It’s about cutting greenhouse gases. The province is investing $1.2 billion.
- Everybody's doing it: what it's like to live in Montreal's only mandatory-mask zone, Cote-Saint-Luc July 3, 2020Psychologists say people often don't wear masks simply because they don't want to stand out. Ask people in Cote-Saint-Luc what it's like to have the norm flipped, with masks now required.
- Gary Longhi, Montreal-born Paralympic cycling champion, dies at age 56 July 3, 2020Montreal's Gary Longhi, who took up elite cycling after a motorcycle accident and became a four-time Paralympian and onetime flag-bearer for Canada, has died at the age of 56.
- Quebec's CAQ government to boycott Facebook ads for 30 days in global push for ban on hate speech July 3, 2020Quebec's ruling political party, the Coalition Avenir Quebec, said it is joining the global movement to demand that Facebook curb racist and hateful messages.
- Suspected members of global crime syndicate charged after break-ins spanning Quebec and Ontario July 3, 2020Five suspected members of a crime syndicate spanning Quebec and Ontario were arraigned via videoconference at the Montreal courthouse Friday on 11 counts including break and enter, theft and concealment.
- In visit to Outaouais, Legault announces plans for new hospital and seniors' residences July 3, 2020Quebec Premier Francois Legault was in Outaouais to announce plans to build a new hospital and new seniors' residences in the region.
- Canada's long-term care system failed elders, before and during COVID-19: report July 3, 2020A new report on the COVID-19 crisis in long-term care homes has concluded that Canada failed in its duty to protect its elders.
- Quebec reports 89 new COVID-19 cases, and 19 deaths July 3, 2020Quebec public health authorities announced Friday that a total of 55,682 people have now tested positive for COVID-19 and 5,560 people have died due to the virus.
CTV News – Montreal
- Montreal man in his 70s, after pausing work for COVID, is told his mortgage relief is over July 4, 2020A Verdun man in his 70s who had to stop driving a cab during the pandemic is learning in the hardest way that his bank's mortgage flexibility doesn’t extend very far.
- Quebec's regions are reeling after losing local flights; Legault says he's open to subsidizing charters July 4, 2020Several Quebec regions are reeling after Air Canada announced it would stop local routes. Premier Legault says he'll consider a subsidy to any charter airline that will fill the gap.
- Putting $1.2 billion into composting is a climate change strategy, Quebec explains July 3, 2020Quebec wants people to know that composting isn't really about cutting down on waste or saving landfill space. It’s about cutting greenhouse gases. The province is investing $1.2 billion.
- Everybody's doing it: what it's like to live in Montreal's only mandatory-mask zone, Cote-Saint-Luc July 3, 2020Psychologists say people often don't wear masks simply because they don't want to stand out. Ask people in Cote-Saint-Luc what it's like to have the norm flipped, with masks now required.
- Gary Longhi, Montreal-born Paralympic cycling champion, dies at age 56 July 3, 2020Montreal's Gary Longhi, who took up elite cycling after a motorcycle accident and became a four-time Paralympian and onetime flag-bearer for Canada, has died at the age of 56.
- Quebec's CAQ government to boycott Facebook ads for 30 days in global push for ban on hate speech July 3, 2020Quebec's ruling political party, the Coalition Avenir Quebec, said it is joining the global movement to demand that Facebook curb racist and hateful messages.
- Suspected members of global crime syndicate charged after break-ins spanning Quebec and Ontario July 3, 2020Five suspected members of a crime syndicate spanning Quebec and Ontario were arraigned via videoconference at the Montreal courthouse Friday on 11 counts including break and enter, theft and concealment.
- In visit to Outaouais, Legault announces plans for new hospital and seniors' residences July 3, 2020Quebec Premier Francois Legault was in Outaouais to announce plans to build a new hospital and new seniors' residences in the region.
- Canada's long-term care system failed elders, before and during COVID-19: report July 3, 2020A new report on the COVID-19 crisis in long-term care homes has concluded that Canada failed in its duty to protect its elders.
- Quebec reports 89 new COVID-19 cases, and 19 deaths July 3, 2020Quebec public health authorities announced Friday that a total of 55,682 people have now tested positive for COVID-19 and 5,560 people have died due to the virus.
