CTV News – Montreal
- How Pointe-St-Charles' activists changed Quebec and Canada June 16, 2019Despite its relative obscurity, the working-class neighbourhood of Pointe-St-Charles has a history of community activism that has reverberated far beyond its borders, influencing how Quebec manages health care, housing and legal aid.
- Quebec passes controversial immigration reform bill in rare overnight vote June 16, 2019The Quebec government has passed a controversial immigration reform bill which will scrap thousands of ongoing applications to live and work in the province.
- Tensions rise between QCGN president, CAQ government June 15, 2019Tensions appear to be mounting between the CAQ government and the Quebec Community Groups Network, an advocacy group representing more than 50 English-language community organizations across the province.
- Urban farming at a Montreal High School June 15, 2019Summer school is taking on a new meaning at Montreal's Villa Maria High as students will work on urban agriculture.
- Spirit Walk up Mount Royal raises funds for Native Women's Shelter June 15, 2019Hundreds of people hiked up Mount Royal on Saturday to raise awareness for indigenous issues.
- 18,000 immigration applicants denied as CAQ invokes closure on Bill 9 June 15, 2019The CAQ government is invoking closure to pass sweeping changes to immigration law in Quebec, using its majority to rush the adoption of legislation in a marathon session.
- Turcot nature park should be expanded: Montrealers June 15, 2019As the Turcot Interchange reconstruction approaches completion many Montrealers are wondering how it will look when it is finished.
- Ice storm, tornadoes meant costly bills for Hydro-Quebec June 15, 2019The ice storm that hit Quebec in April, putting hundreds of thousands of Hydro-Quebec customers in the dark, left the provincial utility with a steep bill, as did the tornadoes that hit the Gatineau region last year.
- Renters' group holds protest, says Montreal is becoming unaffordable June 15, 2019The tenants' rights group FRAPRU is blaming real estate speculation, short-term rentals, Airbnb, and condo development for a rental shorting in Montreal.
- City hopes to build Canada's largest urban park, but a developer stands in its way June 15, 2019Montreal is planning to build Canada's largest urban park on the western tip of the island – but there’s one major hurdle standing in the way.