CTV News – Montreal
- Addiction treatment facilities taking no new residents amid COVID-19 crisis April 3, 2020Quebec's addiction treatment facilities are not accepting any new patients because of the COVID-19 crisis, raising fears that people who need help won't have access to it.
- This pair of doctors describe what it's like to be quarantined together after positive COVID-19 tests April 3, 2020A pair of doctors who both tested positive for COVID-19 discuss what it's like to be quarantined together in an Eastern Townships cottage.
- 35 patients, five doctors test positive for COVID-19 at Verdun General Hospital April 2, 2020Verdun General Hospital is facing a major COVID-19 outbreak, with 35 patients and five doctors testing positive for the virus as of Thursday afternoon.
- Quebec Cinema gala called off due to COVID-19 public-health orders April 2, 2020Nominations for the event, which honours excellence in cinema in Quebec, had not yet been announced.
- COVID-19: TEDxMontrealWomen and MUHC Foundation team up to deliver nutritional meals to healthcare workers April 2, 2020The joint initiative aims to make sure front-line workers stay strong while they continue to treat patients.
- Police presence increased in parks as Montreal officials plead for an end to gatherings April 2, 2020With a climbing rate of COVID-19 cases in Montreal, the city is getting serious about cracking down on public gatherings.
- Harry Potter and other audio books made available for free to keep kids entertained amid COVID-19 April 2, 2020Audible and J.K. Rowling teamed up to make Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone available in six languages.
- Quebec reports three new COVID-19 deaths; Premier Legault calls on police to be 'less tolerant' April 2, 2020Police forces should and will move from informing people of the province's public-health directives to enforcing them, Francois Legault said.
- COVID-19 has been a disaster for restaurants in Canada, according to entrepreneurs April 2, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has been a disaster for the restaurant industry, according to Restaurants Canada.
- Montreal opposition leader owes apology for celebration, council meeting: Mayor April 2, 2020Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante admonished the leader of the city's opposition party on Thursday for attending a city council meeting after possible exposure to COVID-19.
CTV News – Montreal
- Addiction treatment facilities taking no new residents amid COVID-19 crisis April 3, 2020Quebec's addiction treatment facilities are not accepting any new patients because of the COVID-19 crisis, raising fears that people who need help won't have access to it.
- This pair of doctors describe what it's like to be quarantined together after positive COVID-19 tests April 3, 2020A pair of doctors who both tested positive for COVID-19 discuss what it's like to be quarantined together in an Eastern Townships cottage.
- 35 patients, five doctors test positive for COVID-19 at Verdun General Hospital April 2, 2020Verdun General Hospital is facing a major COVID-19 outbreak, with 35 patients and five doctors testing positive for the virus as of Thursday afternoon.
- Quebec Cinema gala called off due to COVID-19 public-health orders April 2, 2020Nominations for the event, which honours excellence in cinema in Quebec, had not yet been announced.
- COVID-19: TEDxMontrealWomen and MUHC Foundation team up to deliver nutritional meals to healthcare workers April 2, 2020The joint initiative aims to make sure front-line workers stay strong while they continue to treat patients.
- Police presence increased in parks as Montreal officials plead for an end to gatherings April 2, 2020With a climbing rate of COVID-19 cases in Montreal, the city is getting serious about cracking down on public gatherings.
- Harry Potter and other audio books made available for free to keep kids entertained amid COVID-19 April 2, 2020Audible and J.K. Rowling teamed up to make Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone available in six languages.
- Quebec reports three new COVID-19 deaths; Premier Legault calls on police to be 'less tolerant' April 2, 2020Police forces should and will move from informing people of the province's public-health directives to enforcing them, Francois Legault said.
- COVID-19 has been a disaster for restaurants in Canada, according to entrepreneurs April 2, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has been a disaster for the restaurant industry, according to Restaurants Canada.
- Montreal opposition leader owes apology for celebration, council meeting: Mayor April 2, 2020Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante admonished the leader of the city's opposition party on Thursday for attending a city council meeting after possible exposure to COVID-19.
