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A Quebec nurse has been fired after an Indigenous woman livestreamed how she was being treated by hospital staff just prior to her death.
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Protesters in Montreal toppled and defaced a statue of John A. Macdonald at the end of a demonstration calling on cities to defund police departments.
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For the first time in Princeton University’s 274-year history, the school has named a Black valedictorian, Montreal native Nicholas Johnson.
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A series of commemorations marking the fourth anniversary of the Quebec City mosque shooting are taking place Friday and Saturday.
Six Muslim men were killed and five others wounded shortly after finishing evening prayers on Jan. 29, 2017.
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Hockey analyst Brian Wilde is returning to Global News this fall.
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Despite his 17-hour ordeal, the cat, named Baloo, was found in good health.
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911 Dispatcher: "Can you pry its jaw open?"
Woman: "I'm trying, but there's blood everywhere!"
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The new sign's language identifies the massacre as an act of violence against women, not just a tragedy, which was how the old sign referred to the event.
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Witnesses say the priest was celebrating mass when the suspect allegedly attacked him.
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Chief Dana Tizya-Tramm says a couple from Quebec arrived in the village of Old Crow, Yukon fleeing the pandemic and were told there was no room for them, and they should leave.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau drops the mic with this outstanding answer about why his cabinet is gender balanced
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WATCH: In response to decades-high inflation, the Bank of Canada raised interest rates on Wednesday for the 6th consecutive time this year.
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"I think we need to do a better job in the future of recognizing that this is a part of our history in Canada and it's just not right," said Montreal Canadiens Carey Price.
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Trudeau told reporters that he is concerned about the virus’ spread in Quebec, the country’s biggest hotspot. He said any reopening should be gradual.
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Students at McGill University have designed a prototype of a protective mask that could be made on a 3D printer for health care workers facing COVID-19.
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Former SNC-Lavalin executive Sami Bebawi faces eight charges, including fraud, corruption, laundering proceeds of crime, possession of stolen goods and bribery of foreign officials.
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WATCH: Montreal Canadiens pay tribute to victims of Paris attacks
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Molson says he got to the man within seconds of his plane crashing. The man was floating in the lake, holding onto his pilot seat.
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“Right now, we’re all playing for the same team.”
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The app is ideal for people with hearing loss who can’t lip read or use sign language.
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WATCH: Local freelance journalist Chris Curtis joins Global’s Laura Casella from Ukraine with his perspective on the war.
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SQ confirmed that there are multiple injuries, including several serious ones, but could not confirm the exact number. They said there are no confirmed deaths.
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WATCH: Followling a landmark gift of $26 million dollars from the Trottier Family Foundation, the McGill Space Institute will be renamed the Trottier Space Institute at McGill.
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WATCH: An easy do-it-yourself air purifier is a hot topic right now. One of its creators, Jim Rosenthal joins Global’s Laura Casella to explain what the Corsi-Rosenthal Box is and why it should be in every classroom.
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WATCH: YES Employment + Entrepreneurship is a non-profit, community-driven organization helping Quebecers find employment and develop as entrepreneurs.
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“You all think you’re invincible — you’re not — enough is enough."
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WATCH: Habitat for Humanity is a housing advocacy organization that works to address systematic barriers to homeownership and create sustainable solutions to achieve affordable housing for all.
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WATCH: The Quebec Conservative Party is hoping to entice Anglophones leading up to the fall election. CPQ Leader Éric Duhaime joins Global’s Laura Casella.
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Canadians are demanding access to a "miracle" Cystic Fibrosis drug already approved in other countries.
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WATCH: Having the right information before you visit a property can help save you time and effort when looking for a new home.
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BREAKING: PM
@JustinTrudeau
announces the government will not impose a broadband or
@Netflix
tax
#cdnpoli
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WATCH: With the cost of living going up, inflation will be a huge stress for parents when gift shopping this holiday season.
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SNC-Lavalin's stock fell again after Standard & Poor’s downgraded its credit rating to junk status.
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WATCH: Construction work to extend Highway 35 to the American border is underway. It's the main highway leading to Vermont that has been planned for decades but delayed numerous times.
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Constitutional Rights Lawyer Julius Grey believes anglophone universities, and the Quebec’s English-speaking community as a whole, have grounds for legal action against the CAQ government.
“They’re waging war on the English language,” he said.
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Oh, Ferrari. That isn't Montreal.
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WATCH: Credit card minimum payments increased and the Canadian mortgage stress test has gone up. Senior investment advisor Michael Martella joins Global’s Laura Casella to explain what this means for the average Canadian.
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Montrealers are rallying behind the Toronto Raptors as they take on the Golden State Warriors in Game 6.
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Céline Dion is pulling a song she recorded with R. Kelly from streaming services in the wake of a Lifetime docuseries that details allegations of sexual misconduct against the R&B singer.
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“In Paris, we came together around the most ambitious agreement in history to fight climate change,” Obama said.
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A group of students in Quebec have written a letter directed to the ministry of education opposing the decision to reopen schools as the province sees daily COVID-19 variant infections rise with officials reporting over 1,000 cases on Saturday.
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"It is not for me to criticize any Canadian, particularly the only racialized leader in the House of Commons, for making other people uncomfortable by calling them out for not recognizing systemic discrimination.”
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UPDATE: RCMP spokesperson says second suspect in
#QuebecCity
mosque shooting called 911, identified himself to police
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WATCH: All major parties in the Quebec election have come out against mandatory overtime for healthcare professionals. Should other public officials also have the right to refuse overtime?
We asked public security expert André Durocher to weigh in.
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Quebec Liberal MNA Pierre Arcand is currently in Barbados, but says he “regrets this decision given the current situation in Quebec and the respect we owe to health workers.”
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Montreal official says lead levels in some of the city's tap water is “as high” as Flint.
#TaintedH2O
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@BaruchelNDG
Actor Jay Baruchel plays hockey for a good cause.
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http://t.co/TzebJCnk6q
http://t.co/TLQQFAo8Zn
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Try is for losers. Do is for winners. And it’s time for the
#Habs
to start winning or the GM can find another job, writes
@BWildeGlobal
Wilde.
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The Canadian Civil Liberties Association said the provincial government has presented no evidence that a curfew has and will work to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus.
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Officers dressed as superheroes scaled the building and visited the kids from outside the windows.
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WATCH: Nike unveiled its limited edition Montreal bagel inspired shoe. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines was live at St.Viateur bagel to ask Montrealers what they think of the new kicks.
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Would you consider voting for the PPC?
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Fed up with the 9-to5 grind, these French Canadians quit their jobs and set off on the open road to pursue a life that most of us only dream of.
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The
@bluemangroup
took a trip down into the
@stm_Bleue
-- and you better bet they caused a ruckus.
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#BREAKING
: Quebec is pushing back reopening schools, daycares and stores in Montreal to May 25 amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
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The man's aggressive behaviour forced an aircraft to return to Canada under a U.S. miltary escort last summer.
Now he's has been ordered to pay more than $17K to cover costs related to the incident.
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A petition asking the federal government to "cancel rent and mortgage payments for the duration of the COVID-19 virus pandemic" has gathered tens of thousands of signatures.
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WATCH: Montreal’s Trudeau airport just added a new member to their security team. ‘Sonic’ may come across as small and immature, but he should not be underestimated.
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Just ahead of
@CanadiensMTL
season opener, a preseason prediction from
@BWildeGlobal
Does he make the right call?
We look at Thursday night's biggest plays on Call of the Wilde.
7:20 am Friday -Global News Morning- only on Global News.
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#BREAKING
: The Montreal Canadiens are heading to the Stanley Cup final after defeating the Vegas Golden Knights with a 3-2 win in overtime.
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Here’s Call Of The Wilde on opening night of the 2018-2019 season.
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The group is called "COVID-19 Student support initiative". It pairs up students in the health domain with a local frontline health care worker in need of help with errands, grocery shopping, pet sitting and childcare.
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Almost 90 cities, towns or boroughs in Quebec are considered officially bilingual, a designation allowing them to offer services, mail communications and more in both languages.
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WATCH: A Montreal woman with curly hair says airport security has searched her mane multiple times when traveling, without any specific reason. It's a practice she finds invasive and discriminatory.
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“Carey Price was a class act, not only giving Anderson two signed sticks, a signed puck, signed his jersey and mini-stick, but he also gave him the biggest hug,”
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will not attend talks in Washington this week to mark the start of the new NAFTA.
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On this day 71 years ago, Canada liberated the Netherlands from Nazi Germany
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#BREAKING
: Quebec is ending its COVID-19 mask mandate and vaccine passport requirement sooner than expected.
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WATCH: A popular Beaconsfield strip mall has sold to a new owner. Its tenants are hoping an infusion of money is on the way to overhaul the decades-old building.
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@ShrinersCanada
get surprise visit from Jennifer Lawrence.
http://t.co/ZqWGmE8KyF
http://t.co/4Ch6VL8o9w
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WATCH: A great way to learn more about our city’s past, and recent transformations, Heritage Montreal’s latest guided tour series highlights 6 diverse and exciting neighbourhoods.
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The ban would include plastic straws and cutlery, plastic and Styrofoam glasses and Styrofoam packaging, such as the kind you get in supermarkets with your meat and vegetables.
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WATCH: After three years of booming house sales Canadian real estate is shifting towards a buyer’s market.
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Businesses will be expected to enforce the new rules and are subject to fines of between $400 and $6,000 if their customers are caught violating the directive.
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"I'm going to try to make them happy, make them smile, make them forget what's going on," Domenic Boudreau said.
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Happening now! Fans. Inside the Bell Centre. The first NHL team in Canada to do so in more than a year.
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The coalition is demanding the Canadian government push for a police probe into MindGeek, the parent company of Pornhub.
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Bombardier is completing its exit from commercial aviation as the plane-and-train maker sells its remaining stake in the A220 jetliner for nearly $600 million.
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Céline Dion confirmed she had simply come down with a common cold after testing negative for the novel coronavirus disease, COVID-19.
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Obama wants to 'gloat' about Stanley Cup during dinner with Trudeau
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The City of Montreal is planning to formally ask the federal government to impose a nationwide ban on handguns and so-called assault weapons.
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“I sent them the most vibrant colours I had. I said: ‘let’s send a little light to this darkness.”
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