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NDP Leader Avi Lewis Prepares for Quebec Campaign

NDP Leader Avi Lewis is taking intensive French immersion courses in preparation for campaigning in Montreal. He aims to support candidates in ridings that will soon be vacated. This effort highlights the party's focus on strengthening its presence in Quebec.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Five Police Officers Suspended Following 2018 Montreal Police Chase

Five police officers have been suspended by Quebec's police disciplinary tribunal as a result of a chase that occurred in 2018. This incident involved three Quebec provincial police officers and two Montreal police officers. The tribunal determined that the pursuit was unjustified due to the risks posed to public safety.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, The Record, The Standard, Winnipeg Free Press, The Star, Cp24
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Travis Theis Recognized as Player of the Week in CFL

Travis Theis, running back for the Montreal Alouettes, has been named one of the Canadian Football League's Players of the Week after his performance against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. This recognition marks the second consecutive week that Theis has received such an honor. His consistent performance has contributed significantly to the Alouettes' season.

Sources: Dose Ca News

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Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Quebec Car Theft Rates Decline in 2025

According to the Association of Auto Insurers (GAA), car thefts in Quebec decreased in 2025. The GAA released these statistics on Tuesday. This marks a significant change in car theft trends for the province.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Hydro-Québec Considers Forgiving Unpaid Power Bills in Indigenous Communities

A report suggests Hydro-Québec should forgive over $250 million in unpaid electricity bills owed by members of certain Indigenous communities. This recommendation stems from a study commissioned in 2024 by the utility to review its bill collection practices. The report proposes that the communities decide how to address these debts.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Coast Reporter, Richmond News, Lakeland News, The Star, Times Colonist, The Hamilton Spectator, Squamish Chief, Ns News, Town And Country Today, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert News, Vancouver Is Awesome, The Standard, Airdrie News, Western Wheel, Winnipeg Free Press
Business • about 1 hour ago
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Bishop Organizes Fundraising Pilgrimage for West Bank Hospital

Rev. Bruce Myers, the bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Québec, is organizing a pilgrimage to raise funds for a hospital in the West Bank. The initiative reflects a commitment to support healthcare and humanitarian efforts in the region. The event aims to increase awareness and gather financial support for the hospital's operations.

Sources: The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph

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Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Montreal Pride Festival Enhances Security Measures

Montreal Pride's weeklong festivities are set to begin on Friday. In light of recent events, including a deadly attack in Berlin, festival organizers have prioritized security. Increased security measures are being implemented to ensure the safety of attendees.

Sources: Yahoo! News, The Record, The Standard, Winnipeg Free Press, The Star
Business • about 1 hour ago
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Canadian Government Introduces Support for Softwood Lumber Sector

The Government of Canada has announced new measures to support the softwood lumber industry amid changing trade conditions due to shifts in U.S. trade policy. Financial assistance will be directed towards lumber companies to help preserve jobs in the sector. This announcement comes amid ongoing challenges affecting Canadian softwood lumber exports to the United States.

Sources: Toronto Telegraph
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Montreal's Welcoming Status Challenged in New Global Ranking

A new ranking by Holafly evaluated 200 cities globally for their welcoming nature towards travellers. Montreal was noted for its friendly atmosphere but was surpassed by another city in Quebec. The study utilized six factors, including English proficiency and social support scores, to assess the cities.

Sources: Mtl Blog
Provincial • about 1 hour ago
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Fajardo, McAllister, and Theis Recognized as CFL Players of the Week

Cody Fajardo of the Edmonton Elks, Tyreik McAllister of the Calgary Stampeders, and Travis Theis of the Montreal Alouettes have been named the Canadian Football League's players of the week. Fajardo achieved a career-high of 510 passing yards, completing 25 of 32 attempts with four touchdowns during Edmonton's recent game. This announcement was made on Tuesday by the CFL.

Sources: Global News, Lakeland News, The Standard, Brandonsun, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Infonews.ca, Richmond News, Prince George Citizen, Ns News, St. Albert News, Winnipeg Free Press, The Record, Western Wheel, Vancouver Is Awesome, Town And Country Today, Coast Reporter, Panow, Times Colonist, Airdrie News, Lethbridge News Now, The Lethbridge Herald, Cfl.ca
Politics • about 1 hour ago
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Fraser Recovery Program Receives Annual Funding for Youth Addiction Support

The Fraser Recovery Program in Quebec City has been awarded $55,000 in annual funding aimed at assisting youth dealing with addiction issues. This funding is intended to enhance the program's resources and outreach efforts. Local officials emphasized the importance of addressing youth addiction within the community.

Sources: The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Investigation Underway After Shooting Incident in Gatineau

Gatineau police are investigating a report of a shooting in the Hull sector, where one person was found with possible gunshot wounds. Emergency services responded to the scene on Tuesday morning. The individual is currently receiving treatment for their injuries.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Documentary from Inukjuak to be Screened at International First Peoples Festival

A documentary featuring stories from the community of Inukjuak in Nunavik will be presented at the International First Peoples Festival in Montreal on August 5. The film highlights the resilience of the community and its experiences. This event provides a platform for Indigenous stories to reach a wider audience.

Sources: Nunatsiaq
Politics • about 2 hours ago
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Canada to Invest in Renewal of Passenger Locomotive Fleet

The Government of Canada plans to announce a significant investment aimed at renewing the passenger locomotive fleet. This initiative is intended to enhance connectivity within the country. The announcement will be made by the Minister of Transport, Steven MacKinnon, in Montreal on July 29.

Sources: Toronto Telegraph
Politics • about 3 hours ago
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Quebec Government Allocates $11 Million for Physical Activity Initiatives

The Quebec government has announced an investment of $11 million aimed at promoting physical activity among its residents. This funding will support various organizations and municipalities in their efforts to organize activities for citizens. The initiative reflects a broader commitment to enhancing public health and community engagement in Quebec.

Sources: The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph
Technology • about 5 hours ago
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Canada Announces $1.5 Billion Investment in Sovereign AI Compute Infrastructure

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada unveiled a $1.5 billion national initiative to construct high-performance supercomputing clusters in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver. The infrastructure will provide Canadian researchers and AI startups dedicated access to sovereign computing power.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Le Devoir