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Montreal senior calls for STM to fix city's broken Metro escalators, elevators
A Montreal senior says elevators and escalators breaking down causes accessibility issues in Metros for those with reduced mobility.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/stm-broken-escalators-elevators-1.6865407?cmp=rss
Quebec City police search for missing teen boys
Police say Noam Morin, 13, and Nathan Perreault, 14, left their homes in the Quebec City neighbourhood of Neufchâtel on Friday morning and have not been seen since.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/missing-boys-13-14-quebec-city-1.6865389?cmp=rss
Quebec's North Shore communities grieving after deaths of 4 children, 1 man during fishing trip
The child victims, who had been on a fishing trip, were from Les Escoumins, Que. Provincial police will not reveal their identities but have identified the man as 37-year-old Keven Girard.
This Montreal lab houses thousands of brains
The Douglas Institute's brain repository is helping researchers better understand, and improve, our collective mental health.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/this-montreal-lab-houses-thousands-of-brains-1.6864241?cmp=rss
Quebec fire authorities say they're unable to bring all fires under control
Quebec's fire authority says it's unable to bring all 153 fires burning in the province under control. It says it can only attack between 20 to 30 fires at a time until reinforcement arrives.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-fires-burning-out-of-control-1.6865147?cmp=rss
Scared of heights? How virtual reality can help people overcome their phobias
Virtual reality-based (VR) therapy combines other forms of therapy, including talk, with technology, allowing patients to immerse themselves in their fears in a groundbreaking way. It’s been us...
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/tapestry/virtual-reality-therapy-phobias-1.6860987?cmp=rss
Vitriol in Val d'Or: How homelessness and petty crime have reignited racial tensions
Many of the residents of Val d'Or, Que., say they feel unsafe in the small city and blame the homeless population. For those who work with First Nations people in the area, the language used is u...
A new film takes us through the legal process of claiming asylum in Canada
What does it take for an asylum seeker to get status here in Canada? A new documentary offers a rare glimpse into our refugee system, through the eyes of a Congolese family. The film is called 'T...
Evacuees welcomed in neighbouring Innu community following Quebec wildfires
About 1,500 residents of Uashat mak Mani-Utenam were evacuated to Pessamit, Que., because of wildfires burning across Quebec.
Volunteer divers plunge to clean up lake north of Quebec City
Paddles, golf balls and 125 lbs of other garbage was removed from Lake Beauport in a conservation effort.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/divers-quebec-aquarium-lake-beauport-1.6864989?cmp=rss
Municipalities across Quebec on alert as wildfires rage across province
Another Quebec municipality was evacuated due to forest fires Friday evening. The 2,000 residents of Lebel-sur-Quévillon were called to leave their homes as a nearby blaze approached the communi...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/lebel-sur-quevillon-evacuation-wildfires-1.6864795?cmp=rss
4 children, 1 man dead after being swept by tide while fishing on Quebec's North Shore
Four children and one man have been confirmed dead by Quebec provincial police after a fishing excursion gone wrong on the St. Lawrence River shoreline in Portneuf-sur-Mer, on Quebec's North S...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/4-children-fishing-trip-portneuf-sur-mer-1.6864823?cmp=rss
Seniors knit to form ties, give back to their community at this Laval non-profit
Every Thursday, a dozen women gather for a knitting club at a Laval non-profit — one of the city's only resources for English-speaking seniors. It's a place where they can exchange stories, mee...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/laval-seniors-non-profit-1.6859068?cmp=rss
How a community in Montreal came together to help this woman celebrate her birthday
An NDG woman reached out to a community Facebook group, asking for help with baking her birthday cake. What happened next energized her with hope.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ndg-cake-montreal-1.6863244?cmp=rss
AstroFest hopes to get Montreal excited about the skies
The annual AstroFest at the Montreal planetarium is inviting people to learn more about astronomy.
Cool things for Hannah Cartmel: community, headbutts at concerts and improv
For 33 years now St-Ambroise Montreal Fringe Festival has been supporting a wide variety of artists and artforms from here and abroad. It's a way for student producers to test their chops; season...
What Quebec under Bill 96 looks like so far
Disclaimers on city and government websites and wordy messages on 311 phone lines. The ways Quebec has been implementing its revamped language law are raising eyebrows and prompting questions abo...
Forest fires force thousands out of their homes in Quebec's North Shore
With the number of out-of-control forest fires across Quebec growing, Sept-Îles on the province's North Shore has declared a local state of emergency and has issued a mandatory evacuation order ...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/forest-fires-quebec-sopfeu-1.6863126?cmp=rss
With Tour de l'Île weekend pedalling into Montreal, drivers should plan their trips
This weekend, Tour de l’Île will be pedalling through the Montreal, leading to fun for cyclists but headaches for some drivers trying to navigate certain areas of the city.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/montreal-tour-de-ile-bikes-1.6862797?cmp=rss
Oliver Jones reflects on a life of accomplishment and change after his Canadian Music Hall of Fame induction
CBC's Sean Henry paid a visit to Oliver Jones after the legendary 89-year-old Montreal pianist and composer received the latest in a long list of accolades during a career that has spanned nine d...