News

January 5th, 2011

Read by: Katie Mcgroarty

Stories by: Dominique Daoust, Katie McGroarty and Sabrina Daniel 

Produced by: Joel Balsam 


Bye Bye Bachmann

Michele BachmannThe results of the Iowa caucuses lead to the end of Michele Bachmann’s presidential campaign. The BBC reported that six Republicans are still in the running after the Minnesota congresswoman’s exit.


January 4, 2011

Read by Emily Brass

Produced by Nikita Smith

Stories by Sarah Moore, Alexa Fay, Emily Brass, Michael Lemieux

 


Justice for Oscar Bartholomew

Grenada ViewsAccording to the CBC, the family of a Canadian man who was beaten to death by police in Grenada will seek justice.

Oscar Bartholomew, 39, was visiting family in Grenada when he was killed. He allegedly mistook a female police officer for a friend whom he hugged. He was beaten in to a coma and died of brain trauma.


January 3, 2012

Read by: Aisha Samu

Stories by: Jordie Yeager, Katie McGroarty, Tara Brockwell, Aisha Samu and Nikita Smith

Produced by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi


German national arrested in connection with Hollywood New Year's fires

A German man was arrested in connection with the arson attacks that set Hollywood ablaze this New Year’s weekend.  The man’s description and vehicle were linked to footage retrieved from surveillance video.

It is speculated that the man was embroiled in his mother’s immigration conflict with U.S. authorities.  Those details have yet to be confirmed.

Fifty two fires were deliberately set in Hollywood and surrounding neighbourhoods last weekend causing three million dollars worth of damage.  No one was killed.


Rosemont residents forced to evacuate after fire

Montréal, 06 oct. 2010. Boul. Rosemont >Est, depuis rue Chabot.

Several dozen residents of Rosemont were forced to evacuate their homes Monday morning.

According to CTV, a fire within a three-story apartment complex caused evacuation of all twenty-six units.


Tribal conflicts in South Sudan force many to flee

South Sudan Airplane on AirstripTribal conflicts in South Sudan have left thousands of villagers waiting for help from UN and government troops. Tensions escalated over the weekend as armed youth from the Lou Nuer tribe attacked the rival Murle tribe.


December 23, 2011 (2011 Year in Review)

Read by: Aisha Samu

Stories by: Chris Hanna, Audrey Folliot, Esther Viragh and Aisha Samu

Produced by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi


December 22, 2011 (2011 Year in Review)

Read by: Aisha Samu

Stories by: Katie McGroarty, Cynthia Othieno, Shaun Malley and Dominique Daoust

Produced by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi


YEAR IN REVIEW 2011: Middle East rises up in the Arab Spring

Hundreds of Thousands in Tahrir Square

One of this year’s international highlights is none other than the highly publicized Arab Spring.

The spirit of revolution began in Tunisia. After a month of violent protests, President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali resigned and fled to Saudi Arabia.


December 21, 2011 (2011 Year in Review)

Read by: Joel Balsam

Stories by: Joel Balsam (1st two stories), Emily Brass and Mike Lemieux

Produced by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi


December 20, 2011 (2011 Year in Review)

Read by: Joel Balsam

Stories by: Joel Balsam, Brandon Judd, Gregory Wilson and Luciana Gravotta

Produced by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi


December 19, 2011 Year in Review 2011

Read by: Joel Balsam

Stories by: Joel Balsam, Niki Mohrdar, Joel Ashak and Sofia Gay

Produced by: Carlo Spiridigliozzi


Canadians urged to leave Syria

The Face of a Tyrant

Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird announced on Thursday voluntary evacuation of Canadian in Syria. 

The department has been urging Canadians to leave since October.

An uprising began against President Bashar Assad this spring. More than five thousand Canadians have been experiencing violence in the country since then.

The United Nations’ Security Council held an emergency meeting this month to consider a draft resolution on Syria.


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