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LOCAL
by Julia Bryant

High school students on Montreal's West Island walked out of class on Wednesday to support their teachers who are working to rule.

According to CTV, students from 13 schools participated in the walkout at 9am. 

The students say they're tired of being caught in the middle of negotiations between teachers and the provincial government.

Teachers who are working to rule are not offering any extracurricular activities for students, including coaching sports teams and supervising field trips.

The students say they support their teachers in the strike but don't want to miss out on extracurriculars as a result. 
 

NATIONAL
by Emeline Vidal

Hosted by Julia Bryant

Stories by Catlin Spencer

Produced by Catlin Spencer

LOCAL
by Sam Obrand

LOCAL 
By Patricia Petit-Liang
The owners of a mom-and-pop cupcake shop in Montreal were issued an order to redraw their chalkboard signs after receiving a letter from the Office Quebecois de la Langue Francaise to enlarge the French text on them.

According to CTV News, the owners of Cupcake Emmagination Bakery were frustrated by the demands of the OQLF, but will follow through with the changes because they don’t have the means to challenge them in court.

The bakery has until October 19th to change their signs.
 

NATIONAL
By Alexa Everett

Hosted by: Julia Bryant

Stories by: Saturn De Los Angeles, Julia Bryant & Emeline Vidal

Produced by: Julia Bryant

Hosted by Julia Bryant

Stories by Catlin Spencer

Produced by Catlin Spencer

LOCAL
By Danny Aubry

A new local business called Apisen will begin production in early 2016 thanks to Concordia University's Innovation Centre, District 3.

According to the Montreal Gazette, District 3 was created two years ago with the intention of providing university students with opportunities to bring business ideas to life.