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News for September 9th, 2015

LOCAL
by Patricia Petit Liang
 

The McGill University Health Centre is in the process of ridding Montreal’s superhospital of black sewage.

According to CTV News, the Glen site hospital facilities were built with toilets that use three times less water than regular toilets.


Wednesday, September 9th, 2015

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September 8th, 2015

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News for September 8th, 2015

LOCAL
by Saturn de Los Angeles

Car owners in Repentigny found their vehicles vandalized over the Labour Day weekend with stickers carrying anti-Islamic hatred.

According to CBC News, among the many stickers included one that had an emblem of the Muslim brotherhood, and another with a message threatening people to convert to Islam, claiming that Quebec is Allah's land. 

A member of a local Islamic advocacy group believes the vandalism was done in poor taste to provoke fear against Muslims.

Repentigny police have increased patrolling around the town to prevent a repeat of the incident


September 4th, 2015

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News for September 4th, 2015

LOCAL
by Catlin Spencer
 

A zoning change that would allow a ten storey complex to be built near the MUHC super-hospital was met with concern during a consultation on Wednesday.

According to the Montreal Gazette, the complex would house a Provigo, a Seniors residence and allow for apartments to be donated to the Children's Hospital Foundation to be used by families of hospitalized Children.

However, some residents near the site on the corner of Ste-Catherine and de Maisonneuve expressed concern over the possible increase in traffic and pollution if the complex was built – while others stated it is already bumper-to-bumper and pollution could not increase.


News for September 2nd, 2015

LOCAL
by Saturn de Los Angeles

Quebec doctors will soon be given guidelines to facilitate end of life procedures for terminally ill patients. 

According to CTV News, with the passing of Bill 52 last year, Quebec will be the first province to provide doctors with special instructions for the procedure, as well as kits made in collaboration with pharmacists.


September 2nd, 2015

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News for August 31st 2015

LOCAL
by Patricia Petit Liang

A new pilot project will make sex education mandatory for all students from kindergarten to grade 11 in the province of Quebec.

According to CBC News, Quebec’s Ministry of Education is going to implement sex education classes in 15 schools for the next two years.


Monday August 31st 2015

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August 28th, 2015

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News for August 28th, 2015

An outbreak of Legionnaires disease has killed two people and is the focus of a new investigation headed by Quebec’s Health Department.

According to the Montreal Gazette, more than 16 people have contracted the disease by inhaling small droplets of contaminated water.


News for August 26th 2015

LOCAL
by Saturn de Los Angeles

 
 

Montrealers can finally see the next generation of metro cars during their commute. 


Wednesday August 26th 2015

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News for August 24th 2015

LOCAL
by Saturn de Los Angeles
 
 

A movement to help bring cancer awareness is about to become stronger. 


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