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News for June 10th, 2015

Mayor Denis Coderre announced Tuesday that the city will increase fines to landlords who fail to provide tenants proper living conditions.

According to CTV News, the move aims to crack down on landlords who refuse to pay the penalties and get away with it through legal negotiations.

Housing activist Maude Begin-Gaudette says the city should instead use other options to make landlords improve the buildings they own- such as issuing warnings or ordering tenants to leave the building.


June 10th, 2015

Hosted by: Catlin Spencer

Stories by: Tom Matukala, Saturn de los Angeles. Patricia Petit-Liang

Produced by: Emeline Vidal


News for June 8th 2015

by Patricia Pett Liang

 

Police have been carefully patrolling Montreal during the Grand Prix weekend to crack down on prostitution.

According to CBC News, the race weekend is the most popular time of year for sexual tourism in Montreal.

Activists from the feminist organization FEMEN have voiced their concerns over the fair treatment of sex-trade workers during the Grand Prix weekend.


Monday June 8th 2015

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Hosted by: Danny Aubry

Stories by: Patricia Petit Liang, Saturn De Los Angeles & Tom Matukala

Produced by: I'M BATMAN (Catlin Spencer)


June 05th, 2015

Hosted by: Julian McKenzie

Stories by: Emeline Vidal, Patricia Petit-Liang, Catlin Spencer

Produced by: Emeline Vidal


News for June 3rd, 2015

Hosted by: Catlin Spencer

Stories by: Patricia Petit-Liang, Saturn de los Angeles, Tom Matukala

Produced by: Emeline Vidal


News for June 1st 2015

by Tom Matukala

 

Former Montreal mayor Michael Applebaum preliminary hearing is to begin Monday. 

According to CBC News, Applebaum will be heard on 14 charges including fraud and breach of trust. 

Others who were arrested on the same day, such as former borough councillor Saulie Zajdel, have already plead guilty. 


Monday June 1st 2015

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Hosted by Danny Aubry

Stories by Tom Matukala, Patricia Petit Liang & Saturn De Los Angeles

Produced by Catlin Spencer (AKA Al Gore)


News for May 29th, 2015

According to the Gazette, Montreal is being considered to host a Formula-E race in 2016.


May 29th, 2015

Hosted by: Julian McKenzie

Stories by: Emeline Vidal, Catlin Spencer, Patricia Petit-Liang

Produced by: Emeline Vidal


Geektastiq

News for May 27th, 2015

The death toll of the sudden and catastrophic tornado that hit Mexico early Monday has been raised to thirteen, after the body of a baby was found in northern Mexico.


Wednesday May 27th 2015

Hosted by Catlin Spencer

Stories by Catlin Spencer, Patricia Petit Liang & Saturn De Los Angeles

Produced by Emeline Vidal


News for May 25th 2015

by Tom Matukala

 

The Patients at the Montreal Children's Hospital moved into their new location at the MUHC's Glen site on Sunday.

CTV news reports that the transfer was a complete success, and that it took the MUHC a total of 3 hours and 57 minutes to execute.

In total, 66 patients were relocated.


Monday May 25th 2015

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Hosted by Danny Aubry

Stories written by Tom Matukala, Saturn De Los Angeles + Patricia Petit Liang

Produced by Al Gore (aka Catlin Spencer)


May 22nd, 2015

Hosted by: Emeline Vidal

Stories by: Emeline Vidal, Julian McKenzie, Catlin Spencer

Produced by: Emeline Vidal


News for May 20th, 2015

by Emeline Vidal

Montreal will be seeing electric busses on it's streets next fall.


May 20th, 2015

Hosted by: Caitlin Spencer

Stories by: Caitlin Spencer, Saturn de Los Angeles

Produced by: Emeline Vidal


ANIMAZE 2015 - The Land of the Magic Flute

An Invitation into the Colourful Abyss

The audience was immediately swept into a world of mystery. Was it a dream, or was it a strange, fantastical reality? Perhaps it was both?


ANIMAZE 2015 - Notable picks from the Death and Horror block

Unless you're the adventurous type, the concept of dying and fear may sound like a very morbid, depressing, and emotionally triggering combination to see on the silver screen. 

In the world of animation, portraying something as taboo can also open doors to expressing ideas that are creative and cool. As seen in the following selected picks represented in ANIMAZE's Death and Horror block, everything doesn't have to be floundered into the obscenity of darkness to appreciate an often overlooked but inevitable fact of life. 


News for May 15th 2015

by Emeline Vidal

 

No decision has been made yet as to whether or not Dzhokhar Tsarnaev should be sentenced to death or life in prison for the deadly 2013 Boston Marathon bombing.

According to Reuters, the same jurors who found Tsarnaev guilty of killing three people and wounding 264 finished their first day of deliberations on Thursday without reaching a verdict.


Friday May 15th 2015

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Hosted by Julian McKenzie

Stories written by Catlin Spencer + Emeline Vidal

Produced by Catlin Spencer


News for May 13th, 2015

 

By Catlin Spencer

A report by Russian opposition says that hundreds of Russian troops have died fighting in Ukraine and that it has cost Russia roughly one billion in US dollars.

According to The National Post, the report was published Tuesday by opposition activist Ilya Yashin, who completed the research after the death of the original author Boris Nemtsov in February.

Entitled “Putin War,” the 64 page report draws on media accounts, testimonies from relatives and other representatives of dead soldiers as well as confidential sources.

However, the Russian Defence Ministry denies that any of their soldiers have fought in Ukraine, those who have joined the armed separatists were only volunteers.

 


May 13th, 2015

Hosted by: Catlin Spencer

Stories by: Saturn de Los Angeles, Tom Matukala, Catlin Spencer

Produced by: Emeline Vidal


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