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The CJLO news team brings you the hottest stories in the city! Catch the latest news segments and articles here or view the complete list.


Tuesday September 29th 2015

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Stories by Danny Aubry, Julian McKenzie & Pauline Nesbitt

Produced by Patricia Petit Liang & Pauline Nesbitt

 

    News for September 29th 2015

    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.


    Monday September 28th 2015

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    Stories by Saturn de Los Angeles, Sam Obrand & Patricia the Great Petit Liang

    Produced by Catlin Batman Spencer


    News for September 25th, 2015

    LOCAL
    by Alexa Everett

    Dr. Peter Metrakos was sentenced to a three month suspension, a $1,500 fine and 10 surgical lessons by the College des medicins du Quebec 


    September 25th, 2015

    Hosted by: Julian McKenzie

    Stories by: Alexa Everett, Patricia Petit-Liang, Catlin Spencer

    Produced by: Emeline Vidal


    News for September 24th 2015

    LOCAL
    by Saturn de Los Angeles


    Thursday, September 24th 2015

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    Hosted by Catlin Spencer

    Stories by Saturn de Los Angeles, Emeline Vidal & Julia Bryant

    Produced by  Catlin Spencer


    News for September 23rd 2015

    LOCAL
    by Catlin Spencer
     

     

    A woman who died during Montreal's marathon on Sunday has been identified.

    According to CBC, 34 year old Kareen Rivere collapsed near the eight kilometre mark of the marathon near the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.

    The coroners office is investigating the cause of death, as Riviere was apparently found in cardiac arrest by paramedics.


    Wednesday September 23rd 2015

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    Hosted by Julia Bryant

    Stories by Catlin Spencer, Catlin Spencer & Catlin Spencer

    Produced by Catlin Spencer


    SEPTEMBER 22ND, 2015

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    Stories by Pauline Nesbitt, Saturn De Los Angeles & Danny Aubry

    Produced by Patricia Petit Liang & Pauline Nesbitt


    NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER 22ND, 2015

    LOCAL
    By Pauline Nesbitt

    Montreal’s Mayor Denis Coderre announced new safety recommendations aimed at improving the use of the roads on Monday.

    According to CBC, the recommendations include allowing cyclists to use sidewalks in some situations and permitting the Idaho stop.

    The recommendations also include increasing the fine for opening car doors when cyclists are near and for cyclists who break the law rather than giving them demerit points.

    Making helmets and snow tires mandatory and Idaho stops at red lights were not included in the recommendations.

    NATIONAL
    By Saturn De Los Angeles


    Monday September 21st 2015

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    Stories by Saturn de Los Angeles, Patricia Petit Liang & Sam Obrand

    Produced by Catlin Spencer


    News for September 18th, 2015

    LOCAL
    By Catlin Spencer

    Montreal Homeowners will no longer have to pay for repairs caused by water or sewage pipelines on city property.

    According to the Montreal Gazette, the old bylaw had cost multiple homeowners tens of thousands of dollars, including one NDG resident who had to pay roughly 30, 000 dollars to repair a sewage pipe 50 feet from his property.

    Projet Montreal recommended the city assume responsibility for the repairs with homeownwers paying only 5, 000 dollars. 

    In turn, Montreal's executive committee decided to have the city assume all costs instead, as long as the damage was not caused by the negligence of the homeowner. 


    September 18th, 2015

    Hosted by: Julian Mckenzie

    Stories by: Catlin Spencer, Patricia Petit-Liang, Alexa Everett

    Produced by: Emeline Vidal


    News for September 17th, 2015

    LOCAL
    By Saturn de Los Angeles

    Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban is donating 10 million dollars to the Montreal Children's Hospital.

    According to CBC News, a part of the funds will be used to help families who are struggling financially to support their child in care. 

    The hospital is naming its new atrium after Subban, and he announced his donation at the unveiling of the atrium on Wednesday.

    He told patients and dignitaries that he wanted to devote the rest of his life to helping people in need long after his time as a hockey player is over.

    The hospital is describing the donation as the largest philanthropic cause by a sports figure in Canadian history.

     

    NATIONAL
    By Emeline Vidal


    News for September 16th 2015

    LOCAL
    by Patricia Petit Liang

     
     
     

    Taxi drivers around the world have deemed Wednesday to be their international day of protest against the Uber mobile app.


    Wednesday September 16th 2015

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    Hosted by Julia Bryant

    Stories by Patricia Petit Liang, Alexa Everett & Saturn de Los Angeles

    Produced by Catlin Spencer


    September 15th, 2015

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    Stories by Saturn de Los Angeles, Catlin Spencer & Julian McKenzie

    Produced by Patricia Petit Liang


    News for September 15th, 2015

    LOCAL
    by Julian McKenzie

    Quebec began discussions on a possible animal welfare bill that would advocate for animal abusers to be jailed on Monday.

    According to the CBC, the bill, known as Bill 54, would improve the rights of animals and make any offenders of the incoming animal cruelty laws face 18 months of jail time and fines of $750,000.

    The bill could potentially make certain halal butchering techniques illegal, as the slow death of animals will not be tolerated.

    Quebec has received criticism for giving unfavourable conditions to animals, notably through puppy mills. 


    News for Monday September 14th, 2015

    LOCAL 
    By Danny Aubry 

    The former cardiologist Guy Turcotte will undergo a second trial starting Monday, September 14th, for the murder of his two young children. 

    According to CTV News, Turcotte was accused of murdering his 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter in 2009. He was declared to be not criminally responsible for his children's murder during the first trial in 2011. 

    Quebec's Court of Appeal overruled that verdict and demanded a new one. He was later treated at the Philippe-Pinel Institute where he was released in September 2014. 

    The trial will take place in a court house in St-Jerome, and is expected to last several months. 

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    September 14th, 2015

    Hosted by Jocelyn Beaudet

    Stories written by Danny Aubry, Patricia Petit Liang, and Sam Obrand

    Produced by Saturn De Los Angeles


    News for September 11th, 2015

    LOCAL
    By Catlin Spencer
     

    Exterminators say that Montreal's bedbug infestations are out of control and that they can hardly keep up with the demand.

    According to CBC, Maheu Extermination Ltée specialist Harold Leavey says he would have one or two bedbug cases a year back in 2000, but now it is up to 50 or 100 cases a day.

    Exterminators are also saying that bedbugs have become more resistant to the chemicals used to kill them, meaning more visits are necessary to fully eliminate the infestation.  


    September 11th, 2015

    Hosted by: Julian Mckenzie

    Stories by: Catlin Spencer, Patricia Petit-Liang, Alexa Everett

    Produced by: Emeline Vidal


    Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet

    Screenplay by Roger Allers, based on the novel by Kahlil Gibran


    News for September 10th, 2015

    LOCAL
    By Saturn de Los Angeles

    The City of Montreal has announced that it will have a dozen self-cleaning toilets ready for use next year.

    In a report by CBC News, the public toilets will be installed across the downtown area.


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