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Tom Mulcair: Let's call antisemitism by its name
On Oct. 16, Quebec Superior Court Judge Andres Garin renewed a court order forbidding any protest or action within 50 meters of the sidewalks bordering Congregation Shaar Hashomayim. Read More
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Body of abducted cryptocurrency influencer Kevin Mirshahi found in Montreal park
The body of Kevin Mirshahi, a cryptocurrency influencer abducted in June, has been found at Île-de-la-Visitation park in Montreal's Ahuntsic-Cartierville borough, the Sûreté du Québec said on Tuesday. Read More
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Cameras captured abduction of girl by her brothers at Kirkland restaurant, court told
A series of cameras installed inside and outside a West Island restaurant captured the moments when a 17-year-old girl was abducted, allegedly by two of her brothers, and forced into a waiting vehicle. Read More
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Alleged Montreal Mafia member Nicola Spagnolo denied parole
An alleged member of the Sicilian side of the Montreal Mafia has been denied parole while he serves a three-year sentence for stabbing a man during a fight outside a bar in Old Montreal on Aug. 1, 2020. Read More
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Former Canadien Shea Weber enshrined in Hockey Hall of Fame
Shea Weber and David Poile's stories have been intertwined for more than two decades. Read More
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Montreal-Trudeau airport operations disrupted after suspicious package found
Multiple international flights scheduled to land at Montreal's Trudeau airport Monday night were diverted after authorities found what was described as a "package of interest" on a baggage carrousel. Read More
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L. Ian MacDonald: Is it time to set term limits on our prime ministers?
Canada has a history of long tenure in office by Liberal prime ministers. Sir Wilfrid Laurier served four consecutive terms as PM from 1896-1911. Read More
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Brownstein: Werner Herzog shines a light on young Montreal director
Montreal director Harley Chamandy was just 22 when he began shooting his debut feature film, Allen Sunshine, two years ago. Little could he have dreamed when filming began on his next-to-no-budget movie — made for under $400,000 — in the Eastern Townships community of Georgeville that the finished product would capture the attention and imagination of one of the world’s most iconic directors, Werner Herzog (Aguirre, the Wrath of God; Heart of Glass; Stroszek; Fitzcarraldo, among his 60-plus credits). Read More
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