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Canadian pianist Marc-André Hamelin performs ‘radiantly optimistic’ Beethoven at the NAC

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The award-winning pianist will be in Ottawa two nights, performing Beethoven’s Emperor Concerto with the NAC orchestra. CBC’s Sandra Abma attended a rehearsal.
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Want Calgary's snow clearing plan to cover more ground? It can, for a price

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Many municipalities outspend Calgary when it comes to winter snow clearing budgets, but there's a reason for that. The CBC's Helen Pike shops around for a snow clearing plan to see how their costs and service levels compare.
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How did police in Quebec lose 4 guns in 4 years?

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Administrative errors, a mislaid weapon and a criminal incident were behind the missing handguns, a CBC News investigation found.
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Trump’s ‘ethnic cleansing’ idea unlikely to come to fruition: Analysis

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Mouin Rabbani says Trump’s plan to expel Palestinians to Jordan and Egypt is unlikely, as both nations resist pressure.
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New Miramichi rec complex set to open on time, over budget

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More sponsorships sought as cost grows to $98 million for new recreation centre in Miramichi.
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Montreal is testing AI to help identify parking infractions

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The pilot project is set to roll out in summer 2025 with 13 high-tech cars in the Outremont borough and Mile End neighbourhood. The city’s parking enforcement agency says the goal isn’t to give out more tickets, but rather to help...
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Montreal testing artificial intelligence to help with parking enforcement

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The agency that enforces parking in Montreal is testing a new tool to help make enforcement more efficient. Rowan Kennedy went for a ride-along to see how they use artificial intelligence.
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What impact does exercising in extreme cold have on your body?

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This cold snap is keeping a lot of us indoors. But if being active outdoors, is part of your daily routine, how cold is too cold.. to venture out to work out?Natalia Weichsek has some advice.
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What new ownership means for the Montreal Alliance

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The professional basketball team's new ownership group says it’s confident it can take the team to the next level. Until now, the team was owned by the Canadian Elite Basketball League.
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Abby Boreen scores twice to lead Victoire past Frost

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Montreal defeats Minnesota 4-2 in a battle of the top two teams in the PWHL.
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Quebecers greet news of ceasefire with cautious optimism

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The conflict in the Middle East has been the source of a lot of tension and word of the ceasefire is being greeted with cautious optimism in Canada. Rowan Kennedy has more.
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Class action lawsuit against Robert Miller has been authorized

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A class action lawsuit against Robert Miller has been granted. Montreal billionaire is accused of paying minors for sex. He's already facing 24 criminal charges. Melissa Francois has the details.
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Regina book club focusing on stories that could push the city into the future

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The Queen City Urbanist book club discusses the complexities of urban living, from architecture and design to politics and social justice and it is hoping its discussions about urbanism can push change in the city. Kelly Lorenc hails...
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Haiti still impacted by earthquake 15 years later

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Haitians in Canada say the impact of the earthquake that struck 15 years ago are still being felt in the country, which has been faced with political instability, economic hardships and increasing violence.
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Rescued rooster enjoying new life on farm west of Montreal

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The Montreal SPCA took in Freddy the rooster after he was found wandering in a cemetery in rough shape in October 2024. After reading about his story, one woman decided to take him in.
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Montreal small businesses say Liberal government’s tax break isn't helping so far

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The two-month long GST/HST holiday was meant to make things more affordable for consumers. Some small businesses were hoping to see a boost in sales, but midway through the break, that doesn’t seem to be the case.
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Business owners say GST holiday not resulting in bump in business

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One month into the federal government's GST holiday, some business owners say they're disappointed. They haven't seen the bump in business they were hoping for. Kwabena Oduro reports.
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Montreal-based retailer Frank And Oak $70M in debt and filing for creditor protection — again

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After being hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic, clothing retailer Frank And Oak’s struggles have continued thanks in part to online fast fashion trends.
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Tuberculosis on the rise in parts of Canada

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Health officials in Montreal are seeing a concerning spike in tuberculosis cases, and it’s not the only Canadian city seeing an increase.
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Seniors' home uses AirTags to give residents more independence

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Montreal's Residence Outremont has been using Bluetooth-enabled trackers to help residents in cognitive decline maintain their independence, but experts caution that Airtags have limitations.
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Ship stuck in the Saint Lawrence River finally freed

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The Coast Guard has managed to free the ship that's been stuck for weeks in the Saint-Lawrence River near Vercheres. Rowan Kennedy has more on how they did it.
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Trudeau resignation stirs up complex feelings in Montreal, the city he’s often called home

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Montrealers have had a long and tight-knit relationship with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family. With that relationship potentially coming to an end, feelings are mixed about what the future holds.
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Some business owners say the holidays were a bust for Montreal’s Quartier Latin. Here’s why

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Businesses in Montreal's downtown Quartier Latin neighbourhood usually depend on the holiday rush to help pay the bills for the rest of the year. But, a perfect storm of challenges is forcing some merchants to make tough decisions.
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What's behind Montreal's winter smog days?

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Most people associate smog with air pollution from industry and transportation that's exacerbated by warm, sunny weather. But there's a very specific reason why there was a smog alert for the Montreal area during the 2024 holidays, when...