Annabelle Olivier

Canada, Montreal

Online Journalist at CKMI-TV (Montreal, QC)

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New rules on pricing, tip calculation take effect in Quebec today. Here’s what you can expect

1 week ago | canadianinquirer.net | Annabelle Olivier

By Annabelle Olivier, CBC News, RCIChanges meant to protect consumers against abusive commercial practices. Starting today, Quebec consumers may notice some changes when out doing their grocery shopping or grabbing a bite to eat at a restaurant. That’s because new rules surrounding pricing and how tips are calculated come into effect May 7. In November, Quebec unanimously passed Bill 72.
Search underway for woman, 2 young children near Quebec-U.S. border

4 weeks ago | kamumedya.com | Annabelle Olivier

MontrealA search and rescue operation is underway for a woman and two young children who are believed to have crossed the border from the United States into Canada overnight.
Quebec moves to ditch floor price on gasoline, make retail market more competitive

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

Montreal·NewQuebec plans to remove the floor price on gasoline and other fuels. It says its goal is to encourage competition and, ultimately, ensure that consumers pay the best possible price at the pump. Removal of floor prices meant to increase competition and lower price for Quebecers at gas pumpQuebec plans to remove the floor price on gasoline and other fuels, Economy Minister Christine Fréchette announced Monday in a news release.
Black Forest ham sandwich sold in Quebec recalled due to Listeria

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

Montreal·NewA Black Forest ham sandwich by the Cuisine Fraicheur Urbaine brand is being recalled due to possible Listeria monocytogenes contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency warns that pregnant women, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems are most at risk.
Montreal walks back pedestrian-only plans for sections of Ste-Catherine Street West

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

Montreal·NewAs aging underground infrastructure is being replaced on Ste-Catherine Street, plans for a permanent pedestrian-only area are being reviewed after merchants complained they were not consulted and worried about the impact on their businesses.
1 dead, 7 injured after minibus, SUV collide in Montérégie

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

MontrealQuebec provincial police are investigating a crash early Wednesday morning in Saint-Rémi, roughly 40 kilometres south of Montreal. Police believe weather conditions may have contributed to the fatal collision. Preliminary information indicates minibus may have veered into oncoming traffic CBC News · Posted: Apr 09, 2025 8:25 AM EDT | Last Updated: 42 minutes agoOne person is dead and seven others injured after a crash in Saint-Rémi, Que. on Wednesday.
Quebec union announces 3 more strike days for its 400 daycares if no agreement reached

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

Montreal·NewAfter 10 days of strike this year, Quebec daycare educators in the province's publicly funded CPE network are increasing pressure tactics with three more strike days planned for next week. The union representing the workers says it wants the government to address a wage gap with workers from the public sector.
'Please don't sell my school': FACE community protests after Quebec nixes renovation project

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

Montreal·NewThe school week at FACE school near downtown Montreal started with a protest. Students and parents are hoping the Quebec government reconsiders its decision to nix much-needed renovations to the heritage building, which will lead to the permanent relocation of students to two different locations.
Advocates demand changes to Quebec's family tribunal bill to protect victims of violence

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

Advocates demand changes to Quebec's family tribunal bill to protect victims of violenceAnnabelle Olivier | CBC News | Posted: April 6, 2025 8:03 PM | Last Updated: Just nowAdvocates say mandatory participation in family mediation can put some women at riskImage | Montreal courthouseCaption: The province's Bill 91 aims to implement a unified family tribunal within the Court of Quebec.
Quebec coroner says poor planning, lack of training contributed to deaths of firefighters

1 month ago | cbc.ca | Annabelle Olivier

Montreal·NewA coroner's report has concluded that the deaths of two part-time firefighters in Saint-Urbain, in the Charlevoix region, were a result of a chain of factors, including insufficient emergency planning, a lack of training and inadequate equipment for aquatic interventions.

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Annabelle Olivier

Articles

New rules on pricing, tip calculation take effect in Quebec today. Here’s what you can expect

Search underway for woman, 2 young children near Quebec-U.S. border

Quebec moves to ditch floor price on gasoline, make retail market more competitive

Black Forest ham sandwich sold in Quebec recalled due to Listeria

Montreal walks back pedestrian-only plans for sections of Ste-Catherine Street West

1 dead, 7 injured after minibus, SUV collide in Montérégie

Quebec union announces 3 more strike days for its 400 daycares if no agreement reached

'Please don't sell my school': FACE community protests after Quebec nixes renovation project

Advocates demand changes to Quebec's family tribunal bill to protect victims of violence

Quebec coroner says poor planning, lack of training contributed to deaths of firefighters

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