
Kalina Laframboise
Editor and Reporter at Montreal Gazette
Reporter (and sometimes editor) with @mtlgazette. Heureuse and keeping it weird.
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1 week ago |
montrealgazette.com | Kalina Laframboise
Quebec provincial police are continuing their search Tuesday evening for missing toddler Claire Bell, who was last seen Sunday in the LaSalle borough. Sûreté du Québec Sgt. Jean-Raphaël Drolet confirmed the operation was underway in the Montérégie region, with the search focused along Highway 30, between Highways 20 and 40 near Vaudreuil-Dorion. That’s where a dead dog, believed to be a Chihuahua seen with Claire, was found by police Monday afternoon.
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1 week ago |
montrealgazette.com | Kalina Laframboise
The mother of the three-year-old girl Claire Bell, whose disappearance under strange circumstances Sunday triggered a massive, continuing police search, has been charged with child abandonment and is expected to appear in court in Valleyfield on Tuesday, the Sûreté du Québec says. Sgt. Jean-Raphaël Drolet confirmed the mother had a remote court appearance overnight.
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1 week ago |
montrealgazette.com | Jesse Feith |Kalina Laframboise
Police and volunteers were searching three locations in two provinces Monday for Claire Bell, a three-year-old girl who was last seen in the LaSalle borough on Sunday. Here’s the latest:Claire Bell, 3, was last seen Sunday at 9:45 a.m. near Newman Blvd. in Montreal’s LaSalle borough. She was wearing a white shirt with a red collar, grey pants, and no shoes.
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2 weeks ago |
montrealgazette.com | Kalina Laframboise
Rob Jenkinson arrived in Montreal before 9 a.m. Friday, but the early wake up didn’t stop him from attending the Grand Prix Festival on Crescent Street. It’s the Buffalo, N.Y., native’s third time at the event. He plans to take it all in, from practice to the big race on Sunday. But it isn’t just the sport that he loves, it’s also the city. In the past, he and his family visited Atwater Market and walked along the Lachine Canal, and took in the sights in Old Montreal.
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4 weeks ago |
montrealgazette.com | Kalina Laframboise
Quebec’s college of physicians is demanding an end to any communications sent to patients about proposed legislation that could change how doctors are paid. The Collège des médecins issued a statement on social media platforms late Wednesday afternoon after reports of patients receiving letters from their doctors or clinics about Bill 106. It also notes its invesgations department is aware of the situation.
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Long lines in the heat for the bus outside Parc Métro station as afternoon STM service picks up again. One commuter said the strike has been “difficult” for common people. @mtlgazette https://t.co/y1EgzkF38F

Public transit users try to enter the Mont-Royal Métro station but the doors are locked due to the strike. Service resumes at 11 p.m. https://t.co/Jd22YUWJRa

So many extra Bixis outside Mont-Royal station during the STM strike. https://t.co/kPngmDsMme