Kelly Greig

Montreal

Videojournalist, Anchor and Reporter at CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

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Articles

No more air horns: Montreal Alouettes ban noisemakers from home games

4 weeks ago | tsn.ca | Daniel Rowe |Kelly Greig

After complaints from other fans and a reminder of the Canadian Football League’s (CFL) policies, the Montreal Alouettes say fans will no longer be allowed to bring air horns into the stadium for home games. Superfan Denis Genereux and a group of other season ticket holders started bringing air horns to the games in 2011. “A bunch of crazy fans like me, it just went crazy, and ever since then, it’s been used,” he said. “It’s been the signage of Montreal.
No more air horns: Montreal Alouettes ban noisemakers from home games

4 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Daniel Rowe |Kelly Greig

No more air horns: Montreal Alouettes ban noisemakers from home gamesPublished: May 26, 2025 at 12:32PM EDTMontreal Alouettes fans celebrate during their 48-9 victory over the Toronto Argonauts in the Canadian Football League Eastern Final action Sunday, November 21, 2010 in Montreal. (Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press)
‘More projects than dollars’: the complicated balancing act of managing Quebec’s public finances

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Joe Lofaro |Kelly Greig

It was a surprise to many Quebecers when the provincial government reversed course earlier this month and said it had somehow found money for the badly needed repairs at Montreal’s Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital. The province had initially postponed the construction project, citing budgetary constraints, but all that changed when Health Minister Christian Dubé said on May 6 that the government had found the necessary funds after all.
Old Montreal studio honoured for restoring city’s stained-glass heritage

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

Around 100 pieces of glass are spread across a low table at Studio du Verre. Each one is a different shape and size, but together they form the image of St. James. Artisan Aiden Reed carefully picks up one of the fragments—no bigger than a deck of cards—lines it with lead and hammers it into place. It’s painstaking work in a fragile medium. “Having to replicate that is a little frustrating,” he said in an interview.
Elle perd 25 000$ après avoir été victime de fraude de type "faux représentant bancaire"

1 month ago | noovo.info | Kelly Greig

Lorsque Ida Pala a reçu un appel d'un agent de la RBC lui posant des questions sur son achat important chez Holt Renfrew, elle était perplexe.
‘It felt awful’: Montreal senior loses $25,000 after scammer posed as her bank on phone call

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

When Ida Pala got a call from an RBC agent asking about her big purchase at Holt Renfrew, she was confused. The 71-year-old Villeray resident says she normally can’t afford to shop at the high-end department store, much less to the tune of $19,000. It was at that moment she suspected she was scammed. “It felt awful, it felt like a sinking feeling,” she told CTV News.
Habs players clean out lockers, look back on a season that defied expectations

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

The Montreal Canadiens met with the media for the final time on Friday, as the team’s head coach was nominated as best among his peers in the NHL. Martin St. Louis is up for the Jack Adams trophy, along with Winnipeg Jets coach Scott Arniel and Spencer Carbery of the Washington Capitals. “I know I’m nominated for this trophy but for me its a team recognition, and then the buy in from the players,” said St. Louis.
Quebec hockey player turns down 2 scholarships in the U.S. to play in Canada

2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

Five years ago, Gabrielle Santerre had no chance of being where she is now. Her jersey and the team it represents didn’t exist, but now she’s stepping onto home ice as national champion. “I’m proud of what I have accomplished but nothing is compared to what we just experienced this year,” said Santerre. In just her second year at Bishop’s University, Santerre is a standout. Like so many other girls, she started playing on a boys’ team, switching to women’s hockey as a teenager.
Montreal-area jewelry stores targeted in smash-and-grab robberies amid rising gold prices

2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

At least two smash-and-grab robberies have targeted Montreal-area jewelry stores in the past week, with one store owner suspecting that rising gold prices are fueling the crimes. Ara Keuyalian, owner of Bijouterie Dauphin Doré in Saint-Eustache, said his store was ransacked by a group of thieves who shattered display cases and grabbed whatever they could. He said he estimates the losses in the thousands but believes the thieves didn’t get away with what they really wanted.
Carney, Poilievre both far from home, but banking on local support

2 months ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

As the leaders try to show their federal appeal, Noovo Info traced Liberal Party of Canada Leader Mark Carney and Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre’s roots to find out what support is like in their hometowns. READ MORE: Full coverage of federal election 2025In Carney’s hometown of Fort Smith, which boasts 2,300 residents and four languages, residents say it’s exciting that, for the first time ever, a prime minister hails from the Northwest Territories (NWT).