Kelly Greig

2 weeks 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.

3 weeks 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.

3 weeks 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).

4 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

Quebec car dealers and parts suppliers are bracing for potential tariffs that experts say will increase vehicle prices across the country. First, completed vehicles heading to the U.S. will be tagged with 25 per cent tariffs and then some car parts will be added. “Now if we have 25 per cent tariffs on those parts, that’s going to increase the cost of the vehicle no matter where it’s sold,” said automotive journalist Gabriel Gelinas.

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Kelly Greig

The former home of the Quebec Nordiques, the Colisee de Quebec, will be demolished. The home of so many hockey highlights has been used as a storage space for the past decade. The seats are now covered in dust, and it’s at the end of its life. Originally built in 1949, it was dubbed “The House that Beliveau Built,” as the legendary Habs captain drew massive crowds playing for the Quebec Aces.