Pamela Pagano

Montréal

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Alouettes enter CFL season with unfinished business: 'Get that revenge'

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

Tyrice Beverette has some unfinished business after what transpired last year. The Montreal Alouettes star linebacker watched the Toronto Argonauts hoist their 19th Grey Cup to end last season. Beverette knows that could have been his team - if not for a string of mistakes. "We all know in this locker room what we should have did last year," he said.
Smoke from wildfires causing poor air quality in Montreal

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

Smoke from wildfires in the Canadian Prairies will cause poor air quality and reduced visibility on Friday and possibly Saturday in the Montreal area. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) issued a special air quality statement saying that "as smoke levels increase, health risks increase.""Limit time outdoors," they added.
Breast cancer: Access to cryoablation expands at CHUM

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

Cryoablation, offered as a Quebec first at the University of Montreal Hospital Centre since last year, is now accessible to a greater number of breast cancer patients, the Canadian Press has learned. Initially reserved for patients whose tumours measured no more than 1.5 centimeters, this innovative cold ablation technique is now sometimes used to reduce the size of larger tumours and prevent complications.
Nighttime closure of Highway 20 eastbound in Longueuil to last until end of July

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

Starting this Saturday and lasting until the end of July, Highway 20/Route 132 eastbound will be closed overnight for paving work. The Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable said in a press release that the work will continue until early October. The affected stretch spans 4.5 kilometers between the Samuel De Champlain Bridge and Notre-Dame Avenue in Saint-Lambert, on Montreal's South Shore.
Quebec announces $36 million to improve pre-hospital services in the regions

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

The Legault government is allocating $35.8 million to improve access to pre-hospital emergency services, notably by increasing ambulance coverage in the regions.
Inspection kiosk outage at some Canadian airports

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

Some airports across Canada are being affected by a nation-wide inspection kiosk outage on Thursday morning. "There is currently an outage of CBSA primary inspection kiosks at some airports," the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) posted on X around 7 a.m.Il y a actuellement une panne des bornes d'inspection primaire de l'ASFC dans certains aéroports. Nous travaillons avec nos partenaires pour résoudre ce problème.
Man falls into Lachine Canal during altercation in Montreal

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

A 39-year-old man is in critical condition after falling into the Lachine Canal in Montreal during an altercation. Emergency services were called around 4:55 p.m. Wednesday to the intersection of Saint-Ambroise Street and Turgeon Street. Firefighters managed to pull the man from the water. He was taken to hospital, where they fear for his life. Montreal Police (SPVM) arrested the other man involved in the altercation. He is 42 years old.
Feeling like 35°C Wednesday: Did Montreal make it through the rain?

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

After Barry Manilow's concert last Friday night in the city and the summer-like weather Montreal is feeling today, it makes sense if many are singing his 1980 song: "I Made it Through the Rain." After multiple days in May were filled with showers, and a historically chilly June 1 - the sunny skies were surely welcomed on Wednesday. The mercury climbing and feeling like 29°C by noon. A high of 35°C with the humidex was forecasted. But things will change a little for tomorrow.
'We are aware of the impact': What bus, metro services available during upcoming 9-day strike?

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

The Société de transport de Montréal (STM) provided an update on Wednesday morning on the essential services that will be offered during the upcoming strike by their maintenance workers' union next week - encouraging its customers to use active transportation and work remotely during this period. Public transit services across Montreal are expected to be significantly reduced from June 9 to 17, as the 2,400 workers are expected to walkout.
Restaurant extortion: 'Major police operation' underway in Greater Montreal area

3 weeks ago | montreal.citynews.ca | Pamela Pagano

Montreal Police (SPVM) are conducting a major operation Wednesday morning in several locations across the Greater Montreal area in relation to the alleged extortion against restaurant owners. "Several arrests and searches are planned," the SPVM said regarding the operation involving nearly 100 officers.