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Evening News: Feb 24

2012-02-25T00:29:41.023-08:00

The Friday, February 24, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Montreal fundraising

2012-02-24T19:16:49.793-08:00

Fri, Feb 24 - Police officers shaved their heads and the son of hockey coach Pat Burns were raising awareness for charities Friday. Domenic Fazioli reports on two high profile events in Montreal.

Weather - Feb 24

2012-02-24T19:06:12.243-08:00

Global Montreal's daily weather forecast.

Heritage sites

2012-02-24T18:19:06.670-08:00

Fri, Feb 24 - We live in an ever changing city and although progress is usually positive, it does have its down side. Billy Shields reports on Montreal's list of most endangered heritage buildings.

Natural resources politcally charged

2012-02-24T18:15:30.327-08:00

Fri, Feb 24 - While Premier Jean Charest is busy touring Quebec promoting his Plan Nord, oppositions parties are slamming the Liberals for their record on the environment. Caroline Plante reports.

Quebec to spend millions on roadwork

2012-02-24T18:13:03.470-08:00

Fri, Feb 24 - Quebec will spend almost $4 billion over the next two years on highways, bridges and overpasses to improve the provincial roads. Tim Sargeant reports.

Annual Bridge Stick Competition

2012-02-24T13:57:28.747-08:00

Over 450 high school students took part in the tenth edition of the 'Bridge Stick' competition held at the Ecole de technologie superieure in Montreal.

Strike training for Quebec students

2012-02-24T13:30:45.780-08:00

Sun, Feb 19 - The Quebec Federation of College Students had a training session today. It was to teach the students how to go on strike. Bhavna Patel was at Cegep Montmorency in Laval and has the story.

Kateri Tekakwitha to be canonized

2012-02-24T13:35:46.480-08:00

A Mohawk woman buried in Quebec will become the first Native American saint at a ceremony in October.

Resources for newborns stretched in Quebec

2012-02-24T13:11:11.303-08:00

Thurs, Feb 23 - A new report by Health commissioner states that a third of families don't get follow-up after their babies are born and Quebecâ€™s performance is the worst in Canada. Caroline Plante has more.

Quebec pension fund best in Canada

2012-02-24T13:00:44.957-08:00

Thurs, Feb 23 - The numbers are in and Quebecâ€™s pension fund continues to grow. Tim Sargeant reports on what the numbers mean for your pension.

Healthcare exclusive: Bariatric surgery wait times (Part 3/3)

2012-02-24T12:57:10.753-08:00

Fri, Feb 24 - Over 400,000 Quebecers are morbidly obese and thousands are waiting to get bariatric surgery and with wait times of up to ten years, itâ€™s clearly not a priority for the Quebec government. Despite these grim statistics, the surgery has a life-altering affect. Anne Leclair shares patientâ€™s success stories.

Science for Girls fair

2012-02-24T12:39:28.940-08:00

Fri, Feb 24 - Held at the Ecole Polytechnic, the annual Science for Girls is a fair aimed at secondary 2 and 3 students in Quebec. Sponsored by Hydro Quebec, organizers hope that the event will get more girls interested in science. Bhavna Patel reports.

Small-plane crash near Montreal likely a false alarm

2012-02-24T06:31:58.240-08:00

A military aircraft was on a search mission after reports of a low-flying plane may have crashed into a lake near Montreal.

Riot police brought in to quell student protests in Montreal

2012-02-24T06:38:41.230-08:00

Student demonstrators temporarily blocked access to a Montreal bridge amid protests over tuition-fee hikes Thursday, triggering a brief showdown with riot police.

Thousands of students protest in Montreal

2012-02-24T06:35:48.977-08:00

About 5,000 students rallied Thursday afternoon at Phillip's Square in Montreal to protest tuition hikes. They marched through downtown, east on Ste. Catherine St. and north on St. Laurent Blvd., creating another day of headaches for motorists.

Judge Johnson presides over citizenship ceremony in Montreal

2012-02-23T13:10:50.277-08:00

In honour of Black History Month, Judge Veronica Mae Johnson presided over a citizenhip ceremony in a high school in Pierrefonds.

Evening News: Feb 22

2012-02-22T20:04:40.553-08:00

The Wednesday, February 22, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Bariatric surgery wait times part 2

2012-02-22T17:19:24.143-08:00

Wed, Feb 22 - The waiting lists for bariatric surgery are getting longer and the Quebec Health minister blames surgeons leaving to practice in the private sector. However Anne Leclair discovers, it's not that simple.

Homeless tickets on the rise

2012-02-22T17:11:37.613-08:00

Wed, Feb 22 - As Montreal police crack down on crime, they also appear to be cracking down on the city's homeless. Tim Sargeant reports.

Weather - Feb 22

2012-02-22T17:19:22.733-08:00

Global Montreal's daily weather forecast.

Pedestrian struck and killed by driver

2012-02-22T17:00:09.253-08:00

Wed, Feb 22 - An evening stroll around the block turned tragic Tuesday in Dollard-des-Ormeaux when an elderly couple was struck by a car. Domenic Fazioli has the story.

Quebec opts for more speed cameras

2012-02-22T16:59:40.773-08:00

Wed, Feb 22 - There will be 25 more photo radar cameras in Quebec starting next year, bringing the total number to 40. Caroline Plante reports on results of the pilot project and where the cameras will be located.

Evening News: Feb 21

2012-02-21T19:41:50.197-08:00

The Tuesday, February 21, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Coroner's report on fatal fire

2012-02-21T18:18:09.317-08:00

Tue, Feb 21 - A new coroner's report is critical of the emergency dispatch system at the Montreal fire department. It suggests major problems were exposed after a fire last year killed 2 women. Domenic Fazioli reports.

Couche Tard closures

2012-02-21T18:03:27.267-08:00

Tue, Feb 21 - Employees tried to unionize the Couche-Tard last fall but then it closed because it wasn't turning a profit. Yet a Provi-soir is due to open soon near the same spot. Billy Shields reports.

Weather - Feb 21

2012-02-21T17:06:45.697-08:00

Global Montreal's daily weather forecast.

Corruption crime stoppers

2012-02-21T16:43:35.167-08:00

Tue, Feb 21 - The head of the inquiry looking into construction corruption in Quebec released a video statement in which she asks anyone with information to come forward. Caroline Plante explains

Bariatric surgery wait times part 1

2012-02-21T16:59:54.127-08:00

Tue, Feb 21 - Two years ago, the health minister unveiled plans to help those that need bariatric surgery in Quebec by boosting the budget by $30 million. The goal was to shorten wait times and increase surgeries. Anne Leclaire reports on the results

West Island beer truck accident causes road chaos

2012-02-21T09:13:40.513-08:00

A West Island truck accident damaged three parked vehicles and two tractor-trailer trucks. Two drivers received minor injuries.

Focus Montreal: Feb 18

2012-02-20T17:51:23.757-08:00

Focus Montreal for February 18, 2012. Hosted by Richard Dagenais.

Evening News: Feb 17

2012-02-17T19:26:15.810-08:00

The Friday, February 17, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Double protest

2012-02-17T17:17:03.620-08:00

Fri, Feb 17 - Students and union workers joined forces to raise their voices against the government in the latest protest in downtown Montreal. Paola Samuel reports.

Remembering The Kid

2012-02-17T17:02:37.340-08:00

Fri, Feb 17 - Tributes continue to pour in for Expos legend Gary Carter. Domenic Fazioli reports.

Plan Nord promotion

2012-02-17T17:07:03.750-08:00

Fri, Feb 17 - The Premier continues to promote Plan Nord. As Caroline Plante reports, Jean Charest says businesses in the south are sure to benefit as well.

Quebec parents lose fight

2012-02-17T17:07:42.677-08:00

Fri, Feb 17 - The Supreme Court ruled children can't be exempt from courses on ethics and religion that are now required in all Quebec schools. Tim Sargeant reports.

First 25 years of Global Television

2012-02-17T10:17:43.837-08:00

Canadian broadcast legend and Global TV great Bob McAdorey recaps the first 25 years of Global Television. From the first news broadcast to SCTV and Sportsline, Global has always been proud to serve Canadians. Circa January 6, 1999.

Evening News: Feb 16

2012-02-16T20:00:52.777-08:00

The Thursday, February 16, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Police shoot and kill Montreal man

2012-02-16T17:16:22.153-08:00

Thu, Feb 16 - For the fourth time in eight months Montreal police were involved in a fatal shooting Thursday. Paola Samuel reports on the incident

Moskalewski pleads guilty to child porn charges

2012-02-16T17:03:33.487-08:00

Thu, Feb 16 - The husband of a home daycare operator on the West Island has pleaded guilty to child pornography charges. Domenic Fazioli reports.

Gary Carter dies

2012-02-16T17:04:06.450-08:00

Thu, Feb 16 - Gary 'The Kid' Carter has died. Domenic Fazioli describes how many will mourn this former Expo catcher and Hall of Famer.

Student riots in downtown Montreal

2012-02-16T17:00:15.717-08:00

Thu, Feb 16 - The riot squad was called out to help control what was supposed to be a peaceful demonstration in downtown Montreal. Tim Sargeant reports on how the protest message got lost in the violence.

Evening News: Feb 15

2012-02-15T18:27:59.120-08:00

The Wednesday, February 15, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Police smartphone awareness blitz

2012-02-15T16:54:47.127-08:00

Wed, Feb 15 - Police departments throughout Montreal are cracking down on electronic gadget theft. Tim Sargeant reports on how smartphones and other devices are a growing target for thieves.

International pediatric cancer day

2012-02-15T16:58:06.963-08:00

Wed, Feb 15 - Medical researchers at the MUHC have pinpointed the gene responsible for the deadliest form of childhood cancer. Anne Leclair has the story.

Quebec and the long gun registry

2012-02-15T16:59:03.287-08:00

Wed, Feb 15 - With a vote on a bill to scrap the long gun registry sure to pass Wednesday, Domenic Fazioli reports on how in Quebec, shooting survivors and politicians are calling the efforts insulting.

Montreal daycare strike

2012-02-15T16:56:51.733-08:00

Wed, Feb 15 - Thousands of parents have been left scrambling to find alternative arrangements during the third daycare strike in Quebec. Caroline Plante reports on the National Assembly debate on the issue.

Evening News: Feb 14

2012-02-14T19:55:36.397-08:00

The Tuesday, February 14, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Valentine donation story

2012-02-14T17:36:52.360-08:00

Tue, Feb 14 - More than 8,000 Quebecers suffer from kidney disease. Anne Leclair meets a couple who went to great lengths to find a compatible donor.

Student tuition protests

2012-02-14T16:11:17.173-08:00

Tue, Feb 14 - Students across Quebec are protesting against proposals to raise tuition fees. Paola Samuel reports on whether students in Montreal support the protests.

Angrignon stabbing

2012-02-14T15:59:41.823-08:00

Tue, Feb 14 - A young woman was stabbed in broad daylight in front of the Angrignon Metro Station Tuesday.

Quebec MNAs back at work

2012-02-14T16:00:18.220-08:00

Tue, Feb 14 - On this Valentine's Day, there was no love at the National Assembly. Caroline Plante reports on the beginning of the Spring session.

Evening News: Feb 13

2012-02-13T19:47:07.230-08:00

The Monday, February 13, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Intensive English debate

2012-02-13T18:00:34.753-08:00

Mon, Feb 13 - A debate is raging on the teaching of English in French schools. Some parents have concerns about the plan. Caroline Plante reports.

St. Romain Deaths

2012-02-13T17:50:50.073-08:00

Mon, Feb 13 - A small village in the Townships is coming to grips with a family tragedy. A 35 year old attacked and killed his nieces and his mother. Domenic Fazioli has the latest.

Police activity in Rosemont

2012-02-13T17:52:29.637-08:00

Mon, Feb 13 - Residents in Rosemont witnessed what looked like it might have been a kidnapping. But as Richard Dagenais reports it was a lot less sinister.

Griffintown development consultations

2012-02-13T17:50:49.890-08:00

Mon, Feb 13 - Public consultations begin into the future of Griffintown, an increasingly popular neighbourhood. Paola Samuel reports on what's at stake.

Focus Montreal: Feb 11

2012-02-13T14:22:21.527-08:00

Focus Montreal for Monday, February 11 2012. Hosted by Richard Dagenais.

Evening News: Feb 10

2012-02-10T21:24:31.443-08:00

The Friday, February 10, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Montreal university protest continues

2012-02-10T19:32:05.070-08:00

Fri, Feb 10 - The occupation of the James building at McGill university entered day four as protesters repeated demands to negotiate with administration. Billy Shields reports on the issues behind the protest.

Daycare strike

2012-02-10T19:18:59.650-08:00

Fri, Feb 10 - Some 360 Quebec daycare centres were closed Friday as part ofa province wide strike, including 71 in Montreal and Laval. Domenic Fazioli reports on daycare workers demands for better salaries and more vacation.

Quebec police blitz to raise safety awareness

2012-02-10T19:15:33.497-08:00

Fri, Feb 10 - A massive police operation is underway this weekend. Tim Sargeant reports on the 175 off-road check points across the province.

Florida deadly shooting

2012-02-10T19:13:17.817-08:00

Fri, Feb 10 - A Quebec man is among the dead in a violent murder spree in Florida. Richard Dagenais has the details.

Raw video: Florida man kills Canadian

2012-02-10T07:49:53.933-08:00

Police say a Florida man has shot and killed 76-year-old Quebec native Ovila Plante during a dispute at a trailer park.

Extended: NHL Winter Classic announcement

2012-02-09T11:18:52.737-08:00

The National Hockey League announces that the Detroit Red Wings will host this year's Winter Classic and will face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Evening News: Feb 8

2012-02-08T20:28:15.463-08:00

The Wednesday, February 8, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Drug raids

2012-02-08T17:13:18.650-08:00

Wed, Feb 8 - Synthetic drug factories now working with the mafia and Hell's Angels. Domenic Fazioli reports on Wednesday's police raids on drug labs north of Montreal

CAQ leader's English attacked

2012-02-08T17:27:45.497-08:00

Wed, Feb 8 - As the National Assembly buzzes with rumours of an election campaign, everyone's target has become Francois Legault. Caroline Plante reports on how the CAQ leader is being attacked on his ideas and on his delivery...in English.

Census Montreal

2012-02-08T16:50:06.930-08:00

Wed, Feb 8 - Canada appears to be experiencing a population boom. Tim Sargeant reports on how Montreal's growth rate is much lower than the national average, with one exception.

McGill occupation

2012-02-08T16:42:58.510-08:00

Wed, Feb 8 - Protesters were in the James Administration building for a second day. Paola Samuel reports on on the story behind the controversy.

Extended: Rochette talks about heart disease

2012-02-08T13:26:27.620-08:00

Joannie Rochette, Olympic figure skating bronze medal winner, talks to Global about creating awareness for heart disease afflicting women.

Extended: Rochette elaborates on her future

2012-02-08T13:20:40.753-08:00

Joannie Rochette, Olympic figure skating bronze medal winner, discusses her future career as an athlete.

Evening News: Feb 7

2012-02-07T22:48:58.217-08:00

The Tuesday, February 7, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Blaze in Pointe St. Charles

2012-02-07T10:49:50.123-08:00

Sat, Feb 4 - An overnight fire in Pointe St. Charles forced 12 people out of their homes. Aalia Adam has the story.

Racial profiling in Montreal

2012-02-07T11:00:24.760-08:00

Sun, Feb 5 - The city's public security is once again accused of racial profiling. Aalia Adam reports on how the Quebec Human Rights Commission has compensated another victim.

Evening News: Feb 6

2012-02-06T22:09:07.050-08:00

The Monday, February 6, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Focus Montreal: Feb 6

2012-02-06T19:45:52.127-08:00

Focus Montreal for Saturday, February 4, 2012. Guests include Alain Aubut and StÃ©phane TÃ©treault from the Nouvelle Generation Chamber Orchestra, and Claudine Labelle of FitSpirit. Hosted by Richard Dagenais.

Daycare strike

2012-02-06T17:43:00.457-08:00

Mon, Feb 6 - Many parents across Quebed were scrambling to find childcare Monday. Domenic Fazioli explains why workers from more than 100 daycares are on strike.

Montreal company behind Super Bowl show

2012-02-06T17:40:29.963-08:00

Mon, Feb 6 - The astounding visuals that accompanied Madonna's Super Bowl halftime show were produced by Montreal based the Moment Factory.

Charest announces job training funding

2012-02-06T17:34:23.790-08:00

Mon, Feb 6 - The Quebec premier was in Montreal Monday to talk about what's on all our minds. Tim Sargeant reports on how the government is pumping millions of dollars into job training and productivity.

Westmount arena plans unveiled

2012-02-06T17:32:59.147-08:00

Mon, Feb 6 - After years of planning and debate the city of Westmount offiically unveiled its plans for its state of the art rec centre. Paola Samuel explains why many think these plans should be put on ice.

IBWave keeps Montreal connected during the Super Bowl

2012-02-06T14:30:07.177-08:00

Mon, Feb 6 - Over 70,000 fans are expected at the Super Bowl using their smartphones to make instant updates and access apps. Billy Shields reports on how a local company will ensure that optimum wireless coverage is available.

Evening News: Feb 3

2012-02-05T16:30:14.187-08:00

The Friday, February 3, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Schwartz's being sold?

2012-02-05T11:35:55.010-08:00

Fri, Feb 3 - Schwartz's general manager responds to the rumours that the smoked institution is being sold.

Unemployment numbers

2012-02-03T17:16:57.937-08:00

Fri, Feb 3 - More layoffs have been announced making the start of 2012 a gloomy one on the job market. Caroline Plante has the story.

City Hall controversy

2012-02-03T17:00:27.320-08:00

Fri, Feb 3 - Montreal city officials are accusing Vision Montreal leader Louise Harel of lying after her assertion that a private firm stole city employees' identities. Tim Sargeant reports.

Firm gets blamed for tunnel collapse

2012-02-03T16:47:54.540-08:00

Fri, Feb 3 - Quebec's transport minister is laying the blame of last summer's Viger Tunnel collapse on the engineering firms working on the tunnel at the time. Paola Samuel reports.

Evening News: Feb 2

2012-02-02T19:09:02.447-08:00

The Thursday, February 2, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Kahnawake mourns loss of The Ranch

2012-02-02T17:27:51.147-08:00

Thu, Feb 2 - Burnt wood, fumes and twisted metal are all that's left of the infamous Kahnawake venue "The Ranch". Bill Shields reports what it means to the community.

Gas prices up 20% in 2011

2012-02-02T17:27:26.303-08:00

Thu, Feb 2 - Figures published by CAA-Quebec reveal the cities hardest hit by a rise in gas prices were Montreal, Sherbrooke, and Quebec City. As Caroline Plante reports, drivers are looking for some kind of explanation.

City worker caught shopping on the job

2012-02-02T17:24:19.747-08:00

Thu, Feb 2 - A Montreal blue collar worker could be facing some serious sanctions after he was caught on tape shopping during work hours while using a city vehicle. Tim Sargeant reports.

City Hall revelations

2012-02-02T17:25:21.387-08:00

Thu, Feb 2 - Vision Montreal is accusing the city of allowing a private project management firm to work out of City Hall offices with access to internal documents. Paola Samuel explains.

Raw Video: City worker shops on city time

2012-02-02T12:17:30.130-08:00

A Montreal snow removal worker is caught parking his salt truck near a mall in Pointe-Aux-Trembles and then pops in for half an hour to get some shopping done.

Evening News: Feb 1

2012-02-01T18:45:00.353-08:00

The Wednesday, February 1, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Montrealers woke up ice covered city

2012-02-01T18:06:48.967-08:00

Wed, Feb 1 - Overnight the city was pounded by a mix of snow and freezing rain which caused travel delays and several highway crashes. Domenic Fazioli reports.

New Planetarium is going up as is the price

2012-02-01T17:59:00.537-08:00

Wed, Feb 1 - Montreal is building it's new planetarium at Olympic Park using green construction and a groundbreaking new design. But as Billy Shields reports, these things don't come cheap.

Senator Boisvenu's shocking statement

2012-02-01T17:53:21.663-08:00

Wed, Feb 1 - With Suicide Prevention Week set to start, a Quebec senator suggests murderers whould be given the choice to kill themselves in jail. Paola Samuel reports.

Pension cuts could cost millions

2012-02-01T17:33:41.723-08:00

Wed, Feb 1 - Prime Minister Stephen Harper hinted that old age security is unsustainable and needs to be revamped. Caroline Plante explains how this could affect the province.

Evening News: Jan 31

2012-01-31T19:52:09.927-08:00

The Tuesday, January 31, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

CAQ spending controversy

2012-01-31T18:15:01.347-08:00

Tue, Jan 31 - A controversy is brewing over donations accepted by the CAQ. Caroline Plante reports.