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Alyssia's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Canada, particularly Quebec and Montreal. She often covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime, government & politics, family & relationships.
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By: Alyssia Rubertucci
The man accused of assaulting a Jewish father in front of his children in Parc-Extension last month was back found not criminally responsible, after undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. He was also found to not be motivated by hate. Sergio Yanes Preciado, 23, underwent a 30-day evaluation at Philippe-Pinel Institute — which on Monday revealed, at the time of the attack […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
The Quebec family of one of the victims struck and killed by a train in Portugal last weekend is reeling over the news.
The SPVM announced Wednesday that they solved the murder of Catherine Daviau, a 26-year-old woman killed in her home in the Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie borough in Dec. 2008.
Twenty years after being legalized in Quebec in 2004, same-sex marriages peaked in 2024 at 743, but these marriages still represent only three per cent of all marriages, a proportion that has remained relatively stable for several years. In its Bulletin on Marriages in 2024 published Wednesday, the Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
After seeing a highway named in his honour two years ago, the “Démon Blond” will now have a bridge named after him. The City of Montreal announced on Wednesday that the new bridge connecting Île Bizard to the Island of Montreal will be named the Guy Lafleur Bridge. In May 2023, Premier François Legault traveled […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
On the eve of the official start of the electoral period in Montreal for the Nov. 2 municipal elections, Élections Montréal unveiled what residents need to know so they can take part and vote. Montrealers will have a total of seven days to cast their ballots and different ways to do so this year, thanks to […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
It’s been five years since the September 28, 2020, death of Joyce Echaquan, an Atikamekw mother of seven.
