Christine Long is a videojournalist at CTV Montreal. With a diverse background covering general assignment news, she focuses on themes such as health and wellness, sports, and community events, while also exploring topics like urban art and consumer health. Christine's work has been featured in ArtsHub, CTV News Montreal, and CP24 Breaking News, among others.
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Christine Long's coverage revolves around local Montreal events, community initiatives, and human interest stories. Her articles often feature evolving or breaking news related to government announcements, and they frequently touch on themes such as government & politics, crime, family & relationships.
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A short film from a Concordia University student won the silver medal at this year's Student Academy Awards.
By: Christine Long
Roslyn Elementary School hosted its annual Terry Fox Run to raise funds for research and pay tribute to one of their own on a sunny, autumn day.
By: Christine Long
October 1 is Seniors Day, and conferences about aging were held across Canada. At a seniors' conference in Montreal, the topic was how technology can help people “age in place” and stay in their homes.
By: Christine Long
A 16-year-old student from the South Shore of Montreal is helping Ste-Justine's Hospital make rehabilitation more fun for kids like him by developing a video game.
By: Christine Long
Spencer Levine and his wife, Amanda Tam, have been training for months for the Montreal marathon.
High fuel costs could raise the price tag for a snow removal contract this winter.
By: Christine Long
The Forever Young Theatre, a non-profit English-speaking senior theatre company based in Deux-Montagnes, Que., northwest of Montreal, is popular for its humour and experience.
By: Christine Long
The conversations rideshare driver Jibril Adamu has with his customers in his car have inspired him to wrote poetry.
By: Christine Long
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, and across Canada there's an initiative to make the evening more inclusive.
By: Christine Long
Quebec's seasonal vaccine campaign for 2026 officially began Oct.20 , but several pharmacists are saying they're struggling to meet the demand.
