René Bruemmer is a journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He primarily covers municipal affairs and social issues, with additional insights into COVID-19, health care, and community topics such as outdoor ice rinks. René's work has been featured in various publications, including The Vancouver Sun, Toronto Sun, and Ottawa Citizen.
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René Bruemmer's coverage is focused on local news, particularly in Montreal and Quebec. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, crime, politics, homelessness, and hate crimes. When reaching out to René for potential coverage or as a source of information consider providing insights related to local government policies and their impact on the community.
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A vast network of Quebec firms, research facilities and suppliers stand to benefit from Canada’s boost in military spending.
By: René Bruemmer
'How can the Liberals take power if they only have the support of 10 per cent of the French population?'
Quebec's English-speaking community feels "totally ignored and excluded from this election."
By: René Bruemmer
"The difference between a majority and a minority is not only the stability of a government ... it's also the chance to fulfil our commitments," Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says.
By: René Bruemmer
"If a Parti Québécois government is elected, steps toward a breakup will begin as early as Tuesday."
By: René Bruemmer
Party leader wins his riding of Orford in the Eastern Townships.
By: René Bruemmer
Liberal leader also extends a hand to CAQ supporters after that party's resounding defeat.
By: René Bruemmer
Former Montreal Gazette columnist L. Ian Macdonald has died
By: René Bruemmer
Oui Québec is holding information sessions in nine cities to spur discussion on independence at new clubs.
Armed with traps, vaccines and treats, wildlife experts are battling to quell the largest raccoon rabies outbreak in Quebec's history.
