Joe Lofaro
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- Sep 26, 2026
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‘Very concerned’: Fréchette responds to allegations of U.S. interference in Quebec election (opens the original)
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Outgoing Quebec premier Christine Fréchette spent part of the campaign Friday responding to allegations of possible interference in the provincial election. According to media reports, a U.S. think tank allegedly proposed destabilizing Canada by proposing covert support for the separatist party, the Parti Québécois (PQ), in the Quebec election — a revelation that the PQ leader says appears suspicious given advance voting begins this weekend. Québecor media reported Friday that a highly placed ci
Parole Board denies Guy Turcotte’s request to leave prison to visit his parents (opens the original)
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Guy Turcotte, who was convicted of stabbing his two young children to death in 2009, has been denied from leaving prison for temporary absences. The Parole Board of Canada rendered its decision Tuesday. Turcotte, a former Quebec cardiologist, had requested Escorted temporary absences (ETA) under the supervision of a correctional officer to visit his parents for a maximum of seven hours at a time. The parole board denied the request at Tuesday’s hearing, telling Turcotte, 54, that temporary absen
Police say 30-year-old railroad worker killed after being struck by train in Montreal (opens the original)
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A railroad worker has been killed after being struck by a train overnight in Montreal, police say. Montreal police (SPVM) say the incident happened Saturday at around 3 a.m. near De Lorimier Avenue and Notre-Dame Street in the city’s Ville-Marie borough, near the Jacques-Cartier bridge. “According to initial reports, the victim was a railroad employee who was working on the tracks when a train began moving,” said Manuel Couture, a police spokesperson. Police said the victim is a 30-year-old man.
Recall issued for peanuts sold in Quebec, Ontario over salmonella contamination (opens the original)
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A recall has been issued for peanuts that may be contaminated with salmonella. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) published the recall Thursday for the “Roasted Lemon N’ Chilli Peanuts” from Everest Traders Inc. sold in 65g packages and distributed in Quebec and Ontario. The items have a best before date of June 30, 2027. The agency recommends people to avoid consuming, selling or distributing the recalled products and to either throw them out or return them. According to the notice, foo
Day care ordered to pay $5,000 after refusing spot for child with severe allergies (opens the original)
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A Montreal day care has been ordered to pay a family $5,000 after refusing a spot for their child due to his severe allergies. In a recent judgment, the Human Rights Tribunal declared that the kid’s allergies to eggs, sesame, nuts, peanuts, almonds, beans, peas and lentils were comparable to a disability and that refusing him a spot at the day care constituted an act of discrimination. According to the ruling on Aug. 18, the parents of the child, who was two-and-a-half, were moving from Ottawa t
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