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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Thursday, July 29, 2010
Todd van der Heyden and Mutsumi Takahashi with the day's top stories.
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Oka tries to keep the peace
The town of Oka blocks a development project so as to keep the peace with natives claiming a right to the land. Stephane Giroux reports.
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Haute Cuisine taken to new heights
Aphrodite Salas reports on a place to eat both under the stars, and a little closer to them.
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Ducks released after fuel spill
Five ducks are released back into the wild after being treated for fuel contamination. Cindy Sherwin reports.
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Who are the best drivers: men or women?
New poll asks who are the best drivers: men or women? Caroline van Vlaardingen reports
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What's On: Repercussion Theatre in Dorval
The Repercussion Theatre presents Romeo and Juliet in on the Dorval waterfront.
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Controversial plan to boost off-island specialists
The Quebec Federation of Medical Specialists is decrying an apparent plan to force specialist physicians into hospital off the island of Montreal. Annie DeMelt reports.
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Newsmaker: Wendy Wray on heart disease and women
Mutsumi Takahashi speaks with Wendy Wray about attitudes and study findings with regards to women and heart disease.
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American tourist dies in cycling crash
A 56-year-old American cyclist died Wednesday afternoon after being struck by an RV on Route 138 in Saint-Joachim, 50 kilometres east of Quebec. Cindy Sherwin reports.
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Car stolen, then found... then stolen, then found
A Dorval-area man was driven to anger when his car was stolen and found - then stolen and found again. Rob Lurie explains.
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McGill medical school to ditch MCATs
Canadian students will no longer be required to write the Medical College Admissions Test, or MCAT, to apply to McGill's medical school. Caroline van Vlaardingen reports.
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What's in a Name?
A South Shore man claims he was a target of discrimination by Longueuil police officers, because he says his name doesn't match the colour of his skin. Andrew King explains.
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Snow leopard cubs hailed as survivors
Furry, fuzzy and adorable, two 11-week-old snow leopard cubs at the Granby Zoo are being hailed as survivors -- they're the first surviving litter of a snow leopard couple at the zoo. Annie DeMelt reports.
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Impact face the Vancouver Whitecaps
Andre Corbeil reports live from Saputo Stadium, where the Montreal Impact is preparing for a tough match-up against the division-leading Whitecaps.
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Interview: Wikileaks and the Afghan War Diary
New media and transparency expert Lisa Lynch talks with CTV News about the 92,000 documents of the Afghan War than have been revealed.
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Interview: The anatomy of a drowning
Raynald Hawkins of the Quebec Lifesaving Society explains that when a drowning occurs, it's not always so obvious, making it difficult for lifeguards and supervisors to detect.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Mutsumi Takahashi and Todd van der Heyden with the latest updates.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Tuesday, July 27, 2010.
Mutsumi Takahashi and Todd van der Heyden with the latest updates
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Monday, July 26, 2010.
Todd van der Heyden with the day's top stories.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Sunday, July 25, 2010.
Tarah Schwartz and Paul Karwatsky with the day's top stories.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Saturday, July 24, 2010
Tarah Schwartz and Paul Karwatsky with the day's top stories.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Friday, July 23, 2010
Todd van der Heyden with the day's top stories.
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