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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Paul Karwatsky with the latest news.
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CEGEP remains closed after police clash with protesters
College Lionel-Groulx will remain closed until Thursday. After protesters were removed by riot police on Tuesday morning, the CEGEP's professors are refusing to teach. Aphrodite Salas reports.
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Despite shakeup in Quebec City, students block bridges
A day after embattled Education Minister Line Beauchamp stepped down, students blocked the Jacques Cartier Bridge on Tuesday morning. More disruptions are expected. Camille Ross explains.
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New education minister sits down with student leaders
After months of protests that left cities across Quebec scorched, Education Minister Michelle Courchesne resolved to sit down with students less then 24-hours after she was appointed to the post. Maya Johnson has more.
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Law banning tanning beds closer to being adopted
New legislation was table in Quebec City today that would be it illegal for minors to use tanning beds. Catherine Sherriffs reports.
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Montreal's auditor general calls on city to improve awarding of contracts
Jacques Bergeron released his annual report on Tuesday, despite finding improvements in the way the city awards municipal contracts, Montreal's auditor general highlighted areas city hall can improve. Cindy Sherwin reports.
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Southwest businesses furious as trash collection cut to once a week
While the Southwest borough says that cutting garbage collection to once a week will save money and encourage recycling, residents and businesses are furious. Kevin Gallagher reports.
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Key testimony in trial of judge accused of killing wife
Jacques Delisle is charged with the first degree murder of his wife, a pathologist provided new testimony on Tuesday. Stephane Giroux reports.
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Newsmaker: Jean Lapierre discusses the student crisis
Paul Karwatsky talks to the pundit about the forcible removal of protesters, the switch at the Ministerial level and what else can be done.
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Quebec's Education Minister steps down as protests continue
After weeks of student protests, Education Minister Line Beauchamp stepped down on Monday. She was replaced within hours by Michelle Courchesne, who held the post as recently as 20 months ago. Cindy Sherwin reports.
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Student leaders react to Beauchamp's resignation
Aphrodite Salas caught up with Quebec's student leaders on Monday to gauge their reactions to Line Beauchamp's resignation from cabinet.
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Montreal moves to ban masks from protests
A motion will be tabled at city hall on Monday night to ban the wearing of masks at protests, Mayor Gerald Tremblay says the ban is needed in the interest of public safety. Camille Ross reports.
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Montreal grapples with bug that could devastate trees
After the emerald ash borer was discovered on the island of Montreal last summer, a bug that devastated trees across Ontario and Quebec, the federal government is prohibiting the transportation of trees off the island. Kevin Gallagher reports.
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Newsmaker: Jacob Levy, political theory professor, on terrorism-related charges
Paul Karwatsky talks to the McGill professor about masks, violence, protests, and emergency legislation.
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Author Interview: Jeff Rubin, The End of Growth
The chief economist of CIBC World Markets has a new book about drastic changes to the economy.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Monday, May 14, 2012
Paul Karwatsky with the latest news.
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CTV Montreal: News at six for Sunday May 13, 2012
Tarah Schwartz with the latest news
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CTV Montreal: News at six for Saturday May 12, 2012
Tarah Schwartz with the latest news
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