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CTV Montreal News at Noon for Friday, January 27, 2012
Mutsumi Takahashi and Paul Karwatsky with the latest news.
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Bullying case goes to court
The family of a girl who says she was bullied in high school is taking another family to court. Camille Ross explains.
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Judge instructing jurors in Shafia trial
The judge in the Shafia murder trial is instructing jurors on how to handle the evidence. Genevieve Beauchemin reports from Kingston.
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Postscript: Gilles Duceppe retreats again
Barry Wilson delivers his opinion on Duceppe's political machinations, and why Pauline Marois is not out of trouble yet.
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Political Panel: Jean Lapierre and Don Macpherson discuss CAQ and the PQ
The political panel discusses the CAQ's bid to be recognized as a party, and wonders what the PQ will do to itself during its weekend convention.
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Newsmaker: Elias Makos on the brewing patent wars
Tech columnist Elias Makos says 2012 is the year companies will face off in court.
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What's On: The play's the thing
Christine Long looks at several plays taking place this weekend.
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Over 700 to lose jobs at Montreal dryer factory
The rising Canadian dollar and slumping American sales have led a Mabe Canada to lay off 740 workers, Catherine Sherriffs reports
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New association plans to protect patients
The Council for the Protection of Patients was launched Thursday with the aim of policing health care issues, Aphrodite Salas reports
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PQ attempts to block CAQ from quality time in assembly
Pauline Marois said that up-and-coming Francois Legault should enter the national assembly if he wants loyal independents to represent the CAQ, Maya Johnson reports
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Protesters target controversial Huntingdon mayor
Huntingdon Mayor Stephane Gendron, who slammed Israel on TV, had his views lambasted by protesters in his hometown Thursday, Derek Conlon reports
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What's On: Peter Gabriel protegee Charlie Winston hits the Corona
A hot British musician who sings in English and French serenades Montreal this weekend, as Christine Long reports
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CTV Montreal News at six for Thursday January 26, 2012
Mutsumi Takahashi and Paul Karwatsky with the latest news
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Wednesday, Jan. 25, 2012
Mutsumi Takahashi and Paul Karwatsky with the day's top stories
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Tuesday Jan. 24, 2012
Mutsumi Takahashi and Paul Karwatsky with the latest news
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