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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Friday, May 18, 2012
Mutsumi Takahashi and Paul Karwatsky with the latest news
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Bill 78 scraps semester, sets new demo rules
The provincial Liberals have passed a dramatic new law that rewrites the protest book, as Maya Johnson reports.
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Students react to Bill 78
Laura Casella has reaction to the bill aimed at ending three months of student unrest.
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Cops won't be charged in double shooting mishap
Mark Shalhoub reports on a ruling regarding a double shooting last summer.
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Experts debate Bill 78 civil rights limitations
The new law has come under criticism from civil liberties advocates and lawyers. Rob Lurie reports.
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Demonstration legislation to crack down on student protests
Maya Johnson reports from the National Assembly on the all-night session that will give the province new powers to slap big fines on certain demonstrations.
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Critics slam Bill 78 for limiting civil rights
Not all are satisfied with provisions of upcoming provincial legislation that puts limits on the right to assemble, as Rob Lurie reports.
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No charges to be laid against police in fatal shooting
A stray police bullet that killed an innocent bystander last summer will not result in criminal charges, as Mark Shalhoub reports.
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Political Panel: Lapierre and MacPherson on Bill 78
Two political pundits weigh in on the high-stakes political poker being played in Quebec City.
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Newsmaker: Will investors click like on Facebook IPO?
Elias Makos chats with Paul Karwatsky about the social network's big money leap onto the stock market.
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UPAC nabs nine, including mayor's former entourage
Investigators working for the Surete du Quebec's anti-corruption squad arrested Mayor Gerald Tremblay's former right-hand man, chief fundraiser and chief of staff, along with construction magnate Paolo Catania and five others in a sweep on Thursday morning. Stephane Giroux has more.
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Montreal's mayor responds to arrest of former right-hand man
Mayor Gerald Tremblay's ruling Union Montreal party was dealt a hard blow by the arrest of nine this morning. Rob Lurie reports.
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122 arrested as students respond to emergency law
Moments after Premier Jean Charest announced emergency legislation on Wednesday, angry students took to the streets of Montreal. The reaction continued on Thursday. Cindy Sherwin reports.
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Emergency legislation to end student boycott expected Thursday
A day after Premier Jean Charest announced emergency legislation to suspend the semester, the National Assembly is expected to meet during a rare all-night session to debate the bill. Maya Johnson reports.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Thursday, May 17, 2012
Mutsumi Takahashi and Paul Karwatsky with the latest news.
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