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Blacks, Arabs and Latin Americans are among the most likely victims of racial profiling and the problems are not restricted to policing, says a new report.
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Outbreaks of gastroenteritis have led to quarantines at the Lakeshore General Hosptial in Pointe-Claire and the Cite de la Sante Hospital in Laval.
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Toronto-born actor Corey Haim, who appeared in such 1980s films as "The Lost Boys" and "Lucas" has been found dead, according to Los Angeles police. He was 38.
Police are looking for three men who beat and robbed a couple in Saint-Amable, in the Monteregie region east of Montreal.
An exceptional lack of sea ice on the Gulf of St. Lawrence this winter has left seal mothers with few places to bear their young or to feed their pups.
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CTV Montreal News at 6 p.m. for Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Mutsumi Takahashi and Todd van der Heyden with the day's top stories.
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Punch didn't kill schoolboy, says doctor
A heart defect, not a classmate's punch, probably killed a 12-year-old boy who collapsed and died during a schoolyard altercation in 2007, a cardiologist tells CTV's Herb Luft.
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NHL meeting looks to curb head checks
The annual NHL general managers' meeting got underway Monday, with a recommendation to penalize some hits to the head. Annie DeMelt speaks with a neuropsychologist about the initiative.
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Student expelled over refusal to remove veil
A 29-year-old woman has once again been expelled from a government-sponsored French course for refusing to remove her niqab. Rob Lurie reports.
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Quebec may use nothwithstanding clause over Bill 104
The Quebec government may soon use the notwithstanding clause in the Canadian constitution to put an end to a loophole in Bill 101 that allows immigrant students to get around the French-only education law. John Grant explains.
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Heath care wait times too long, say patients' families
The death of two hospital patients while waiting for care has once again thrust the issue of health care wait times into the spotlight. Cindy Sherwin reports.
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My Montreal: My Neighbour's Faith
A series of get-togethers called "My Neighbour's Faith" introduces McGill University students to the various religions practiced in Montreal. Debra Arbec reports.
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Dany Villanueva to testify at inquest
Dany Villanueva, whose arrest triggered a chain of events that led police to shoot and kill his brother, is expected to testify Tuesday at an inquiry into the shooting.
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Dissecting the federal budget
Mits discusses last Thursday's federal budget with William Watson, chairman of McGill economics department.
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Pop-culture commentator Patrick Charles
Todd and pop-culture commentator Patrick Charles discuss the Oscars, Dwight Yoakam's tax troubles and a motherlode for ITunes.
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Michaelle Jean wrapping up Haiti trip
A CTV correspondent in Haiti describes the warm reception Canada's Governor General received when she visited her devastated homeland and the emotional visit to her mother's birthplace planned for later Tuesday.
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