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A month ago, Erik Zeman was one of hundreds of students turned away by Montreal's crowded English public CEGEPs.
 
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It won't be much consolation but next time you're stuck in traffic, consider this: Montreal's commuting pain is nothing compared to many big cities.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Feds pledge $1.5 billion for arts

Federal Heritage Minister James Moore came to town yesterday to play Santa, announcing that the greater Montreal area is the recipient of $20.2 million in arts and culture spending to be spread among 111 arts, heritage and community projects.


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Rallies in support of activists arrested in Toronto at the G20 summit was held across the country on July 1st. Here, the one in Montreal started in Carré St-Louis and finished in front of the Fraternité des Policiers de Montréal.

The charge: Assault with a bicycle

Health worker Scott Weinstein -arrested Thursday at a Montreal protest of police tactics at the G20 summit in Toronto -has been charged with assaulting a Montreal police officer with his bicycle.


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Ghanaian soccer fans (from left) Abbas Rahim, Andry Renamba and Derick Osei react to a near-goal by Ghana against Uruguay at 911 Jean Talon yesterday.

Ghana fans heartbroken but proud

As Uruguay's Sebastian Abreu stepped up to take what would be the winning spot-kick against Ghana in the World Cup quarterfinal match, a man in the corner of Montreal's Ghanaian community centre waved a flag and shouted over pessimistic murmurs until the room fell silent.


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Third arrest in N.D.G. killings

A third man has been arrested in connection with a double slaying in the parking lot of a fast-food restaurant on St. Jacques St. W. in Notre Dame de Grace.


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Joseph waives his right to parole hearing

A man recently described as one of the most dangerous street gang leaders in the city appears content to spend more time behind bars.


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Villanuevas, friends were angry at cops: witness

Key witness in fatal shooting of unarmed teenager in Montreal North in Augustd 2008 may never have happened if his friends who were playing dice in a parking lot had not advanced toward the police officer who was trying to arrest the young man, he told a coroner's inquest today


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Police investigate baby's death in Verdun

Police are investigating the death of a 20-month-old baby boy in Verdun.


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Montérégie detox centre evacuated after bomb threat

A detoxification centre was evacuated during a bomb scare in Upton, in the Montérégie.


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Kirkland Mayor John Meaney standing next to a 30 km/h speed limit sign on Kirkland Blvd. in 2005, which was in fact illegal. Kirkland, however, did obtain the right to lower the speed limit in the residential zone to 40 from 50.

Plateau Mont Royal introduces lower speed limits

Several boroughs across the city are reducing speed limits this summer, including Plateau Mont Royal, where new slower speed limits in residential areas take effect Monday.


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