Alyssia Rubertucci is a journalist based in Montreal, Quebec, focusing on local news and issues. With a background in investigative reporting, Alyssia covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, social issues, and community events. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the residents of Montreal and keeping them informed about the issues that impact their daily lives.
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Alyssia's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Canada, particularly Quebec and Montreal. She often covers breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements related to crime, government & politics, family & relationships.
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By: Alyssia Rubertucci
Montreal may see a noticeable military presence over the weekend. The Department of National Defence will have a convoy of around 20 military vehicles from the 34th Service Battalion travelling between St-Hubert and Amos from Friday to Sunday. They will travel from St-Hubert and pass through the areas of Montreal, Laval, St-Jérôme, Ste-Agathe-des-Monts, Mont-Tremblant, Mont-Laurier, […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
15 years after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, the country continues to struggle, particularly with ongoing gang violence, health and humanitarian challenges.
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
15 years ago, Georges and Mireille Anglade were the first two Canadians identified as victims in the Jan. 12, 2010, earthquake in Haiti, that claimed the lives of up to 300,000 people that day. Their daughter – Dominique – the former leader of the Quebec Liberal Party, remembers the horrors of that time. “Their house […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
The Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal has reopened after temporarily closing due to an ongoing labour dispute. Quebec’s largest hotel made the announcement on Dec. 12 and shut their doors days later on Dec. 21 during the holiday season, as they said they couldn’t provide their usual level of service to guests. Hotel management […]
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A treatment that could potentially slow the progression of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is being studied at the Montreal Neurological Institute-Hospital. Dr. Olivier Blanchard and his team want to know if a drug already approved for overactive bladder could block the overactive cells that inevitably end up damaging the connection between the nerves and muscles […]
A rise in hatred towards 2SLGBTQ+ people in schools is worrying the GRIS-Montréal organization and the Fédération des comités de parents du Québec (FCPQ). Spokespersons for both organizations expressed their concerns during a press briefing on Thursday morning at the Longueuil campus of the Université de Sherbrooke. As part of the annual conference of the […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
Quebec father Nicolas Tétrault says he had to take his 2-year-old son Arthur to New Orleans in the U.S. after alleging doctors in Montreal wrote off his son’s chances at survival, weeks after a near-drowning last year. “I picked him up out of the pool,” Tétrault said. “It was a freezing day that day, three […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
Hospitals across Quebec continue to battle rising occupancy rates. In Montreal on Friday morning, the average stretcher occupancy in all emergency rooms was at 147 per cent. This comes as Santé Québec, the province’s new crown corporation for the health network, will hold another press conference on the matter at 11 a.m. Just a week […]
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A Montreal toddler is receiving post-drowning treatment in the U.S. that is inaccessible to Canadians.
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
Lachine borough mayor Maja Vodanovic has withdrawn her candidacy for the leadership of Projet Montréal — and will be backing Plateau-Mont-Royal borough mayor Luc Rabouin. “His in-depth thinking, his experience and his fine knowledge of Montreal make him the person best prepared to take on the challenges that await us,” she wrote in a post […]
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