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
Charges against three Pro-Palestinian activists have been dropped in relation to a case of alleged harassment and mischief of federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller. The accusations stem from a Sept. 5 interaction with Miller outside the Liberal campaign office amid the Verdun by-election. It is said that one of the activists, Samar Alkhdour Elkahlout, expressed […]
Every year around Dec. 6, biomedical engineering student Sophie Beaudry is overcome with emotion when she walks through the halls of École Polytechnique in Montreal. It’s almost been 35 years to the day since a massacre left 14 women dead after a gunman carried out an anti-feminist attack. “I cry when I walk in the […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
After Quebec woman Geneviève Rioux survived an attempted femicide in 2018, writing became her outlet as a way to heal. She recently published a fictional novel Même pas morte, which translates to “not even dead” and it’s now on bookshelves across the province. The book shared the realities of violence against women and draws inspiration […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
A fire in a manhole in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie on Tuesday evening has left nearly 800 Hydro-Québec customers in the dark. Montreal’s fire department (SIM) says they responded to a call about black smoke coming from a manhole on St. Joseph Boulevard and d’Orléans just after 4 p.m. on Tuesday. The outages are affecting residences and […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
On the eve of the 35th anniversary of the Polytechnique massacre in Montreal — an anti-feminist attack from a gunman that killed 14 women because they were women — survivor Nathalie Provost says she’s especially feeling the emotions this year. “It’s like yesterday, sometimes, and sometimes it’s like it happened to someone else,” she said, […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
After charges against three Pro-Palestinian activists were dropped last week in relation to a case of alleged harassment and mischief of federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller, they are now calling for him to resign. They gathered outside the Montreal courthouse on Thursday to make their demands. “First, the immediate resignation of Marc Miller,” said Samar […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
A family from Ontario is pleading to be reunited with their dog. Bella, a fout-month-old puppy from Ontario, was last seen in the parking lot at Fairview Pointe-Claire on Montreal’s West Island on Saturday, when her owner’s vehicle was stolen — with her in it. Rocco and Naomi DiRago’s car was found the next day, […]
If it wasn’t for a good friend of hers, Lorie Martin believes she would be sleeping outside. The 50-year-old Montrealer has been homeless and staying with her friend ever since a fire in October forced her out of her apartment in LaSalle. Since then, she’s had to face the realities of the housing crisis head […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
Sûreté du Québec (SQ) have issued an Amber Alert for a missing nine-year-old boy on Montreal’s South Shore Wednesday afternoon. Angelo Mitrou, 9, was abducted on Wednesday at 1:50 p.m. by Vicki Leclerc, 39, in Marieville, in the Montérégie region about 30 kilometres southeast of Montreal. Police are asking for the public to look out […]
By: Alyssia Rubertucci
As more than 600 unionized employees of Montreal’s Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel are locked out by their employer amid a labour dispute, hotel management announced they would be closing for the holidays starting Dec. 21. The move comes after the 950-room hotel locked out its unionized workers last month after they rejected a contract proposal […]
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