Andy Riga is a Reporter/Feature Writer at Montreal Gazette. With a diverse background covering business, technology, politics, and social issues, he has reported on various themes including education, regional interest, and culture. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Regina Leader-Post, Windsor Star, and National Post.
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Andy Riga focuses primarily on local government and political developments in Canada, particularly within the Quebec and Montreal area. His coverage includes topics such as education, language policies, and specific institutions like McGill University.
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Tens of thousands of Quebec students may join the pro-Palestinian protest on Thursday and Friday.
By: Andy Riga
Tens of thousands of students are expected to hold pro-Palestinian protests this week over the Israel-Hamas war.
By: Andy Riga
Survey findings suggest Quebecers aged 18 to 34 are more flexible, showing a greater acceptance of bilingual or English interactions.
By: Andy Riga
Demonstrations are expected outside Dawson, Concordia and other post-secondary institutions.
By: Andy Riga
Americans are by far the biggest buyers of Quebec goods, representing 74 per cent of exports.
By: Andy Riga
The cemetery says the plan is illegal and contravenes a 1928 agreement with the city.
By: Andy Riga
Responding to the premier's call for more arrests after Friday's violent downtown protest, the mayor said she won't interfere in police operations.
By: Andy Riga
Sculptor Lea Vivot said one of her bronze sculptures of that size would be worth “just under half-a-million dollars.”
By: Andy Riga
More than a quarter of young anglophone adults are planning to leave the province within the next five years, a new survey suggests.
He previously dismissed speculation that he would seek to run for Montreal mayor next year.
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