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.
When reaching out to Andy, consider offering insights from local political figures or experts who can provide commentary on regional educational policies or language-related issues. Additionally, if you have perspectives related to legal policy changes affecting Quebec or Montreal specifically, these could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on local announcements and regulatory matters within Quebec's educational landscape, pitches should align closely with regional politics and governance while incorporating relevant expertise regarding McGill University or other institutions in the area.
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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.
Among those who died this year: Clarence Bayne, Sheila Kussner, Brian Mulroney, Yves Michaud, Dave Boxer and Paul (Butcher) Vachon.
By: Andy Riga
Though born and raised in Ontario, Trudeau’s political career was marked by his time in Montreal.
By: Andy Riga
“It’s kind of ludicrous that the attorney general is refusing to defend the Constitution of Canada.”
By: Andy Riga
Ottawa tells court it should not be obliged to take part in a lawsuit contesting the constitutionality of Bill 96.
The top court’s decision sets the stage for a legal clash between the Quebec and federal governments.
By: Andy Riga
A Quebec Superior Court judge found the plan unconstitutional, saying it would strip the English community’s control of schools.
By: Andy Riga
The former dean of McGill University’s law faculty was named a Quebec Superior Court judge on Monday.
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