Antoni Nerestant is a journalist at CBC Montreal. He has covered a wide range of topics, including Quebec provincial politics and major sporting events like the 2022 Beijing Olympics, showcasing his versatility as a video journalist, sports reporter, and web writer. Antoni's work has been featured in CBC and the Philippine Canadian Inquirer.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Antoni Nerestant's coverage is predominantly focused on local government and politics in the Quebec, Montreal, and Lennoxville areas. He also covers topics related to education and protests. Based on this information, pitches directed at Antoni should focus on providing insights or commentary related to local governmental announcements, political developments, educational issues in the region, as well as ongoing protests.
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By: Antoni Nerestant
In 2023, two Montreal police officers were suspended for 22 days without pay after the police ethics commitee ruled that they lied about not being aware of a detainee's medical condition. Those officers won an appeal after a judge determined that the evidence against them is inadmissible.
By: Antoni Nerestant
Joyce Echaquan's death in 2020 and the shocking footage preceding it that she managed to livestream, amplified the conversation around systemic racism in Quebec. Five years later, that conversation is far from over.
By: Antoni Nerestant
A large protest is taking place outside Concordia University's Henry F. Hall building in downtown Montreal with several dozens of local police officers nearby. Earlier Tuesday, the university announced it was shutting down the campus in response to planned protests.
By: Isaac Olson, Antoni Nerestant
Large-scale pro-Palestinian demonstrations filled the streets of downtown Montreal Tuesday afternoon as part of a series of planned demonstrations to mark two years of war in Gaza.
Large-scale pro-Palestinian demonstrations filled the streets of downtown Montreal Tuesday afternoon as part of a series of planned demonstrations to mark two years of war in Gaza.
By: Antoni Nerestant
Although the union representing maintenance workers with Montreal's transit authority has suspended its strike, a separate union's strike will cause bus and Metro service to be completely shut down this weekend, following a ruling from the province's labour tribunal.
By: Matthew Lapierre, Antoni Nerestant
Agreement sparked chain reaction leading to jabs exchanged by Quebec politicians
By: Antoni Nerestant
Quebec wants to ban people from publicly displaying logos associated with organized crime groups
2nd phase of report released Thursday, bringing number of testimonies from 35 to 132
By: Antoni Nerestant
Mohamed Lamine Benredouane was one of 2 people killed in Monday's midday shooting
