Christine Long is a videojournalist at CTV Montreal. She specializes in a diverse range of topics including animals, personal finance, urban design, and development, reflecting her commitment to community-focused journalism. Christine's work has been featured in ArtsHub, CTV News Montreal, CTV News, Macfarlanes, and Vocal.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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Christine Long's coverage revolves around local Montreal events, community initiatives, and human interest stories. Her articles often feature evolving or breaking news related to government announcements, and they frequently touch on themes such as government & politics, crime, family & relationships.
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Giving fans a way to channel their excitement during the playoffs, some Quebec artists are releasing anthems for Canadiens fans to sing along to during the 2026 playoffs.
By: Christine Long
More than 500 bars and restaurants in Quebec have earned complaints since the new law on tips came into force last year
By: Christine Long
Rare masterpieces by Renoir, Van Gogh and The Group of Seven are on display in Montreal at a free exhibition before the artwork goes to auction.
By: Christine Long
Watching his friends gambling online and struggling to save money, Benjamin Thomas decided to help by creating a new app.
Montreal Canadiens hockey fever has been diagnosed across Montreal and almost everywhere you look, there is playoff excitement.
By: Christine Long
With the Victoire fighting for the Walter Cup and the Habs having their eyes on the Stanley Cup, there's no denying that hockey fever is across Montreal and beyond.
For the third consecutive year, the Pokémon Mega Market took over downtown Montreal and the crowds showed up in force.
By: Christine Long
The Grand Prix weekend in Montreal is early this year, starting May 22, as the city will be welcoming F1 fans from around the world while the Habs are in the playoffs.
By: Christine Long
The best young violinists from around the world are spending a week in Montreal to take part in the Concours Musical International de Montréal (CMIM), which showcases the rising stars of classical music.
Ground was broken on Monday for the Afro-Canadian Cultural Centre in Montreal. The former Ecole des Beaux-Arts building will house this Canadian first.
