Christine Long is a videojournalist at CTV Montreal. She covers a diverse range of topics, including arts and entertainment, animal rescue and rehabilitation, and the beauty industry, showcasing her passion for cultural movements and community engagement. Christine's work has been featured in ArtsHub, CTV News Montreal, CTV News, Macfarlanes, and Vocal.
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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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By: Christine Long
The Italian navy training ship Amerigo Vespucci is docked in the Old Port Montreal during its North American tour.
Flight School Football of Lachine and Longueuil won the International Championship for Flag Football the first weekend of August.
With the summer weather this year, Quebec farmers are harvesting a lot of corn - all at once and that means the price for fresh, local corn is going down.
By: Christine Long
The Welcome Hall Mission is helping kids get ready for back-to-school by handing out thousands of backpacks full of school supplies.
By: Christine Long
Westmount will keep its weekly garbage pick-up schedule, despite other cities, including Montreal, moving to a biweekly pickup during colder months.
After 63 years of making crepes, the Quebec City restaurant “Au Petit Coin Breton” is closing. Three generations of one family ran the business, but that era is ending.
By: Christine Long
The Caring for Kids Radiothon that benefits the Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation is set for Aug. 20.
Across North America, PWHL teams are hosting hockey summer camps where the next generation of players are honing their skills.
By: Christine Long
A 22-year-old Montrealer is representing Canada at the upcoming WorldSkills competition in Masonry.
On Monday, students at Margaret Manson Elementary School in Kirkland, Que., went back to school. There were smiles, some tears and lots of excitement.
