Dan Spector is a Reporter at Global Montreal. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on social issues and crime in Canada, especially in Montreal and Quebec, as well as topics related to Latin America. Dan has been featured in Magic106.1, Global News, and 91.5 The Beat.
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Dan Spector's primary focus is on local news, community issues, social justice, and government & politics in Montreal. He often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to the local area. If you have insights into ongoing or upcoming events in Montreal that relate to local governance, community matters, or social justice issues, these may be of particular interest to Dan.
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By: Dan Spector, Kalina Laframboise
A Montreal-grown fruit that was once a delicacy in high demand among society's elites is making a long-awaited comeback.
By: Dan Spector
A Quebec family is trying to pick up the pieces after a fire destroyed their restaurant.
By: Dan Spector
Five Montreal firefighters have been honoured for their heroic responses to a deadly five-alarm blaze that killed seven people last year.
By: Dan Spector
WATCH: Five Montreal firefighters have been honoured for their heroic response to a fatal blaze in March 2023.
By: Nathaniel Dove, Dan Spector
Federal ministers Melanie Joly and Bill Blair condemned protests in Montreal Friday where pro-Palestinian and anti-NATO demonstrators smashed windows and set two cars on fire.
By: Nathaniel Dove, Dan Spector, Vince Guaraldi
Halifax is hosting an international security forum, with military spending as the primary focus of discussions. Approximately 300 participants from 60 countries are attending the event. Defence Minister Bill Blair has stated that Canada recognizes the need to increase its defense budget to protect its own territory and support countries like Ukraine. As Heidi Petracek reports, the world is confronting an increasingly diverse array of threats.
By: Dan Spector, Aaron, Andrea
Alana Edwards has always been big on Christmas traditions. So, when she found out the Montreal retirement residence her mother calls home would not be serving a turkey dinner this year, Alana couldn't believe it.
By: Dan Spector, Kalina Laframboise
The PACC Career Centre in Montreal is training the next generation of carvers in the food industry, but there aren't enough students to meet the number of vacant jobs in Quebec.
By: Kalina Laframboise, Dan Spector
The jury rendered a verdict Monday in the triple murder trial of 38-year-old Levana Ballouz, who was charged in the deaths of her wife and their two young sons.
By: Kalina Laframboise, Dan Spector
RELATED: Accused delivers closing arguments in Brossard triple murder case
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