Erika Morris is a digital reporter at CTV News Montreal. She has a passion for local news, particularly focusing on housing issues, while also covering themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and environmental topics. Erika's work has been featured in notable outlets including CBC, Winnipeg Free Press, CP24 Breaking News, and CTV News.
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Erika Morris focuses on local news in Montreal, covering a wide range of topics from government announcements and legal policy regulation to crime, education, strikes, infrastructure, health and evictions. She has a particular interest in evolving stories and breaking news related to Quebec.
If you want to reach out effectively to Erika Morris, consider providing insights or commentary relevant to the local landscape of Montreal or Quebec. Topics such as government policies impacting the community, educational developments including strikes and agreements, infrastructure projects affecting residents' daily lives or health issues specific to the region could be particularly relevant for her coverage.
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MONTREAL — Sex workers in Montreal are calling for a general strike during Canadian Grand Prix weekend.
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MONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens' quest for the Stanley Cup has been giving the city's light-rail network a boost.
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MONTREAL — After giving their all on the ice for nearly 10 months, the Montreal Victoire are celebrating their Professional Women's Hockey League championship on home ground.
MONTREAL — Nearly one-third of Quebec's social housing units — roughly 21,500 homes — is in a state of disrepair.
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Mercedes Rodriguez says she and her seven kids struggle to sleep at night because of the sounds of mice scurrying in the walls in her apartment in Montreal's east end.
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Pace of renovations isn’t keeping up with inflation, leaving advocates concerned that maintenance budgets will be inadequate to address the extent of the issue
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While Quebec and Canada make multibillion-dollar investments into new builds to address the lack of affordable housing, one-third of the province’s existing social housing stock is in disrepair. The pace of renovations, meanwhile, isn't keeping up with inflation, leaving advocates concerned that maintenance budgets will be inadequate to address the extent of the issue.
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MONTREAL – When Caroline Rivest broke her ankle a few years ago, a doctor prescribed her a powerful opioid for three months to help with the pain. She was hooked in no time.
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MONTREAL - An international panel of human rights experts has accused Canada of committing genocide against its Indigenous population.
