Joe Bongiorno is a journalist based in Montreal, Quebec, focusing on local news and issues. He writes for CBC and his work has also appeared in Dwell magazine. Joe covers a range of topics including housing, education, transportation, healthcare, and labor issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep the community informed.
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By: Joe Bongiorno
Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral in Paris is pictured on, Dec. 5, ahead of the reopening ceremony. Christophe Ena/The Associated Press
Five years ago, Notre-Dame Cathedral erupted in flames. A column of smoke rose above the Paris skyline as the historic cathedral, which took 182
By: Joe Bongiorno, Sarah McLachlan
WATCH: How a Montreal blacksmith helped with Notre-Dame's restoration
By: Joe Bongiorno
MONTREAL - One of the world's smallest and most endangered turtle species was found on the shores Quebec's Magdalen Islands last week – a first in the province.
By: Joe Bongiorno
A Kemp's ridley sea turtle swims in a tank at a New England Aquarium marine animal rehabilitation facility in Quincy, Mass., on Dec. 3. Steven Senne/The Canadian Press
By: Joe Bongiorno
MONTREAL — A synagogue in a Montreal suburb was allegedly targeted early Wednesday morning by arson — the second time the building was hit by an incendiary device in a little more than one year.
By: Joe Bongiorno
MONTREAL — Jewish leaders called on Montrealers to denounce attacks against Jews, after a synagogue in a suburb was allegedly firebombed early Wednesday morning — the second apparent arson attack on the house of worship in a little more than one year.
In the deaths of the boys, the jury found Al Ballouz guilty of first-degree murder, which carries an automatic life sentence without possibility of parole for 25 years.
By: Joe Bongiorno, Sidhartha Banerjee
On Monday, a jury convicted Mohamad Al Ballouz, who now identifies as a woman and goes by the first name Levana, of the 2022 murders of Synthia Bussières and their two sons, five-year-old Eliam and two-year-old Zac.
By: Joe Bongiorno
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