Matt Grillo is a video journalist at CTV Montreal. With a passion for regional interest and world news, he covers a diverse range of topics including healthcare administration, patient care, and public health, alongside themes in construction, real estate, and aviation. Matt has been featured in CTV News Montreal, CTV News, and TSN - The Sports Network - Canada.
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Matt Grillo's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political announcements, as well as legal policy regulations. His articles often cover city issues and social concerns within Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
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The planned referendum in Alberta was the talk of the National Assembly in Quebec City on Wednesday.
The future of Villa Maria School in Montreal’s NDG neighbourhood is still uncertain. The congregation that owns the land where the college is located wants to sell, but it’s not clear if the school will remain or move somewhere else.
By: Matt Grillo
Luca Ciampini, the father of the Montreal toddler who was killed in a bouncy castle during a storm, says he is overwhelmed by the support of the community.
By: Matt Grillo
Young Quebec anglophones earn less and have higher unemployment than their francophone counterparts, according to new statistics from PERT, the Provincial Employment Roundtable.
By: Matt Grillo
Two applications for class action lawsuits have been filed against the city of Dollard-des-Ormeaux and the borough of Pierrefonds-Roxboro following the flash floods that impacted Montreal's West Island two weeks ago.
The city is taking a closer look at Old Montreal. The neighbourhood has several pedestrian streets, which some critics fear may disappear in a drive for motorized mobility.
The restoration project at the Notre-Dame Basilica has been ongoing for years, and the costs have more than doubled.
By: Matt Grillo
Residents living in a section of Montreal's Rivière-des-Prairies (RDP) neighbourhood say when the smell drifts in, it's unmistakable.
There was an armed robbery at a Pokémon card store in the Lanaudière region of Quebec last month.
Video game developers working at Bethesda Game Studios spent their lunch break voicing their displeasure with Microsoft's latest round of cuts.
