Matt Grillo is a video journalist at CTV Montreal. With a passion for storytelling that began in high school, he covers themes related to retail, travel, and transportation, including airlines, airports, and the cruise industry. Matt's work has been featured in CTV News Montreal, CTV News, and TSN - The Sports Network - Canada.
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Montreal, Canada (Local)
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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.
To effectively engage with Matt for potential coverage or expert commentary, consider offering insights related to local government decisions or policies in Montreal or Quebec. Topics such as city planning initiatives, social programs, legal disputes involving the city or province would likely be of interest to him. Additionally, providing perspectives on education-related developments within this geographic area could also resonate with his coverage focus.
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A Montreal woman who uses a wheelchair says sidewalk conditions need to improve in the city – and she wants local politicians to know.
By: Matt Grillo
With the price of gas in Montreal above $2 per litre, an alliance of public transit advocates says Quebec should actually increase its gas tax.
The City of Montreal now has a one-stop shop for animal services on the island.
A coalition of retailers is calling on Quebec to delay the implementation of the final phase of the province's consumer protection bill.
By: Matt Grillo
The Fréchette government is looking to expand Quebec's French language charter to include adult and vocational education programs.
At Monday's city council meeting, Julie Labelle-Patenaude stood up in front of the mayor and council members to read the names of 11 cyclists and pedestrians who have died on Parc Avenue since 2013.
By: Matt Grillo
For a third consecutive year, the Blue Bonnets Micro-Farm is planting seedlings of the Montreal melon.
An elderly woman is dreading another humid Montreal summer without being able to cool down her place.
By: Matt Grillo
On Monday, Premier Christine Fréchette offered tax relief to Quebecers, but a day later, opposition parties at the National Assembly accused the Coalition avenir Québec (CAQ) leader of just trying to buy votes.
The planned referendum in Alberta was the talk of the National Assembly in Quebec City on Wednesday.
