Matt Grillo is a journalist for CTV News Montreal, specializing in local news coverage in Quebec, Canada. With a focus on community stories, Matt brings attention to issues affecting Montreal residents, from environmental initiatives and social programs to sports and cultural events.
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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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Applications for Concordia and McGill universities are down as Quebec plans to push ahead with the tuition hikes for English universities.
By: Matt Grillo
Quebec is lagging behind when it comes to energy efficiency in our homes, and there are calls to change that.
Just like she's done for nearly six decades, Eva Rigler is laced up her bowling shows and got ready for another game on Tuesday.
By: Matt Grillo
As snow fell on a very cold Montreal morning, politicians, celebrities, hockey stars and friends of Brian Mulroney entered Notre-Dame Basilica to pay their respects.
By: Matt Grillo
On the eve of Greek Independence Day, celebrations, including the annual parade, were held in Montreal's Parc-Extension neighbourhood on Sunday.
By: Matt Grillo
Quebec's energy minister has ambitious plans to make the province the first state in North America to be carbon neutral.
At 26 years old, Alex Moore is at the top of his game and fresh off a major accomplishment.
By: Matt Grillo
Grand Trunk Street in Montreal's Pointe-Saint-Charles neighbourhood is down to one lane and residents say construction to fix an old water main has been ongoing for years.
Family, friends, former colleagues and community members gathered to say a final farewell to Dan Philip Monday.
The town of Hudson, Que. has closed Sandy Beach for the summer, just as the weather is starting to be warm enough to enjoy it.
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