Phil Carpenter is a Staff Videojournalist for Global News, with a focus on local news in Montreal, Canada. His work has also been featured on 91.5 The Beat. Phil covers a wide range of topics, including breaking news, community events, and issues affecting the local community.
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Housing advocates in Quebec say they are alarmed at the number of people still without homes since the province's traditional moving day more than two months ago.
By: Phil Carpenter
Experts expect floods from heavy rains to happen more frequently, and municipalities are struggling to come up with ways to protect property, including amending laws.
By: Phil Carpenter
With climate change , experts expect floods from heavy rains to happen more frequently, and municipal authorities are struggling to come up with ways to protect property, including amending laws.
By: Phil Carpenter
Montreal police is partnering with police officers from Nunavik in northern Quebec in a project authorities hope will stamp out organized crime they say originates south of the province. Indigenous leaders say the criminal activities are having a devastating impact on northern communities. Global’s Phil Carpenter reports.
By: Kevin Nielsen, Phil Carpenter
After being shot, Angelique Croteau was able to make it out of her apartment and into the corridor, where she found help from the building’s maintenance worker.
By: Phil Carpenter, Kevin Nielsen
They said that after being shot, Angelique Croteau was able to make it out of her apartment and into the corridor, where she found help from the building's maintenance worker.
By: Kalina Laframboise, Phil Carpenter
As demand for food assistance soars, a local organization in Montreal has had no choice but to start turning hungry people away “every single day.”
By: Kalina Laframboise, Phil Carpenter
Advocates working with asylum seekers are sounding the alarm, saying they're hearing more stories of racism in Canada. One man in Quebec says he was forced from his home.
By: Kalina Laframboise, Phil Carpenter
Kalina Laframboise and Phil Carpenter GlobalNews.ca WATCH: Community organizations who serve refugee claimants are sounding the alarm about a rise of racist incidents against newcomers.
By: Phil Carpenter
A mother and doctor in the Montreal's west end is raising concerns about an intersection she says is dangerous after her teenage son was struck by a car earlier this month.
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