René Bruemmer is a journalist at the Montreal Gazette. He primarily covers municipal affairs and social issues, with additional reporting on health care, COVID-19, and environmental topics in Canada, particularly in Quebec and Montreal. René's work has been featured in several publications, including The Vancouver Sun, Toronto Sun, and Ottawa Citizen.
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René Bruemmer's coverage is focused on local news, particularly in Montreal and Quebec. His articles cover a wide range of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, crime, politics, homelessness, and hate crimes. When reaching out to René for potential coverage or as a source of information consider providing insights related to local government policies and their impact on the community.
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By: René Bruemmer
Children as young as 12 are being recruited into street gangs to aid with crimes, police say.
By: René Bruemmer
As the masterpiece of Gothic architecture marks 200 years since its first stones were laid, restoration experts are repairing two centuries of wear, water infiltration and Montreal winters.
By: René Bruemmer
The apartments are earmarked for families, couples and singles, with some buildings designated for specific groups.
In the works since 2009, the St-Laurent facility will lock odours inside, slash travel time for grass clippings and apple cores, and process 20 Olympic swimming pools' worth of waste per year.
By: René Bruemmer
Michel Leblanc, Luc Rabouin, Dominique Anglade, Younes El Moustir and even Denis Coderre are some of the names being bandied about.
By: René Bruemmer
Le Méridien, a 13-storey in the heart of the Latin Quarter, will house 240 students in rent-controlled apartments.
By: René Bruemmer
They want cheaper parking rates, quicker building permits and a nightlife strategy.
By: René Bruemmer
A Regiment's Sacrifice: Defeating Hitler's Army at the Royal Montreal Regiment Museum commemorates the 80th anniversary of Battle of Leopold Canal.
'We will not tolerate any discrimination or any antisemitic or Islamaphobic acts whatsoever,' Mayor Valérie Plante says
By: René Bruemmer
The Institute for Research on Migration and Society will study how immigrants can best adapt to life in Canada, while examining their needs.
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