Stephane Giroux is a journalist based in Montreal, Quebec, focusing on local news for CTV News Montreal. With a keen interest in community stories and social issues, Stephane covers a wide range of topics including arts and culture, environmental initiatives, crime, and court cases. Through his reporting, he aims to provide a comprehensive view of the events and issues that impact the people of Montreal and Quebec.
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Stephane's coverage predominantly focuses on local news within Montreal and Quebec, with an emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, breaking news, as well as evolving stories related to government & politics and crime. If you have insights or updates regarding local government policies, significant legal developments or ongoing criminal cases in Montreal or Quebec, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Stephane.
Additionally, if you can provide expert commentary on issues such as housing initiatives specific to Montreal and Quebec or educational reforms within the region, these would align closely with his areas of interest. It's important to note that pitches focusing on broader national or international topics may not be as relevant unless they directly impact the local area.
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By: Stephane Giroux
Moving into a new apartment anywhere in Quebec now comes with some price tags that haven't been seen before and tenant groups say they have observed a pattern of rent increases that show the market is, in their view, "nightmarish."
By: Stephane Giroux
Engineer Jean Poulin says thieves who want to drive away with his car better be prepared.
By: Stephane Giroux
Carla White pays $400 rent for her very old apartment on Ste-Catherine Street East in front of Emilie-Gamelin Park, where she's lived for 11 years.
By: Stephane Giroux
Quebec health-care workers are seeing an increase in COVID-19 cases this summer, leading the province's vaccination committee to prepare a campaign this fall targeting the most vulnerable.
The heat wave that suffocated Montrealers in late June may have led to the death of at least 14 people, according to Montreal's public health department.
By: Stephane Giroux
Provincial police have arrested a man in his 40s on suspicion of assaulting a woman during heavy traffic on the Ile-aux-Tourtes Bridge this week.
Traffic jams in and around Montreal are fraying some motorists' nerves, and it's become an abundantly clear problem around the years-long construction project on the Iles-Aux-Tourtes Bridge. With the traffic comes more road rage incidents, and now that school is back, there will be even more vehicles on the road, and there are fears that it may get worse.
The long-awaited sentencing in the sexual assault case of a former teacher at a private school in Dollard-des-Ormeaux (DDO) was once again delayed.
By: Stephane Giroux
There has been a major Quebec Superior Court ruling against the Montreal police service (SPVM) and the City of Montreal.
The City of Montreal says it will investigate what happened when city workers dismantled a homeless encampment in Jeanne-Mance Park.
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