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- 加拿大男足世界杯之旅結束 自豪仍在。 儘管輸給摩洛哥,加拿大男足在世界杯上的歷史性表現贏得了全國的讚賞。
- 蒙特婁摩洛哥支持者慶祝世界杯成功。 蒙特婁的摩洛哥社區走上街頭慶祝他們球隊晉級FIFA世界杯四分之一決賽,展現了文化自豪感和團結。
- 卡霍納克學生突顯社區故事。 卡霍納克的學生正在強調當地故事,促進對原住民文化和口述傳統的欣賞。
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Azzedine Ounahi broke a 0-0 deadlock — and the hearts of Canada's World Cup team and its millions of fans — to lead Morocco to a 3-0 victory and end a historic tournament for Canada's men.
Ékip Jeunesse, a Montreal-based non-profit that provides support to young adults transitioning out of the youth protection system, says an increasing number are quickly finding themselves on the streets after aging out and need better housing resources.
The Moroccan Youth of Montreal hosted a watch party for the Canada versus Morocco round of sixteen game with hundreds gathering in Old Montreal at the World Cup Fan Zone. Moroccans showcased their culture by singing, dancing, chanting and celebrating their team’s 3-0 win over Canada.
A pair of recent studies by dream researchers suggest that the age-old advice may in fact be grounded in science.
CBC Montreal is proud to support a partnership between Concordia University's journalism department and Kahnawà:ke Survival School (KSS). The initiative aims to inspire Indigenous students to consider a career in media.
Two class-action lawsuits have been filed in Quebec Superior Court after heavy rains on June 20 led to flooding in parts of Montreal's West Island. The proposed lawsuits allege the municipalities didn't do enough to mitigate known flood risks.
Rescue teams spent hours looking for two individuals in Montreal's Lachine Canal in the overnight hours of Saturday to Sunday. They were both taken to hospital in critical condition.
The Montreal Heart Institute EPIC Centre has been looking at how to build community resilience to heat. Researcher Daniel Gagnon speaks to CBC's Sonali Karnick about what his team's research has shown about adapting to living in hotter temperatures.
Two people were taken to hospital in critical condition after being pulled from Montreal’s Lachine Canal late Saturday night. Officials say one fell in and the other tried to help.