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Featured articles by Joe Lofaro
- Despite continued pleas from coroners, Montreal metro not proceeding with platform screen doors any time soon
- More Americans are searching online about moving to Canada. But will they come here?
- 'There's really no justice': Quebec mother, daughter speak out after man gets house arrest for years of abuse
- Quebec says education ministry presentation for parents could have been in English after all
- Education ministry officials refuse to deliver presentation in English to parents of special needs children
- Pornhub owner touts new policies to prevent illegal videos on its site
- Parents shocked after two Montreal-area daycare managers charged with smuggling ghost guns
- 3 men accused in Montreal car theft ring walk free due to court delays
- Parents fuming after Montreal-area teacher allegedly lists students' art for sale online
- Ex-Quebec firefighter Kenneth Marlin sentenced to 14 years for molesting kids on farm
Articles by Joe Lofaro
- Quebec woman charged with first-degree murder in death of five-year-old boy
- SAAQ closes service centre in Montreal-North after filing complaint with anti-corruption office
- Basement apartments should be banned in flood-prone areas, Montreal official says
- Montreal police locate missing woman, 84
- Drivers, beware: Ile-aux-Tourtes bridge closed in both directions this weekend
- Suspects aged 15 and 21 to be charged with first-degree murder after Montreal double homicide
- Montreal police lose bid to SQ for security contract at Montreal airport
- Sexual violence most common type of complaint filed with Quebec's new student ombudsman
- Montreal firefighters respond to partial building collapse in St-Henri
- Concordia University workers set to strike just as students return for fall semester
- A year after salon owner shot and killed, Montreal police investigating shooting at same spot
- Despite continued pleas from coroners, Montreal metro not proceeding with platform screen doors any time soon
- Cargo ship runs aground south of Montreal; no injuries reported
- City partially lifts boil-water advisory in Montreal-North
- Montreal Children's Hospital radiothon raises more than $1.3 million
- Man, 28, charged with first-degree murder after woman found with hands, mouth bound in Lachine apartment
- Plante 'chose to deflect' by criticizing opposition for asking question in English: Pierrefonds-Roxboro mayor
- Quebec vows to clarify new health-care directive after meeting with anglophone groups
- Jacques Delisle, retired judge convicted in wife's 2009 death, has died
- Hundreds of thousands of customers lose power in Quebec as heavy rain hammers province
Joe Lofaro
ContactJoe Lofaro is a digital reporter at CTV Montreal.
In 2023, he was a finalist for the RTDNA Award for Excellence in Data Storytelling.
Born and raised in the nation's capital, he got his start in journalism at the Metro Ottawa newspaper. There, he covered some of the biggest stories of his career, including the Parliament Hill shootings and an investigation into the Ottawa Police Service’s tendency to dismiss sexual assault complaints as unfounded. The small but mighty paper also sent him across the globe in 2013 to South Korea where he had the honour of interviewing veterans of the Korean War.
In 2016, he was hired as a reporter at the Ottawa Citizen, where he worked primarily in the paper’s courts bureau. He reported extensively at the time on the Supreme Court of Canada’s Jordan decision and its effects on cases of murder and child abuse, and published an exposé on historical sexual assault allegations involving an Ottawa priest.
He also worked at CBC Ottawa as a digital reporter, where he also broadened his skills by reporting for radio.
He briefly switched careers to work as a digital content writer in the Senate of Canada’s communications directorate — a job that allowed him to document the work of senators on a fact-finding mission throughout northern Canada and learn about life in the Arctic.
He moved to Montreal in March 2021 to join the CTV newsroom.