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Articles by Adam Kovac
- Montreal restaurants vow to boycott Nova Scotia lobster over dispute with Mi'kmaq
- Bail hearings start for suspects in kidnapping of New York couple smuggled into Quebec
- Joliette prepares for looming red zone designation
- Nuns' Island bridge built with two special ingredients: love and crushed glass
- A boring story: REM drilling under wetlands concerns environmentalists
- Plante calls for peace but not independence in statement on Armenia, Azerbaijan conflict
- Will NDG's YMCA ever re-open? Longtime members demand answers
- Citing COVID-19 pandemic and need to spend time with family, Baie D'Urfe mayor resigns
- Tour guide offers glimpse into Montreal's often hidden Black history
- Montrealers call for independence for The Republic of Artsakh amid conflict with Azerbaijan
- Pedestrians and cyclists be warned: end coming for Montreal's temporary paths
- Six $1,500 social distancing tickets given out at Hampstead synagogue
- Downtown of the West Island? New development aims to be new lifestyle hub
- Thief breaks into mosque in Montreal's South Shore, makes off with donation box
- Montreal tent city residents prepare for a cold winter as city's plan faces criticism
- Saint Joseph's Oratory honours Saint Brother Andre on 10th anniversary of canonization
- $400 million dismantling of old Champlain Bridge entering newest stage
- Effort to oust EMSB's temporary trustee fails as judge denies injunction
- Montrealer diagnosed with ALS fights airline for refund as health deteriorates
- Gone in 60 Seconds comes to life: rash of car thefts hits West Island dealers
Adam Kovac
ContactAdam Kovac entered journalism as a student reporter during a time of upheaval at Quebec’s universities.
As an editor at Concordia University’s The Link newspaper, he cut his teeth covering the 2012 student strikes that became known as the Printemps Erable.
After graduating with a BA in Journalism and minor in Political Science, he interned at The Montreal Gazette, where he was sent to cover the Lac-Megantic train explosion that claimed 47 lives.
He would be introduced to the Bell Media family by a year-long stint as a producer at CJAD, where he worked on former CTV Montreal anchor Todd van der Heyden’s show, Viewpoints.
Wishing to return to his roots as a reporter, he took a job at the QMI wire service’s Montreal office, where he covered the city for a national audience. Among his most memorable assignments was covering the verdict in the Luka Magnotta murder trial and its aftermath.
Following QMI’s demise, he joined the CTV Montreal team in 2015 as a researcher and web reporter, providing fast-paced updates for the digital world.
His previous life as a musician in several Montreal rock bands has served him well as a freelance music writer and critic whose work has appeared in RollingStone.com, The AV Club, Maisonneuve, Canadian Musician and The Toronto Star.
