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Articles by Andrew Brennan
- Quebec rocker Eric Lapointe likely avoids jail time in assault case
- With outbreak now at 62 cases, meat-packing workers' union calls for Beauce plant closure
- 'Corner stop' shelter in Longueuil, a necessity amid COVID-19, needs more funding to survive
- Pandemic forces Montreal's homeless shelters forced to adapt Thanksgiving meal plans
- Why some high school boys in the Montreal area are wearing skirts to school
- Bon Cop, Bad Cop app allows users to film, map cases of police brutality, profiling
- Need a downtown parking spot? This app wants to help you and struggling businesses
- With over half of Quebec schools in poor condition, COVID-19 ventilation worries grow
- Children's Hospital pediatrician calls for mandatory masks in classrooms
- Montreal Mayor Valerie Plante wants tent city in Hochelaga gone
- Zero waste -- for a whole city? Montreal says it's possible within 10 years under new plan
- As Quebec plans health defences for fall, teachers ask 'why not do the same at schools?'
- Opposition calls for automated doors across Montreal metro network
- Quebec's second wave is on the way but won't be as bad as the first, Legault predicts
- From boosting ventilation to designing distance ed, Quebecers say school plan lacks detail
- Once home to dozens of COVID-19 cases, long-term care facility returning to normal
- The key to preventing COVID-19? Planning way ahead, says one Montreal care home
- A tale of one city, torn in two by aging bridge
- Doctor circulates petition warning Quebec government against next step of re-opening plan
- How bars are keeping hockey fans safe as Canadiens resume play
Andrew Brennan
Contact ContactAndrew Brennan moved to Montreal for university, but once he got here, he fell in love with the city’s bohemian charms and vibrant characters—and couldn’t bear to leave. That was over a decade ago. He began his broadcasting career in 2012 with CJAD 800, where he was a news anchor and reporter, before transitioning to television in 2018.
Born in Toronto (but don’t judge him too harshly), Andrew loves music and can play a half-dozen instruments. He is a trained vocalist with a background in musical theatre and chamber music, who has performed with the likes of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra.
Andrew is a proud alumnus of Etobicoke School of the Arts and Concordia University, where he graduated with a double major in communication studies and journalism.
Since moving to Montreal, Andrew has called four different boroughs home. He currently resides in the Mile End, in the shadow of Mount Royal. Among his interests are basketball, snowboarding, golf, dancing, listening to live music, and, perhaps most importantly, brunch.
