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Articles by Luca Caruso-Moro
- Quebec mining company pleads guilty to breaking environment law, faces $350,000 fine
- As experts warn of worrying mental health stats, Quebec opposition says long-term plan is needed
- Quebecers may soon be able to order booze to their home with dinner
- Montreal police raid 17 homes to break up alleged illegal marijuana network
- Quebec food processors get federal funding for COVID-19 protection
- Quebec reports 844 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, retroactively adds 359 more
- A man who fled the country after a fatal road accident near Montreal will serve a year in jail
- Should Place des Festivals be renamed after Oscar Peterson? Montreal's official opposition says yes
- Montreal reports 269 new COVID-19 infections, cases among seniors on the rise
- 'Every child matters': Kahnawake residents commemorate Orange Shirt Day
- Town of Mount Royal council closes municipal building during COVID-19 red alert
- Jewish leaders urge caution during High Holidays
- Annual Montreal police report reveals demographic gaps, rise in attempted murder and assault rates
- 'A five-star show': Jewish leaders pull out all the stops -- to keep people safely at home for holidays
- Data expert is caught up in Quebec government hack and gives response a failing grade
- MMFA board slams critics of recent turmoil, accusing them of 'endless stream of lies'
- Bike boycott: Website blacklists Montreal businesses fighting bike paths
- Cafeteria shuttered but yard 'in use all day': Montreal schools reconfigured for COVID-19
- Asked to cut hundreds of millions from budget, STM tries to avoid losing bus routes
- Hackers threaten to leak Canpar Express data; similar extortion costs $2.3 billion yearly, experts say
Luca Caruso-Moro
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Luca Caruso-Moro is an award-winning young journalist in Montreal.
He was brought into the CTV newsroom during the height of the city’s coronavirus outbreak. As the virus spread rapidly through the city, he reported extensively on how the most vulnerable Montrealers were affected.
Since joining CTV, Luca has developed a focus on Montreal’s housing crisis, giving voices to tenants, brokers, and landlords alike.
He has also travelled throughout Quebec and Canada to produce award-winning reporting on Indigenous events. He has worked in the Kanien’kehá ka nation of Kahnawake south of Montreal, and issues related to Indigenous rights and sovereignty remain central to his work.
Luca has (nearly) finished his degree in journalism from Concordia University, with a minor in law and society.
