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Articles by Luca Caruso-Moro
- 'It's going to be hard': Quebec sleepaway camps still don't know if they can open, and they say time is running out
- Cabot Square warming tent for homeless people to remain until May 17
- Man missing in Montreal found safe and sound
- Three more staff members have tested positive for COVID-19 at Montreal's St. Mary's hospital
- CEGEP students uneasy about in-person exams due to COVID-19 risks
- Quebec spends $20 million for men's recovery resources in effort to fight domestic violence
- 'Outdated' Montreal sports centre to get major renovations with help from federal, Quebec government
- In historic first, 30 per cent of Polytechnique engineering grads are women
- Pregnant people in Quebec can soon book COVID-19 vaccination appointments
- Experts worry AstraZeneca death will deter others from getting vaccinated
- Montreal, Laval's curfew will return to 9:30 p.m. as of May 3
- More people with disabilities can soon book a time to get vaccinated in Quebec
- 'Essential for democracy': Quebec police launch bodycam pilot project
- Montreal's summer Jazz Fest has been scheduled for the fall
- Montreal vet fined and suspended after removing 19 teeth from dog without owner's consent
- After Quebec riots, 24-year-old hospitalized with COVID-19 tells young people 'the pain is incredible'
- Opposition's 'obsession' with air purifiers in schools 'doesn't respect public health': Legault
- 'The most beautiful duck' has arrived in Laval and 'seemed pretty happy' to be there
- Quebec adds 1,559 new COVID-19 cases and seven deaths as hospitalizations rise again
- 'This government has not taken care of us': Teachers across Quebec on strike as contract negotiations drag
Luca Caruso-Moro
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Luca Caruso-Moro is an award-winning journalist stationed in Montreal.
He was brought into the CTV newsroom during the height of the city’s first wave of the coronavirus. 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.
