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Articles by Matt Grillo
- Driving While Black protest rolls through Montreal ahead of new police policy
- Two rallies on the Island of Montreal show support for Black Lives Matter movement
- 'It is harassment': Protest will call for immediate end to Montreal-area police street checks
- Pandemic brings new bike and pedestrian paths to NDG - an experiment that could stick
- 5 men arrested for alleged sexual assault of boys at Quebec schools dating back to the '60s
- Quebec woman accuses police of discrimination for searching home without a warrant
- Physically distanced ball hockey becomes reality thanks to innovative rules
- Soldiers leaving long-term care post say they're tired but made friends - the residents
- 'The first step into life': Chateauguay students walk down a sidewalk for COVID-safe graduation
- ‘Hallelujah, we're back’: 76-year-old chicken eatery reopens to long lineups in NDG
- The first day of downtown shopping during COVID-19: a little surreal
- Oka and Kanesatake are at odds over the risks of re-launching the local ferry
- Tenants angry at being forced into pandemic housing dilemma after fire
- Tenants of Cartierville building that caught fire allege wrongful eviction
- Not so easy riding: physical distancing means cancelled lessons, lost income at horse stables
- From virtual trims to 'black market' salons, hairdressers face unique pandemic problems
- Legault says masks aren't mandatory but he wants people to wear them in stores
- Asylum seekers on COVID front lines should get visas, advocates say
- Montreal school boards mull further delays, against Legault's wishes
- Outside Montreal, Quebec schools prepare for return of students
Matt Grillo
ContactMatt Grillo got his start in journalism as an intern in 2016. He’s been a video journalist at CTV Montreal since 2018.
A Montreal native, he’s a journalism graduate from Penn State University where he was a varsity swimmer.
His love for journalism started in high school. One of his classes was journalism and he’s been hooked ever since.
When not at work you can find him watching and reading about college football.
