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While in self-isolation, Montreal trainer Jason Altidor has come up with a unique home workout using, well, toilet paper. (Credit: Jason Altidor)

No excuse not to exercise: Self-isolating Montreal trainer has fun with 'toilet paper workout'

While in self-isolation, Montreal trainer Jason Altidor has come up with a unique home workout using, well, toilet paper. 45

Montreal’s Trudeau Airport takes part in rainbow campaign for COVID-19. (Credit: Aéroport de Montréal)

'It's going to be OK,' Montreal Trudeau airport joins rainbow campaign amid COVID-19 pandemic

In a time of much uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic, signs of hope and positivity can still be found a little everywhere -- you just have to look up. 44

Montreal fitness instructor finds creative way to keep working amid COVID-19 pandemic

Jennifer Atoapoma, a personal trainer and health and wellness coach, has had to find a creative way to keep doing her job amid the COVID-19 pandemic. 44

COVID-19 may force Christel Bardakji and Michael Meletakos to cancel their wedding.

Montreal couple’s wedding in danger of being cancelled amid COVID-19 pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced at least one couple to consider postponing their destination wedding.

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Musical Montrealers sing Leonard Cohen songs amid COVID-19 pandemic

Across the city, housebound Montrealers came out onto their balconies, porches and rooftops to sing songs of the iconic Leonard Cohen. 1

SudWest Gyros & Co. is donating food to organizations around Montreal. (Credit: SudWest Gyros & Co.)

Montreal restaurant donating meals to local food banks amid COVID-19 outbreak

With many restaurants in Montreal closing their doors as part of the effort to stop the spread of COVID-19, one local establishment is hoping to ramp up food delivery orders to help those who find themselves in financial strife. 44

Montreal singer-songwriter Coeur de Pirate.

COVID-19: Quebec musicians, athletes answer premier's call to warn youth

Local artists have answered Quebec Premier Francois Legault's call to ask young people to refrain from gathering in order to stop the spread of COVID-19. 45

A pedestrian wears a protective mask as she walks in the winter weather downtown in Toronto on Wednesday, February 26, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette

Selective xenophobia: What COVID-19 is teaching us about who we target when it comes to racism

Since the spread of the virus, there have been countless cases of documented discrimination aimed at the Asian community – and not just those of Chinese descent. 6

Quebec Solidaire's Catherine Dorion announces she is pregnant with her third child

Catherine Dorion took to Facebook to note that she'll be sharing a birthday month with her newest addition.

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Bell Let’s Talk initiative extended until 2025 as total funding commitment grows to $150 million

The Bell Let’s Talk initiative will be extended to 2025, as the company announces an increase in its total funding commitment for mental health to $150 million. 6

A Montreal restaurant has apologized for a bad coronavirus joke after being confronted by a passerby. (Credit: Tiffany Sung).

'No coronavirus here': Montreal restaurant apologizes for 'bad joke' after Vancouverite confronts owners

A message sprawled on a Montreal restaurant's window said: "No coronavirus here." The owner of Licence IV has since apologized after getting into an argument with a passerby.

People across the world are rushing to the stores to gather up any emergency supplies they think they will need to combat COVID-19. (Credit: Sabrina Lau.)

People are hoarding supplies as COVID-19 spreads – but why? And is it useful? An expert weighs in

With the growing fear that COVID-19 is going to make its way onto everyone's doorsteps, people across the world are rushing to the stores to gather up any emergency supplies they think they need -- but why? 4

Women clean; men fix the car: Gender equality in Canada is moving at a snail's pace: research

According to a new study by Plan International Canada, many women feel both sexes are still being pigeonholed into traditional gender roles. 3

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Show and tell: Meet Johnny Boy, the robot waiter

Meet Johnny Boy, the robot waiter waiting tables at Harbin Dumplings. His colleague Joyce Zhang calls him her 'best friend'

Air Date: February 28, 2020

Twenty-two-year-old Grégory Mathieu won a $70M Lotto Max jackpot. (Source: LotoQuebec / Twitter)

Meet the 22-year-old Quebec grocery store worker who won $70-million

The young winner, who worked at an IGA grocery store in Lévis, a suburb of Quebec City, won the prize Tuesday. 6

Montreal's most famous male strip club, Le 281, is closing its doors. (Credit: Le 281)

Montreal's most famous male strip club will dance its last dance in September

Montreal's most famous male strip club, Le 281, is closing its doors Sept. 5.

Quebec family kicked off Air Transat flight because toddler was coughing

A Quebec family is angry after they say they were forced off an Air Transat flight to Paris, France because one of their children was sick. 1

A 22-year-old worker at this IGA grocery store in Levis, Quebec has won the $70-million jackpot

From bags to riches: 22-year-old Quebec grocery store worker wins $70-million Lotto Max jackpot

Tuesday's $70-million prize is the biggest ever won in the province of Quebec, and comes during 50th-anniversary celebrations by Loto-Quebec, the province's lottery corporation. 1