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Cassandra Yanez-Leyton

Cassandra Yanez-Leyton

Associate producer/ Web writer/Journalist at CBMT-DT (CBC Montreal) Online

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  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Regional News

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Recent Articles

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Montreal police implement new protocol, tools to support strangulation victims

The Montreal police is deploying a protocol on asphyxiation in the context of intimate partner violence throughout its jurisdiction in the hopes of improving judicial and medical support for victims.
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2 doctors' federations to challenge Quebec's special bill forcing n...

The federation representing Quebec's medical specialists says it's already taken steps to challenge the premier's special legislation tabled Friday morning to force through changes to the compensation model for doctors. Bill 2 was adopted into law just before 4 a.m. on Saturday.
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Fashion exhibition at McCord Museum spotlights African designers pa...

The Africa Fashion exhibition, organized by the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, runs from Sept. 25 to Feb. 1 at Montreal’s McCord Stewart Museum — the only Canadian stop on its international tour.
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Quebec mother who left toddler in Ontario field found not criminall...

A woman whose daughter was found on the side of an Ontario highway in June was found not criminally responsible for the charges of child abandonment and criminal negligence causing harm, a Quebec judge ruled Monday.
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Quebec set to roll out project to limit major water consumption and...

The Quebec government is hoping a new pilot project this fall will help relieve pressure on rivers and basins during periods of drought by targeting major water consumers.
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What does relentless heat mean for Montreal's water supply?

With sweltering heat and little rain in sight, Montrealers should consider how they're using the city's drinking water supply, says city councillor Maja Vodanovic, who handles the water file at the executive committee.
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Lesbian, queer promoters say pattern of unprofessionalism, exclusio...

Local promoters cite repeated contract violations, exclusionary practices and mishandling of abuse reports as signs of deeper dysfunction within the organization. A Fierté Montréal spokesperson says the organization is improving its process.
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Residents of Notre-Dame Street encampment spared from eviction for ...

A Quebec Superior Court judge gave a 37-day extension to an injunction blocking the dismantlement of a homeless encampment on Notre-Dame Street East.
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Lightning-induced fire destroys historic church in Saint-Ours, Que....

A powerful thunderstorm swept through Saint-Ours, Que., and surrounding areas Thursday, sparking a fire at the Église de l'Immaculée-Conception. Saint-Ours Mayor says it marks a painful loss for his residents.
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STM maintenance workers say they might strike again if negotiations...

Workers employed by the Société de transport de Montréal say negotiations over their collective agreement are moving too slowly despite nine meetings presided by a Quebec-appointed mediator.
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Scam targeting sellers on Facebook Marketplace in circulation in Mo...

Montreal sellers on Facebook Marketplace say they're adjusting to a new type of scam from deceptive buyers trying to seize their bank account through fake e-transfer links.