Shuyee Lee
Assignment Editor/Reporter
Shuyee is CJAD800's assignment editor. She's been with the station since 1993.
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EMSB making its new virtual school work during pandemic
COVID-19 has meant schoolboards like the English Montreal School Board had to create an online learning system for hundreds of students - which the EMSB said is going well and may even be used after the pandemic subsides. -
Quebec's student tutoring plan underway - some parents upset few English services are offered
Quebec's education minister has unveiled more details about the student tutoring program he announced just before classes resumed earlier this month to help students with difficulties during the pandemic. But at least one parents group is disappointed that most of the services are only offered in French. -
Mental healthcare professionals struggle to meet demand to help students during pandemic
As the pandemic continues, some mental healthcare workers are concerned about the impact it's having on CEGEP and university students - they're seeing a spike in requests for help. -
COVID cases continue to go down but some experts say it's too soon to celebrate or lift restrictions
Some medical experts say it's too soon to celebrate the recent decline in new COVID cases and we need to continue to be careful. -
EMSB mom keeping her kids at home out of COVID concerns warned youth protection may step in
A Montreal mother who's been keeping her elementary school kids at home out of concerns over the pandemic has been warned that youth protection services may step in if they don't return to school. -
Toddler attacked by dog in Dollard-des-Ormeaux
A one-year-old girl was attacked by a dog in DDO last night. -
Curfew and the homeless: Plante asks police to show 'lots and lots and lots' of discretion
Mayor Valérie Plante says she's asking Montreal police to continue to show much more diplomacy when it comes to the curfew and the homeless community. -
5 days or more to get COVID test result? Exception and not the rule:Quebec health ministry
Some people are still having to wait five days or more for COVID test results and they're wondering what is happening since other people seem to be getting them sooner. -
More and more parents homeschooling or keeping their kids at home out of COVID concerns
Quebec has seen a spike in homeschooling registrations since the start of the year - out of 686 registered since September, almost half of them - 314 - signed up over the past two weeks alone. -
Montreal police give curfew ticket to soup kitchen regular client
Montreal police are being called out again for their judgment when issuing curfew tickets - this one to a regular client of a homeless resource center and soup kitchen in the South West borough. -
Montreal journalist, screenwriter Matthew Cope dies at age 74
A sad loss for Montreal's arts and culture community - screenwriter, photographer and journalist Matthew Cope passed away today after a brief illness. -
4 more days to get as much as $7.50 from Canada Dry Ginger Ale class action settlement
If you've ever bought Canada Dry Ginger Ale over the past four years, you could get a little bit of money out of a class action lawsuit settlement - but you only have until this Friday to apply for it. -
Good Food evening shift workers in Montreal get curfew tickets despite having employer letters
Employees who finished a late shift at the Marché Good Food online meal kit factory in St. Laurent got tickets for breaking curfew last night even though they had a letter from their employer. -
Dollard-des-Ormeaux couple contesting curfew tickets, says police too heavy handed
A Dollard-des-Ormeaux woman said she will fight the $3100 worth of tickets she and her husband got for coming home during Quebec's new curfew from New Brunwick where they were caring for her elderly father. -
Pandemic prompts some school boards to move open houses online
Choosing an elementary or high school for your child is an important step and visiting a school is part of the process. But the pandemic has made that hard to do, so some school boards have had to adapt to help parents pick the right one while keeping everyone safe. -
Kidney transplants from living donors among cancelled surgeries as COVID fills hospitals
Kidney transplants from living donors are among the surgeries that are suspended as of today to help ease the situation in hospitals that are being overwhelmed with COVID cases, CJAD 800 has learned. -
Vaccinations begin for some hospital workers in Montreal
Some front line healthcare workers who deal with COVID patients in hospitals are starting to get their vaccinations this week. -
Experts debate whether Quebec should lift partial lockdown next Monday
The partial lockdown measures imposed by the Legault government over the Christmas holidays are scheduled to be lifted in a week but some experts say that shouldn't happen. -
Beaconsfield reopens outdoor ice rinks to hockey players
Beaconsfield has changed its mind and is allowing hockey players back on the ice on certain outdoor rinks. -
Making Christmas a little brighter for kids in Quebec youth protection
It can be a difficult time of the year for children who are in Quebec's youth protection system. That`s why some youth protection workers and volunteers do their best to make sure the kids have a nice Christmas. -
Some minor hockey associations in cash crunch as some parents clamour for refunds for aborted season
Some West Island minor hockey parents are wondering if they'll ever see any refunds for the season that's been pretty much cancelled due to the pandemic.
