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Massive education cuts could affect special needs students and the support they receive
Published at: 5:30 AM
• 4 mins 17 secs
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There's growing concern across Quebec’s school system as the province's Education Ministry slashes $570 million from their budgets. Katherine Korakakis, President English Parents’ Committee Association of Quebec, spoke to Ken Connors about how this will affect students.
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Dr. Mitch: A simple blood test could indicate how long you might live
Published at: 5:26 AM
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Dr. Mitch Shulman can be heard every weekday morning at 7:50 on The Andrew Carter Morning Show.
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According to Fondation Rivières, nearly 40% of the city’s shoreline isn’t safe for swimming
Published at: 5:21 AM
• 6 mins 14 secs
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A new report shows that the quality of swimming water in Montreal varies drastically from east to west. According to Fondation Rivières, 43.1% of the city’s shoreline is considered NOT safe for swimming, mainly due to high levels of bacteria like E. coli, often caused by untreated sewage discharge. It’s worse in the east end — and better in areas like Verdun and the West Island. André Bélanger, Executive Director and spokesperson for Fondation Rivières, the organization behind the detailed shoreline testing, spoke to Ken Connors.

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