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Gabrielle Fahmy is a multimedia reporter and videojournalist.
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Immigrants fill workforce gaps in the United States as their numbers grow
The COVID-19 pandemic led to significant workforce shortages in the United States, particularly in industries like construction, manufacturing, and hospitality. Immigrants have played a crucial role in filling these gaps, with foreign-born workers driving the majority of the US labor force expansion last year. The number of immigrants working in the US reached a record high, contributing to the resilience of the labor market despite recession fears. Experts argue that immigrants are essential for maintaining production and preventing businesses from moving abroad. The proportion of foreign-born workers is expected to continue rising as more Americans retire.
Chun Wai Chan becomes first Chinese principal dancer at NYC Ballet
Chun Wai Chan has become the first Chinese principal dancer at the New York City Ballet, marking a significant milestone in the ballet's 74-year history. He is the first person from China and only the fourth Asian to hold this top male position. His appointment is seen as a step towards changing perceptions in a traditionally white art form.
New York Fashion Week 2022
Designers are showcasing their new collections at New York Fashion Week, marking a return after cancellations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Gabrielle Fahmy reports from New York.
Calls to cancel Canada Day celebrations grow as Indigenous communities grieve mass grave discoveries
As Canada Day nears, there are increasing calls to cancel celebrations in light of recent discoveries of mass graves of residential school victims. Marches are planned across Canada, with significant participation expected in Montreal. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has suggested that Canada Day should be a day of reflection. The Native Women's Shelter of Montreal is organizing a march, and the event will pass by the former site of a statue of John A. Macdonald, a figure associated with the residential school system.
Family of Raphaël André sends 'cry from the heart' for better resources for homeless in Montreal
An event in Montreal's Cabot Square commemorated Raphaël André, an Innu man who died from exposure. His family and Indigenous leaders called for the continuation of the Espace Raphael-André warming tent, which provides shelter and food to the homeless. The tent, organized by the Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal, faces removal by the city. Advocates stress the need for permanent resources for homeless and Indigenous people to prevent further tragedies.
Famed cartoonist Aislin reflects on drawing the Habs over five decades
Terry Mosher, known as Aislin, has been capturing the essence of the Montreal Canadiens through his cartoons for over fifty years. His work, which includes a famous cartoon that equates hockey to a new religion in Montreal, reflects the city's unity through the sport despite political differences. As the Habs reach the Stanley Cup finals, Mosher reminisces about the team's past successes and his critical yet affectionate portrayal of them. He continues to draw Habs cartoons and is working on a book of his favorite cartoons during the pandemic, abstaining from making predictions about the finals but expressing his support for the team and the city.
Off-island English schools breathe sigh of relief with announcement of $300 million in new funding
The provincial government has announced $300 million in funding for off-island English-language schools, including a long-awaited expansion for Reach, a St-Lambert school for special needs children. The funding will be distributed among a dozen schools, with the Riverside School Board and Lester B. Pearson School Board among the beneficiaries. This move addresses the growing enrollment and need for expanded facilities, particularly in the South Shore area.
Off-island English schools breathe sigh of relief with announcement of $300 million in new funding
The provincial government has announced $300 million in funding for off-island English-language schools, including a long-awaited expansion for Reach, a St-Lambert school for special needs children. This funding will also benefit the Riverside School Board, allowing Harold-Napper Elementary School in Brossard to add eight classrooms, and the Lester B. Pearson School Board, which will receive a new elementary school. Stakeholders, including school principals and the Education Minister, expressed positive sentiments about the funding, highlighting its importance for accommodating growing student populations and improving educational resources.
Teacher's health battle an inspiration as students raise money for Neurological Institute
Leonardo Da Vinci Academy in Montreal held its annual fundraiser for the Montreal Neurological Institute, which was particularly meaningful as gym teacher Daniel Gaudette returned after brain tumour surgery. Gaudette, diagnosed last December, is recovering and aims to return to teaching in September. The school raised close to $16,000, marking their most successful campaign to date, inspired by a teacher who lost her father to cancer. The students and principal Nadia Sammarco expressed joy and pride in Gaudette's resilience and inspiration.
Montreal restaurant ditches tipping to raise employees' wages
Larry's restaurant in Montreal's Mile End has eliminated tipping to provide stable wages for its employees, raising menu prices by 20% for dine-in and 15% for takeout. The initiative aims to reduce the pay gap between servers and kitchen staff, with wages ranging from $18 to $40 per hour. The Quebec Restaurants Association notes that while the no-tipping policy addresses wage disparities, it often faces challenges due to consumer perceptions of meal pricing.
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