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Canadian military moves toward inclusivity, adds feminine versions of ranks in French

MONTREAL — When Josée Payeur joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 2001, the Quebec woman felt that people who occasionally used the unofficial feminine version of her rank when addressing her in French were trying to belittle her.

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TFI International sees profits leap by two-thirds as trucking demand soars

MONTREAL — TFI International Inc. says profit and revenue shot up in its latest quarter amid heightened demand for goods and materials during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Here are the latest Top News stories from The Canadian Press. All times are Eastern unless otherwise stated. Coverage plans are included when available. Entries are subject to change as news develops.

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Expanded Holocaust museum coming to Montreal in 2025 to include hologram testimonials

MONTREAL — A bigger, more interactive and more modern Holocaust museum will be opening its doors in Montreal's Plateau Mont-Royal neighbourhood in 2025.

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Quebec tourism promoters want reopening plan, say restrictions affecting reputation

MONTREAL — Nick Farkas, with Montreal-based event promoter Evenko, says the company has had to cancel or postpone more than 100 shows since the Quebec government shut concert venues in December to slow the spread of COVID-19.

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Ottawa mayor declares state of emergency over 'out of control' Truckers' protest

Montreal (AFP) - The ongoing truckers' protest in the Canadian capital is "out of control," the Ottawa mayor said Sunday, announcing a state of emergency as the city center remained blocked by opponents of anti-Covid measures.

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Long road to recovery for Quebec's cultural sector after COVID-19 shutdowns

MONTREAL — Quebec's theatres and concert halls are preparing to reopen to the public on Monday, but leaders in the industry say it will be a long road back to normalcy for a sector that is grappling with successive COVID-19 closures and rising mental health concerns.

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Top News Advisory for Friday, Feb. 4

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Molly-Mae Hague fans worry for star after 'double-jointed' arm appears in Instagram post

The post by the 22-year-old reality star prompted a mixed reaction on social media, with one person saying it 'freaked' them out, while another called her an "absolute queen".

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Quebec cuts funding to English college in favour of French schools ahead of election

MONTREAL — Squeezed for space, Montreal’s Dawson College has for years been planning an expansion of its medical technology department that would include a clinic to serve the community and train its students.

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Quebec invests another US$300 million to maintain stake in old C Series program

MONTREAL — Quebec is maintaining a 25 per cent stake in the old C Series commercial jet program and at least 2,500 full-time jobs in the province by investing US$300 million more in the Airbus A220 aircraft.

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Molly-Mae Hague mocked over geography ‘blunder’ on jumper

Molly-Mae Hague has faced online ridicule following a geographical so-called “error” on her latest clothing collection.

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Ex-Montreal Canadien Chris Nilan says he lost radio job over vaccine refusal

MONTREAL — Former Montreal Canadiens forward turned radio host Chris Nilan says he was fired from TSN 690, a Montreal sports radio station, after he refused to take a COVID-19 vaccine.

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Molly-Mae Hague mocked over geography blunder on jumper from her new collection

Molly-Mae Hague poked fun at for ‘blunder’ on sweatshirt from her new collection

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3 Montreal high school basketball coaches charged with sex crimes involving minors

Montreal police said Thursday they were looking for other possible victims after three coaches linked to a St-Laurent borough high school were charged with various sex crimes.

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Quebec court says justice minister's intervention on judge bilingualism illegal

MONTREAL — The Quebec Superior Court has ruled that the province's justice minister does not get to decide whether judges can be required to speak English as well as French.

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Lightspeed appoints new CEO after short-seller report, $65.5M net loss in Q3

MONTREAL — Lightspeed Commerce Inc. has appointed a new chief executive as the company's quarterly net loss widened and its share price collapsed months after the company was accused by a short seller of misleading investors.

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Three coaches at Montreal high school arrested following sexual assault investigation

Montreal police say three men who coached sports at a high school in the city's St-Laurent borough have been arrested in connection with a sex crimes investigation involving minors.

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Images from Quebec high school homework assignment called out as racist

MONTREAL — A homework assignment distributed to high school students on Montreal's south shore is being called racist because it asks them to describe two "gangsters" who resemble racialized people.

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Top News Advisory for Wednesday, Feb. 2

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Quebec's COVID-19 hospitalizations could rise again, public health director warns

MONTREAL — Quebec's COVID-19 hospitalizations have been dropping, but that trend could change in the next few weeks as restrictions are eased in the province, the province's interim public health director said Wednesday.

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Unvaccinated Quebec caregivers in court seeking access to long-term care homes

MONTREAL — A Quebec judge is expected to rule by Monday whether a provincial health order that prevents unvaccinated caregivers from entering nursing homes to care for relatives should be suspended.

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