
Hénia Ould-Hammou
Journalist
Hénia Ould-Hammou is a journalist with CBC Montreal. She previously completed an internship with La Presse after graduating from McGill University with a double major in political science and psychology. Hénia is interested in international and societal issues, community stories, soccer, politics and rap. Send her an email at henia.ould-hammou@cbc.ca
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Montreal girl allegedly killed by father was drowned, initial autopsy finds
Residents of Ticonderoga, N.Y., the town where Melina Frattolin's body was found, joined together in prayer at a vigil Tuesday night. It comes as the preliminary findings of the autopsy, released earlier in the day by New York State Police, found the nine-year-old died by asphyxia due to drowning and her death was a homicide.
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Father of Montreal girl who was found dead in N.Y. charged with 2nd-degree murder
The father of the nine-year-old Montreal girl who was found dead after being reported missing in northeastern New York was arrested Monday morning and charged with second-degree murder.
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Craig Sauvé, former Projet Montréal city councillor, running for mayor
Craig Sauvé, an independent city councillor in the Sud-Ouest borough announced on Thursday that he would be running in the November municipal elections with newly-launched party Transition Montréal.
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Quebec adds $540M to education budget after criticism over spending restrictions
The funding comes with specific conditions, including investing all the money in student services.
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Unmarried couples with children now have more rights in Quebec
Couples who have children and aren't married or in a civil union now have more rights in Quebec. Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette sponsored Bill 56 last year and sought to adapt the law to new family realities.
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11 hours without care: Quebec coroner cites hospital's organizational failures in senior's death
A coroner's report is shedding light on the death of an 80-year-old man who died at Anna-Laberge Hospital in 2023 of natural causes, but in a context of organizational dysfunction.
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Roofs torn off after possible tornado hits Quebec's Eastern Townships
A powerful storm slammed into Danville in Quebec's Eastern Townships on Thursday, dumping between 50 and 100 millimetres of rain in less than 20 minutes.
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A Quebec toddler was found alive after a 4-day search. It's a rare outcome, police say
A three-year-old Montreal toddler was found alive and well in Ontario on Wednesday, 72 hours after she went missing. Police say it’s rare for a missing child to be found alive after such a long search period.
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School boards, staff slam Quebec for 'devastating' $570M budget shortfall
The Quebec government is under criticism for what school administrators are calling devastating cuts to the province's education system, which amount to $570 million less in funding for the upcoming school year.
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Fewer service disruptions expected in Quebec's health-care network this summer
Santé Québec, the Crown corporation that oversees the province's health-care network, announced on Tuesday morning that it expects fewer disruptions this summer compared to last year. But some areas remain under surveillance.
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