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Max Harrold

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As seen in: CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC), CTV News, Montreal Gazette, BNN Bloomberg, CP24, CJAD-AM (Montreal, QC), Noovo Info
Assignment editor & reporter at @CTVMontreal / Journaliste à l’affectation pour @CTVMontreal max.harrold@bellmedia.ca
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Des employés municipaux sauvent 14 canetons d’un égout

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By Max Harrold 
| Noovo Info
La Montréalaise Nicole Palijan se rendait au travail mardi matin lorsqu’elle a entendu un «coin-coin». Un canard tournait frénétiquement autour d’une bouche d’égout au bout de son allée, à Rivière-des-Prairies, en caquetant sans discontinuer. Mme Palijan et la petite amie de son fils ont pensé à essayer de soulever la plaque d’égout, mais se rendant compte qu’elle était assez lourde, elles ont décidé d’appeler le service 311 de la Ville.
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Montreal city workers rescue 14 ducklings from sewer Original

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By Max Harrold 
| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)
Montrealer Nicole Palijan was on her way to work Tuesday morning when she heard a quack. A duck was frantically pacing around a manhole at the bottom of her driveway in Riviere des Prairies, quacking incessantly. Palijan and her son’s girlfriend thought about trying to pull off the manhole, but realizing it was quite heavy, they decided to call the city’s 311 service line. A worker arrived in about 10 minutes, who then reached out to someone from the department of aqueducts and sewers.
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Quebec furniture company shutting down, citing U.S. trade war

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By Max Harrold 
| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)
A Quebec furniture company has become the latest casualty in the U.S.-Canada trade war. The company, South Shore Furniture, is laying off 126 employees and shutting down operations. The family-owned business first opened in 1940. Jean-François Dufresne, president and CEO of Preverco and a member of The Canadian Wood Products Alliance, confirmed to CTV News that the company was closing.
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