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Swidda Rassy

Swidda Rassy

Verified

Video Journalist, CityNews Winnipeg

Montreal, Toronto

Beats

Primary beats

CanadaCrimeJustice

Secondary beats

Celebrity BusinessCultureEqualityNcaaTVCriminologyCocktailsHealthNot SuperheroesDigital CamerasAdministrationMaybe Some Smart Mma.Overseas ConflictBasketballLifestyleInterior DesignBeautyFilm

Doesn’t Cover

CEO interviews as a follow-up to trending news stories

Journalist Type

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Seniority Positions

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Medium Formats

Video

Content

Total articles 174

  • Welcome Hall Mission seeing increase in asylum seekers

    By Swidda Rassy Verified| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC) Verified The Welcome Hall Mission says it is seeing an increase in the number of asylum seekers using its services. CEO Sam Watts says he worries the situation could get worse as Canada faces a potential new wave of refugee claimants from the United States. Each night, between 25 to 30 asylum seekers stay at the Pavillon Macaulay building, according to Watts. Most stay in shared rooms. “Is it ideal? Of course not. Is it perfect? No, of course not. But it is four walls and a roof,” said Watts.

    By Swidda Rassy Verified · CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • A year after man struck and killed by train, Montreal West residents want better safety

    By Swidda Rassy Verified| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC) Verified A year after a man died after being hit by a train in Montreal West, residents say the crossing is dangerous for pedestrians. They add that their calls for change are not being answered. Resident Joanna Duy said she’s nervous every time she has to cross the intersection. “I think this whole area is a nightmare,” she said. The train tracks are at the intersection of Sherbrooke Street West and Westminster Avenue North. There are only three train barriers.

    By Swidda Rassy Verified · CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Bridge-Bonaventure project to double housing units near Montreal’s Old Port area

    By Erika Morris Verified, Swidda Rassy Verified| CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC) Verified The Bridge-Bonaventure project will significantly increase the number of housing units in Montreal, with plans now to build 13,500 units — more than double the original target of 6,000. The city has negotiated with developers who own parts of the land near the Old Port and the Bonaventure Expressway and levered zoning tools, allowing for the construction of additional units.

    By Erika Morris Verified, Swidda Rassy Verified · CFCF-TV (Montreal, QC)

    Mar. 31, 2025

As seen in

Cfcf-TV (Montreal, Qc),Waterloo Region Record,Citynews Montreal,Ctv News,Citynews Winnipeg,Xtra Magazine,Citynews Ottawa,The (Toronto) Star,Toronto Life,Fashion Magazine,The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, On)

Company Info

CityNews Winnipeg

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

+1 416-935-7777