Jay Turnbull

Journalist

Jay Turnbull is a journalist at CBC Montreal. He can reached at [email protected].

Latest from Jay Turnbull

'My goal is to win': Montreal-area fencer Pamela Brind'Amour competing in her first Olympics

An injury got in the way of Pamela Brind'Amour's dream of making it to the Tokyo Olympics. But this year, she's going to Paris with a hunger to prove her skills.

Self-doubt, injuries couldn't stop this Quebec triathlete from reaching Olympic stage

The 28-year-old resident of Île-Bizard in northwestern Montreal got into the sport when she was just nine and showed signs early on that she had something special, competing in the junior world championships three times.

Meet the newest faces of PWHL Montréal

PWHL Montréal drafted seven new players to its roster on Monday, with the hopes of loading up for a championship run next season.

18-year-old Montrealer has sights set on Paris at his first Olympic trials

Montrealer Antoine Sauvé is only 18 years old but is already making waves, having helped Canada's relay team win a pair of bronze medals at the World Junior Championships last year.

'I know my strength': Quebec swimmer sets sights on Paris Olympics after arduous journey

Mary-Sophie Harvey won gold at the Pan Am Games in the 200-metre freestyle in October, one of six medals overall, including two other golds in relay events. Now, she's secured a spot on Canada's team at this week's Olympic trials. It will be her second Games.

There's a baby boom happening at this Montreal hospital — but not in the way you'd expect

Fourteen nurses working in the LaSalle Hospital's birthing unit are either pregnant or recently gave birth. That's more than 10 per cent of the ward's staff, and it's creating some scheduling headaches.

Popularity of kids' baseball is exploding in Quebec as girls take up the sport

As more girls sign up for baseball, there are more all-girls teams and leagues. Baseball Quebec says it's been working hard to create the conditions to encourage young girls to take up the sport.

If you fix it, they will come back. How a small town in Quebec revived its legion

The legion building in Otterburn Park, Que., is also an activity centre that offers curling and other sports. But when it needed major repairs, the community needed a hero. It found one in an unlikely person: someone hates curling.

Défi sportif's new ambassador hopes to inspire next generation

After 14 years on the international paracycling scene, Marie-Claude Molnar is no longer cycling competitively, but she is finding ways to serve as a model to a new generation of athletes.

After nearly 50 years, football is making a comeback at this Châteauguay, Que., high school

There's a buzz in the air at the Montreal-area high school, as coaches and other personnel begin building its first team since 1974. Players and fans are already looking forward to Friday night lights.