Daily news — Wednesday, June 10, 2026

Montreal

Community holds vigil for girl, 3, killed in LaSalle park accident

Residents gathered at Parc Ouellet in LaSalle over June 9 and 10 to mourn a three-year-old girl who died following a bouncy castle accident on May 31. Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada issued a statement expressing condolences to the family and the surrounding community. Local officials have called for reflection on public event safety standards.

Police officers caught on video pushing cruiser out of ditch

A video circulating online shows Montreal police officers working to push a police cruiser out of a ditch, an incident that occurred June 9. The footage drew attention on social media and prompted questions about the circumstances leading to the vehicle leaving the roadway. The SPVM has not issued a detailed public statement on the matter.

New Canadian entrance opens at border-straddling library

A new Canadian entrance was inaugurated June 10 at the Haskell Free Library and Opera House, the landmark building that straddles the Quebec-Vermont border. The upgrade aims to improve access for visitors entering from the Canadian side. The library has long served as a symbol of cross-border community ties.

Montreal street food festival returns for summer season

The annual Montreal street food festival is back for its summer run in early June, drawing vendors and visitors to outdoor gathering spaces across the city. The event features a range of cuisines and local producers. No major incidents were reported at opening days.

Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Montreal area

Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Greater Montreal area on June 10, citing high humidity and atmospheric instability. Residents were advised to monitor forecasts and take shelter if storms develop. The watch comes as a multi-day stretch of unsettled weather takes hold across the region.

Canada

Carney says Gordie Howe Bridge opening could face further delays

Prime Minister Mark Carney said June 10 that the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, connecting Windsor and Detroit, may take longer than previously anticipated. Carney did not specify a revised timeline but acknowledged ongoing complications with the cross-border infrastructure project. The bridge has been under construction for several years and is seen as a key trade corridor between Canada and the United States.

Governor General Louise Arbour officially installed

Louise Arbour was officially installed as Governor General of Canada in a ceremony held in early June, with Prime Minister Mark Carney in attendance. Arbour, a former Supreme Court of Canada justice and United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, takes on the role as the Crown’s representative in Canada. Carney offered remarks at the installation ceremony.

Carney addresses caucus on infrastructure priorities

Prime Minister Mark Carney met with the federal Liberal caucus on June 10 and addressed the government’s infrastructure agenda. The meeting followed recent announcements on major capital projects, including the Gordie Howe Bridge. No new policy commitments were announced publicly following the session.

Sports

Elks open CFL season with win over Redblacks

The Edmonton Elks defeated the Ottawa Redblacks 29-21 in a CFL Week 1 matchup on June 6. The result gave Edmonton an early foothold in the standings as the new season gets underway. Ottawa will look to regroup before their next outing.

Blue Bombers edge Stampeders in tight CFL opener

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers held off the Calgary Stampeders 30-28 in a close CFL Week 1 game on June 6. The narrow margin reflected a competitive early-season contest between two West Division rivals. Winnipeg takes the early divisional edge heading into Week 2.

Weather

Tonight, expect rain or showers with the possibility of thunderstorms as humidity remains high. Temperatures will sit in the 15 to 22 C range overnight.

Thursday brings continued rain likely throughout the day, with a high of 22 to 27 C and a low around 15 C. Windy conditions and periods of showers are expected to persist into the evening.

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