Montreal
West Island flooding lingers after heavy rainfall soaks DDO, Pierrefonds
Heavy rain that struck Dollard-des-Ormeaux and Pierrefonds on June 20 left streets flooded and triggered power shutoffs that were still affecting residents on Sunday. City crews were working to reopen closed roads as water levels slowly receded.
Medical equipment worth $40,000 stolen from Sacré-Coeur Hospital
Thieves made off with approximately $40,000 worth of medical equipment from Hôpital du Sacré-Coeur de Montréal, according to information reported Sunday. No arrests have been announced and an investigation is under way.
SUV destroyed in suspected arson in Montreal North
A sport utility vehicle was destroyed in a suspected arson attack in Montreal North, with the Montreal arson unit now investigating. No arrests have been reported in connection with the incident.
Cavendish project gets more time as city grants extension
The City of Montreal has granted an extension for the long-delayed Cavendish Boulevard extension project. No new timeline for construction has been confirmed.
City marks National Indigenous Peoples Day with events across Montreal
Communities across Montreal and Quebec gathered Sunday to mark National Indigenous Peoples Day with celebrations and cultural events. The day honours the heritage, diverse cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples.
Montreal Quantum Computing Hub releases 2026 update
The Montreal Quantum Computing Hub published its 2026 progress update on Sunday, highlighting advances made by researchers at the city’s institutions. Montreal has established itself as one of Canada’s leading centres for quantum research.
Canada
Carney marks National Indigenous Peoples Day with formal statement
Prime Minister Mark Carney issued a statement Sunday recognizing National Indigenous Peoples Day, calling for continued progress on reconciliation. Carney did not announce new policy measures in the statement.
Canada, U.S. and Mexico set for CUSMA talks as Carney convenes premiers
Canadian, American, and Mexican leaders are preparing for a CUSMA renegotiation meeting scheduled for July 1. Carney chaired a virtual meeting with provincial and territorial premiers Sunday to co-ordinate Canada’s position ahead of the trilateral talks.
Wildfire threatens homes near Lytton, B.C.
An out-of-control wildfire was bearing down on homes near Lytton, B.C., on Sunday, prompting concern for residents in the area. Lytton was largely destroyed by fire in June 2021 and has been rebuilding since.
Alberta Premier Smith announces $100 rebate for residents
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced a one-time $100 rebate for millions of Alberta residents. No date for the payment was immediately confirmed.
Some ‘Lost Canadians’ citizenship certificates abruptly suspended
Citizenship certificates issued to some members of the so-called ‘Lost Canadians’ — people who were denied or stripped of citizenship due to outdated laws — have been abruptly suspended, leaving affected individuals in legal uncertainty. The federal government has not offered a public explanation for the suspensions.
Sports
Alouettes lose to Edmonton Elks 32-29 in overtime
The Montreal Alouettes dropped a heartbreaker on June 20, falling to the Edmonton Elks 32-29 in overtime in a CFL regular-season game. The loss has implications for Montreal’s place in the East Division standings.
Roughriders edge Stampeders 40-37 in high-scoring CFL game
The Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated the Calgary Stampeders 40-37 on June 20, with late execution proving the difference in the West Division matchup. The win bolsters Saskatchewan’s standing as the CFL season continues.
Weather
Tonight, expect showers with a risk of thunderstorm. The temperature will hold steady near 18°C with west winds at 30 km/h gusting up to 60 km/h.
Monday will bring passing showers, a high of 24°C and a low of 14°C, with lighter winds around 12 to 18 km/h.
