Montreal
Leaders offer condolences after murder of Leïla Ben Salem as advocates renew calls to end violence against women
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre offered condolences following the killing of Leïla Ben Salem, whose death has prompted renewed calls from advocacy groups to combat violence against women.
Man arrested in drug trafficking network targeting homeless encampment on Notre Dame Street
Montreal police arrested a 23-year-old man on Wednesday in connection with a drug trafficking network operating within a large homeless encampment on Notre Dame Street. The accused faces multiple weapons and drug-related charges.
Community groups share vision for former Wing Noodles block in Chinatown
Community organizations presented their plans for the redevelopment of the former Wing Noodles block in Montreal’s Chinatown on Thursday. The proposals are part of a broader effort to revitalize the historic neighbourhood.
Man stabbed at Montreal park, taken to hospital
A man was transported to hospital after a stabbing at a Montreal park. No further details on his condition were immediately available.
Parking garage door falls on vehicle at Royalmount, raising safety concerns
A parking garage door at the Royalmount complex crashed onto a vehicle, prompting safety concerns at the site. The incident is under review.
Canada
Carney says Ottawa has assessed risk of U.S. invasion and is ready for trade war
Prime Minister Mark Carney said the federal government has carefully examined the risk of a potential U.S. invasion and evaluated Canada’s military readiness. Carney also said Canada is prepared to respond to a U.S.-launched trade war.
Defence minister to welcome Vietnamese counterpart in Ottawa
National Defence Minister David McGuinty is hosting General Phan Văn Giang, Vietnam’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence, in Ottawa today for a welcome ceremony. The meeting marks a formal engagement between the two countries’ defence establishments.
PWHL weighing ‘Keeper of the Cup’ role after Walter Cup travel troubles
The Professional Women’s Hockey League is considering creating a dedicated ‘Keeper of the Cup’ role to protect the Walter Cup after several travel incidents with the trophy over the summer. The league said the problems were embarrassing and that a new protocol is under review.
World
Chinese intelligence said to have aided Iran in Strait of Hormuz threats and strikes on U.S. bases
Chinese intelligence, including satellite imagery, reportedly helped Iran threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and carry out precision strikes on U.S. military bases in the Middle East. Among the incidents was a July attack in Jordan that killed three American service members.
Sports
No sports results available for this edition
There are no Canadian sports results to report today.
Weather
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of 13°C. Moderate northeasterly winds will ease to light by this evening.
Tomorrow will be sunny with a high of 23°C. Moderate northeasterly winds are expected to develop in the afternoon, with a moderate UV index forecast.
