Daily News

Canada announces retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods starting Sept. 8, while the PWHL’s Walter Cup goes missing en route to Alberta.

Montreal police to get body cameras as city eyes bylaw banning insults toward officers; a minor is arrested in an alleged AI-assisted school terror plot.

Blue Line Extension hits a milestone, a coroner links a police restraint technique to a man’s death, and Russian missiles strike Kyiv overnight.

Canada and the U.S. move toward a trade deal after tariff pause, while Montreal police investigate the city’s 16th homicide of the year.

Quebec’s PQ rules out a referendum while Trump is in power, and a 2,000-year-old Peruvian bowl found in Montreal heads home.

A woman is killed in Villeray in what may be Quebec’s 12th femicide this year, while major earthquakes in Indonesia and Colombia leave hundreds dead.

A murder investigation is underway in Saint-Michel, CF Montréal remains winless after eight games, and Ontario prepares to launch a cash bail system Monday.

Construction begins on the Contrecoeur port expansion as a New York jury convicts a Montreal-area father in his daughter’s death.

Parc Jean-Drapeau workers vote for strike mandate, port expansion breaks ground, and Canada sanctions five Iranians over Strait of Hormuz.