Daily news — Friday, November 13, 2026
Montreal tenants face utility cuts in heating dispute; Canadiens beat Bruins 5-2; Canada-U.S. trade talks confirmed.
Read MoreMontreal tenants face utility cuts in heating dispute; Canadiens beat Bruins 5-2; Canada-U.S. trade talks confirmed.
Read MoreMontreal police wrap up a major youth-recruitment crackdown on jewelry theft; a pedestrian is in critical condition after a Papineau Avenue collision.
Mayor Martinez Ferrada marks one year in office as PM Carney visits Montreal; U.S.-led Russia-Ukraine talks open in Abu Dhabi.
Montreal announces a new winter shelter in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, and Ottawa names the first CEO of Canada’s new sovereign wealth fund.
The Montreal Alouettes are Grey Cup bound after beating Winnipeg 33-23, while Montreal police investigate a shooting in Anjou.
Montreal drivers face weekend road closures on major routes, while Canada’s women open the hockey worlds with a 5-1 win over Sweden.
Quebec’s interior security minister updates on SPVM scandals as Montreal mayors demand action after a fatal police pursuit kills a cyclist.
Downtown Montreal faces widespread water outages after multiple main breaks, while two men plead guilty in the deadly 2024 Old Montreal fire.
Montreal police union vows to fight dismissal of seven officers as community groups back the chief. Federal budget lands Thursday.
A man dies on Highway 15 after a tire strike in Brossard, and Canadiens goalie Jacob Fowler wins NHL Rookie of the Month for October.