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A railroad worker was killed near Notre-Dame Street, a priest’s release was revoked over child pornography allegations, and a man was sentenced for firebombing a West Island synagogue.

Canada marks 25 years since the September 11 attacks, while Quebec workers report widespread heat-related health problems and Longueuil sees the first use of Quebec’s new gang-patch law.

U.S.-Canada trade war intensifies as Trump bans Canadian alcohol, dairy and motorcycles; Montreal police report drop in gun crime but rise in sexual assaults.

Montreal marks 20 years since the Dawson College shooting as survivors call for stronger gun control. Plus: Canada’s largest carbon capture project breaks ground in Alberta.

Montreal firefighters reach a tentative deal, Canada’s retaliatory tariffs take effect, and Trump threatens to halt all trade with Canada.

Laval mayor reveals brain tumour diagnosis; Trump targets Bombardier in Labour Day social media posts; Montreal Roses extend table lead.

Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette pauses her election campaign for an emergency cabinet meeting as Canadian retaliatory tariffs loom. Two vehicles destroyed by arson in Montreal overnight.

Canada shed 42,000 jobs in August while Montreal home sales fell sharply. Two people were critically injured in a Saint-Leonard stabbing early Saturday.

Montreal braces for traffic chaos as the UCI Road World Championships reshape commutes, while health officials drop rabies vaccine baits across city parks.