Daily news — Tuesday, October 6, 2026
A pharmacy in Rosemont was targeted by arson overnight, while Ottawa introduced new defence legislation and a PBO report calls for major spending increases.
Read MoreA pharmacy in Rosemont was targeted by arson overnight, while Ottawa introduced new defence legislation and a PBO report calls for major spending increases.
Read MoreMontreal police investigate a brick attack on the CYD Centre in Pierrefonds-Roxboro and a suspected arson in Dollard-des-Ormeaux, as the Jets open the NHL season with a win.
Quebec votes Monday with the PQ leading in polls, while a man died after falling onto the tracks at Lionel-Groulx metro station Saturday.
A Rosemont apartment fire displaces six families, Alberta’s separation referendum looms, and a search is underway for a missing air ambulance jet.
Housing activists are expelled from a Sud-Ouest squat, a Montreal influencer is arrested, and the PBO raises doubts about high-speed rail costs.
Montreal’s anti-insult bylaw faces a legal challenge, the Canada Malting plant is at risk of collapse, and Alberta prepares for a separation referendum.
RCMP charges 16 in major Quebec cocaine bust; Canada marks sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Advance polling draws nearly one in four Quebec voters ahead of the Oct. 5 election, while 16 people face charges in a Montreal Mafia cocaine probe.
SPVM submits racism evidence to Crown, Stelco idles Hamilton plant amid U.S. tariffs, and Montreal Roses draw 0-0 with Halifax.
Six officers honoured at Parliament Hill memorial, including Montreal’s Mohamed Benreouane. Russia-Ukraine strikes kill at least seven overnight.