Daily news — Saturday, July 18, 2026
A Westmount mayor faces ethics charges, a suspect in a 2022 murder is arrested in B.C., and the Canadiens sign Kirby Dach to a new deal.
Read MoreA Westmount mayor faces ethics charges, a suspect in a 2022 murder is arrested in B.C., and the Canadiens sign Kirby Dach to a new deal.
Read MoreOttawa pledges $2 million to fight organized crime in Quebec Indigenous communities as wildfires rage across Canada.
Montreal ERs hit 200% capacity amid heat and staff shortages, while Quebec’s construction holiday brings increased patrols on roads and waterways.
Montreal ERs push past 200 per cent capacity as the city basks under hazy skies cleared of air quality concerns from wildfire smoke.
Montreal braces for heat and severe storms on Bastille Day as Paris holds a record-breaking military parade.
Peter Nygard’s sexual assault trial opens in Montreal; Prairies swelter under a heat dome as B.C. wildfires grow.
Two people are killed at Toronto’s Salsa on St. Clair festival; more than 70 Montreal households remain in emergency housing after July 1.
Quebec extends its e-scooter pilot to 2028, Montreal faces a surge in hate crimes, and the Canadiens sign prospect Bogdan Konyushkov to an entry-level deal.
A Montreal officer is remembered at a massive public memorial, while the PWHL announces landmark outside investment and Hamilton expansion.
CN rail service resumes near Repentigny after Sunday’s derailment, as PM Carney endorses U.S. strikes on Iran at the NATO summit in Ankara.