Daily News

Montreal’s jazz festival opens at Place des Arts as the city invests $540,000 to house vulnerable residents. Plus: the Leafs draft Gavin McKenna first overall.

Montreal mourns victims of the June 22 shooting as investigations continue; Canada advances to the FIFA World Cup Round of 32.

Côte-des-Neiges mourns three shooting victims as Fête nationale events are cancelled; bail reform passes into law nationally.

A Montreal police officer was killed and two others died in a shooting at a Côte-des-Neiges hotel. West Island flooding cleanup continues.

Three people dead, including a police officer, after a shooting in Côte-des-Neiges. Federal government unveils plans for up to 10 new nuclear reactors.

West Island flooding continues after heavy rains, Alouettes fall 32-29 in OT to Edmonton, and wildfires threaten homes near Lytton, B.C.

Mayor Martinez Ferrada says her husband was stopped by police repeatedly; severe thunderstorm watch in effect for Montreal. Canada opens World Cup with 6-0 win.

Mayor Martinez Ferrada calls for police check moratorium after her husband was stopped multiple times. Plus Canada’s 6-0 World Cup win and storm outages across Greater Montreal.

Severe thunderstorms threaten Montreal with up to 70 mm of rain, while a construction worker survives impalement and a kangaroo is captured in Boucherville.