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The Ville-Marie Tunnel closes for the weekend, a Montreal synagogue faces an arson attempt, and Nick Suzuki wins the Selke Trophy.

Four teens arrested in Montreal North Walmart stabbing, a second homicide overnight in Villeray, and Ottawa unveils a $2.3-billion AI strategy.

A 3-year-old girl died after a bouncy castle was lifted by winds in LaSalle, and Canada has entered a technical recession. Montreal Victoire win the Walter Cup.

A three-year-old child died after a bouncy castle was swept away in a Montreal storm, as Canada slipped into a technical recession.

A 3-year-old girl is in critical condition after high winds toppled a bouncy castle at a LaSalle church outing, and prairie wildfire smoke triggers an air quality statement for Montreal.

Montreal Victoire win the PWHL Walter Cup as storm-related power outages hit 75,000 Hydro-Québec clients. Team Canada falls to Norway in overtime at worlds.

Montreal asks residents to cut water use as summer demand rises; Canadiens eliminated after 6-1 loss to Carolina.

Canada enters a technical recession as Q1 GDP stalls, while the Canadiens face elimination in Game 5 against Carolina tonight.

Mayor Martinez Ferrada moves on Notre-Dame encampment as Montreal’s population shrinks; Carney courts U.S. partnership in New York speech.