Daily news — Saturday, June 13, 2026
Montreal suspends two officers amid racist conduct probe in Montréal-Nord; Canada earns first home World Cup point in 1-1 draw with Bosnia.
Read MoreMontreal suspends two officers amid racist conduct probe in Montréal-Nord; Canada earns first home World Cup point in 1-1 draw with Bosnia.
Read MoreA teen charged in a fatal Montreal North stabbing is granted bail, redevelopment begins at a downtown cultural centre, and the Bank of Canada holds its key rate steady.
Montreal mourns a 3-year-old girl killed in a LaSalle bouncy castle accident, while Ottawa says the Gordie Howe Bridge opening may be delayed.
A 73-year-old man dies in a St-Léonard apartment fire, Louise Arbour is installed as Governor General, and the Alouettes open the CFL season with a win.
Louise Arbour installed as Governor General, Canada adds 88,000 jobs in May, and a Joliette exhumation seeks remains from 53 years ago.
A child is in critical condition after a bouncy castle was lifted by wind in Montreal, as Louise Arbour is installed as Governor General in Ottawa.
Three teens charged in fatal Walmart stabbing in Montréal-Nord; Canada adds 88,000 jobs in May; Alouettes win CFL opener in overtime.
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.