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Montreal faces a punishing moving day as a heat wave and thunderstorm watch grip the city, while Canada Day celebrations carry on across the country.

Montreal sweats through a heat warning as Camillien-Houde Way closes for repairs, while the Canadiens trade Brendan Gallagher to Vancouver.

Jazz Fest fills downtown stages with free shows as Montrealers brace for July 1 moving day pressures and the Alouettes take the East lead.

Canada makes history at the World Cup, Jazz Fest crowds overwhelm the outdoor site, and a deadly weekend on Quebec roads.

A South Shore town demands action on Route 138 congestion, and Moving Day pressures mount for 115,000 Montreal households heading into July 1.

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.