Daily news — Saturday, May 2, 2026
Anti-capitalists rob a Plateau bakery on May Day, Canadiens and Lightning head to a Game 7, and a frost warning is in effect tonight.
Read MoreAnti-capitalists rob a Plateau bakery on May Day, Canadiens and Lightning head to a Game 7, and a frost warning is in effect tonight.
Read MoreQuebec’s minimum wage rises to $16.60 an hour as Montreal marks May Day with rallies, and the Canadiens host the Lightning in a potential series-clinching Game 6.
Montreal police launch a joint extortion task force, the Canadiens take a 3-2 series lead over Tampa Bay, and a frost advisory is in effect tonight.
A former Montreal teacher is sentenced to nine years for sexual abuse, the Bank of Canada holds its rate at 2.25%, and the CFL draft brings eight picks each to Saskatchewan and Hamilton.
Gunfire strikes an Ahuntsic home overnight, STM maintenance workers ratify a new deal, and the Canadiens face injury concerns before Game 5.
A man dies after a stabbing in Mount Royal Park, the Canadiens drop Game 4 to Tampa Bay, and Ottawa launches Canada’s first sovereign wealth fund.
A man is dead after a hit-and-run in Côte-des-Neiges, CF Montréal wins 1-0, and the Victoire clinch first place in the PWHL.
Two separate stabbings in Montreal left three men injured overnight, while the Canadiens took a 2-1 series lead over Tampa Bay with an OT win.
Two early-morning stabbings hit Montreal North and Dorval overnight, while a Montrealer speaks out about U.S. ICE detention and the port opens its cruise season.
A fire at a Montréal-Est recycling plant blanketed the city in smoke Thursday, prompting a public health warning and the revocation of the company’s operating permit.