Daily News

Quebec party leaders clash over French language protections as Montreal students prepare to return to class this week.

A stabbing near Cabot Square and a suspected arson in Villeray top local news, as Canada-U.S. tariff tensions escalate and Nepal flood deaths reach 623.

Canada breaks off U.S. trade talks as Carney cites sovereignty concerns, while Montreal mourns legendary Expos broadcaster Jacques Doucet.

Montreal police bust a carfentanil lab in Griffintown, while Canada and the U.S. make progress on trade talks as key American demands are dropped.

Two Air Canada employees arrested at Trudeau airport on drug charges; Montreal mayor outlines priorities ahead of provincial election.

A ground crew worker died at Trudeau Airport after being struck by a taxiing aircraft, and Canada announced $27.6 billion in retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods.

Ottawa commits $11 billion to six new Coast Guard icebreakers, while Montreal police investigate a stabbing at a Notre-Dame East encampment.

A teen is in critical condition after a possible hit-and-run in Les Cèdres, while Quebec Premier Fréchette calls a cabinet meeting after Canada-U.S. trade talks collapse.

Canada announces retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods starting Sept. 8, while the PWHL’s Walter Cup goes missing en route to Alberta.