Daily News

A Montreal woman is murdered in her downtown apartment, police make a drug trafficking arrest in Hochelaga, and Canada announces new Iran sanctions at the UN.

A $16.3-million emergency room overhaul begins at St. Mary’s Hospital, and a class-action suit targets Quebec school boards over uniform costs.

Montreal press groups demand a police probe after a journalist was beaten at a downtown protest, while Ottawa tables sweeping infrastructure legislation.

A Belgian cyclist was struck by a driver while training in Montreal, and the one-year anniversary of the police shooting of Nooran Rezayi passes with no charges laid.

Montreal municipal workers rally for new contracts as a blue-collar strike looms Monday. Parliament returns this week with a packed legislative agenda.

Two arrested after Jacques-Cartier Bridge climb, Carney vows to double down on nation-building, and Canada wins rugby bronze in Tokyo.

Montreal prepares for the UCI Road World Championships as the mayor threatens legal action over homelessness funding. Key national and world stories round out the day.

A third suspected arson hits a Montreal restaurant, two locals plead guilty in a U.S. arms case, and the Canadiens open training camp with Chris Kreider on the top line.

Montreal hosts the ALL IN 2026 AI conference as Canada and Germany commit $300 million to AI safety research. A diver is injured by a great white shark off Percé.