Daily news — Friday, July 31, 2026
Montreal sees a spike in break-ins as Osheaga and Pride kick off a busy summer weekend. Canada’s economy rebounds with 3.4% annualized growth in Q2.
Read MoreMontreal sees a spike in break-ins as Osheaga and Pride kick off a busy summer weekend. Canada’s economy rebounds with 3.4% annualized growth in Q2.
Read MoreU.S. hits Canadian dairy and alcohol with 50% tariffs as Carney responds; Montreal swimmer recovered at Oka and E. coli warning issued in St-Léonard.
Eight people died on Quebec roads over the construction holiday weekend, and 955 wildfires burn across Canada as heat threatens to worsen conditions.
Eight carfentanil deaths prompt a Montreal Public Health alert, while a stabbing near Mont-Royal Ave. leaves one man seriously injured.
A Westmount mayor faces ethics charges, a suspect in a 2022 murder is arrested in B.C., and the Canadiens sign Kirby Dach to a new deal.
Ottawa pledges $2 million to fight organized crime in Quebec Indigenous communities as wildfires rage across Canada.
Montreal ERs hit 200% capacity amid heat and staff shortages, while Quebec’s construction holiday brings increased patrols on roads and waterways.
Montreal ERs push past 200 per cent capacity as the city basks under hazy skies cleared of air quality concerns from wildfire smoke.
Montreal braces for heat and severe storms on Bastille Day as Paris holds a record-breaking military parade.
Peter Nygard’s sexual assault trial opens in Montreal; Prairies swelter under a heat dome as B.C. wildfires grow.