Daily News

Montreal braces for traffic chaos as the UCI Road World Championships reshape commutes, while health officials drop rabies vaccine baits across city parks.

Montreal appeals a court ruling blocking a homeless encampment clearance, while PM Carney says Canada is ready to finalize a U.S. trade deal.

Montreal police dismantle two criminal networks; PM Carney wins three byelections; US-Iran military strikes near Strait of Hormuz.

A Montreal woman sues the city for $112.5 million after a police intervention left her quadriplegic, and PM Carney warns of U.S. trade demands.

A Saint-Michel restaurant is targeted by arson two nights running, while Cardinal Marc Ouellet wins a $100,000 defamation ruling in Quebec Superior Court.

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.