Daily news — Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney meets Türkiye’s Erdoğan in Ankara and unveils Senate reforms, while Canada names a preferred submarine supplier.
Read MorePrime Minister Mark Carney meets Türkiye’s Erdoğan in Ankara and unveils Senate reforms, while Canada names a preferred submarine supplier.
Read MoreA train derails in a Montreal residential neighbourhood and two people drown in the city, as 50th anniversary Olympics celebrations continue at Olympic Park.
Montreal Comiccon wraps its final day at Palais des congrès, while the Canadian Swimming Trials open and the Maple Leafs sign top pick Gavin McKenna.
Montreal’s heat wave breaks ahead of a sunny weekend, while the La Fontaine Tunnel remains closed through Monday and a public memorial for fallen officer Benredouane is set for July 7.
A heat wave grips Montreal with humidex values near 45, leaving tens of thousands without power. Federally, grocery benefit payments begin rolling out.
RCMP arrests two in Montreal North on human smuggling suspicions, while Jazz Fest fills venues across the city. CUSMA talks drag past the July 1 review deadline.
Montreal faces a punishing moving day as a heat wave and thunderstorm watch grip the city, while Canada Day celebrations carry on across the country.
Montreal sweats through a heat warning as Camillien-Houde Way closes for repairs, while the Canadiens trade Brendan Gallagher to Vancouver.
Jazz Fest fills downtown stages with free shows as Montrealers brace for July 1 moving day pressures and the Alouettes take the East lead.
Canada makes history at the World Cup, Jazz Fest crowds overwhelm the outdoor site, and a deadly weekend on Quebec roads.