Daily News

Montreal unveils a revised Sainte-Catherine East redevelopment plan, a class action against McGill is authorized, and wildfires continue to devastate communities across Canada.

A Montreal mosque fire is now an arson investigation, two teens die in a Laval crash, and PM Carney announces $2.7 billion for Toronto rental housing.

Montreal police investigate a suspected arson in St-Michel and release photos in an attempted murder case, while the mayor marks the 325th anniversary of the Great Peace of Montreal.

A kosher restaurant in Côte-des-Neiges is under arson investigation after an overnight fire, while WestJet and CUPE reach a tentative deal ending a flight attendant strike.

A suspicious fire at a Côte-des-Neiges kosher restaurant is being investigated as a possible hate crime, while steelworkers in Contrecœur launch an indefinite strike.

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.

U.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.