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Montreal News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Montreal News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Montreal with fast, focused updates on local news, politics, business, culture, and the stories shaping the city. From breaking headlines to community developments, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Montreal. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, city trends, and essential headlines—produced by AI for speed, consistency, and clarity. Part of

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1:36

Running Free in Canada | Montreal News

Montreal News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/10

Ladan Jahankha found her true freedom in St. John’s, Canada, where she finally chased her lifelong dream of running—something forbidden for women in Iran. After years of suppressed passion, she joined a welcoming local running group, found a coach, and now runs to manage stress and anxiety. Her journey contrasts sharply with Iran’s strict rules on female athletes, including bans on public races without hijabs. Ladan recently ran a Pride race with her family and has another 5K scheduled for

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1:09

Shaun Chen Steps Down After Injury | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

Shaun Chen, Liberal MP for Scarborough North and a decade-long voice for youth and racial equity in Parliament, is stepping down this Saturday after a car accident in 2025 left him unable to travel to Ottawa. Elected following his leadership at Toronto’s school board, Chen’s exit adds to a summer wave of resignations ahead of the next election — creating a by-election vacancy and reshaping Canada’s parliamentary map as Prime Minister Mark Carney honors his legacy. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:20

Daley Seafoods’ Future in St. Mary’s Hangs in Balance...

Montreal News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/10

A fire nine months ago destroyed St. Mary’s seafood plant — a major employer of up to 300 people — and now locals are fearing Daley Seafoods may never return. The mayor is alarmed by signs like the removal of the saltwater line and the leasing of the town’s lobster license to another group. He’s personally reached out, urging the company to rebuild, while provincial fisheries minister Loyola O’Driscoll confirms talks are underway for relocation but remains uncertain if it’s permanent. The mayor

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1:48

Colombia Shaken by Devastating Earthquake | Montreal...

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2026/08/10

A devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, collapsing buildings and claiming at least 47 lives across cities like Pereira, Manizales, and Valle de Cauca—with rescue teams racing against time amid fears of aftershocks. The quake, the strongest in Colombia in a decade, triggered evacuations, flight suspensions, and a nationwide outpouring of grief as communities sift through rubble in search of survivors. President takes charge as emergency responders battle to contain the

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1:31

Fréchette Weighs U.S. Wine Return | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

Premier Christine Fréchette is cautiously opening the door to American wines at the SAQ, but only if Quebec sees tangible economic wins—especially for battered sectors like forestry and manufacturing. She’s firm on non-negotiables: no supply management, no cultural protections compromised. With new U.S. tariffs looming and no trade exemptions, Ottawa may lift the wine ban in exchange for concessions—but Quebec calls the shots, since alcohol sales are provincial. Meanwhile, Fréchette campaigned

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1:54

îLESONIQ Returns With Nuanced Beats | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

After a two-year hiatus, îLESONIQ roared back to life at Parc Jean-Drapeau, blending Montreal’s eclectic vibe with global electronic talent. From Gen Z to Gen X, the crowd reflected the city’s diverse pulse—with strong LGBTQIA+ presence and a mix of local flavor and international flair. Gone was the dubstep dominance; instead, artists like DJ Geneviève, Cassian, Yotto, Chris Lake, and the electrifying Tiga + Boys Noize duo delivered nuanced, crowd-pleasing sets that proved high-energy isn’t

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1:29

RCMP Arrests Man Threatening PM | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

RCMP arrest a Montreal man for allegedly sending death threats via email to Prime Minister Mark Carney and others, including a senator — charges include uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm, with court proceedings underway as authorities move swiftly on this high-profile case. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public

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1:29

Bloc Warns Carney on Dairy Deal | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

The Bloc Québécois is sounding the alarm as U.S. trade talks heat up, demanding Prime Minister Mark Carney defend Canada’s dairy supply management system against potential U.S. pressure. With looming tariffs and Washington pushing for market access, Bloc leader Yves-François Blanchet warns Liberals are risking betrayal of Quebec’s farmers—whose livelihoods have historically been sacrificed in past negotiations. As Canadian officials return to Washington, Carney insists on protecting the system,

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1:46

Canada Boosts Steel Shipping with $100M | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

Canada’s pouring $100 million into its steel industry to offset U.S. tariffs—covering half the cost of shipping Canadian steel by rail or sea across the country. The one-year Commodities Sectoral Support Program aims to keep domestic steel competitive and flowing, with major players like ArcelorMittal Dofasco cheering it on. While some argue for broader tax cuts instead, this targeted boost is designed to shield a critical sector and strengthen national supply chains. Listen in

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1:11

Colombia Earthquake Shakes Region | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

A devastating 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia, rattling buildings nationwide and reaching into Ecuador, forcing evacuations and damaging airports critical for relief. In Choco’s capital, injuries and structural damage are confirmed, with details still unfolding. The quake echoes a deadly 7.8 magnitude quake ten years ago that killed over 650, while Venezuela endured two major quakes last month—7.2 and 7.5—killing more than 5,000. Earthquakes are hitting hard, and the toll is

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1:21

Montreal Police Under Fire | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

Montreal’s police force is in turmoil as Chief Fady Dagher confirms suspensions, administrative duties, and reassignments for 16 officers amid serious racism allegations. He praises whistleblowers for their courage and insists the vast majority of officers are not racist, urging everyone to use the department’s hotline to report misconduct — calling it both a moral and legal duty. A public update is expected soon as city officials and the public watch closely. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:53

Yellowknife’s Movie Void | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

Yellowknife’s movie lovers are in a cinematic crisis—its lone theater shuttered, forcing fans to fly hundreds of miles for blockbusters or turn to underground screenings. With no local options on the horizon, the community’s passion for cinema is sparking grassroots efforts, but the void remains deep, highlighting how vital shared screen experiences are—even in the far north. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:18

Ukraine’s Drone Strikes Reach Deep Into Russia |...

Montreal News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/10

A devastating drone strike hit Nizhnekamsk, Russia, killing 13—including a child—and injuring 48, as Ukraine ramps up long-range drone attacks on Russian oil infrastructure to pressure Putin into peace talks. President Zelenskyy insists these strikes aim to force Russia’s hand, while drones now reach deep into Siberia. Meanwhile, Russia retaliates with deadly strikes on Ukrainian civilian zones, including humanitarian hubs, escalating the human toll on both sides. Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:21

Frattolin Trial: Body Found, Defense Begins |...

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2026/08/10

In a gripping courtroom drama unfolding in Elizabethtown, New York, Luciano Frattolin stands trial for the alleged murder of his nine-year-old daughter, Melina—charges including second-degree murder and hiding a body. The prosecution unveiled a chilling five-hour reenactment video to reconstruct his movements during the critical hours before Melina vanished, while her body was discovered drowned in a marshy area. The defense has begun its rebuttal, calling its first witness, with Frattolin’s

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1:34

Mother in Hallway for 21 Hours | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

A woman with stage four cancer waited 21 harrowing hours in a packed, chaotic hallway at Manitoba’s Health Sciences Centre before receiving care—her daughter’s desperate advocacy, including a call to the Minister of Health, finally secured her mother a bed and palliative care. With her cancer having spread to her brain and spine, the patient’s condition deteriorated rapidly, and without intervention, she might have died. The daughter now calls for systemic change to address backlogs and ensure

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1:29

EF0 Tornado Hits Near Kemptville | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

A surprise EF0 tornado touched down north of Kemptville last Sunday, carving a 1.8-kilometer path with 115 km/h winds—no injuries reported despite a major storm warning. Researchers from Western’s Northern Tornadoes Project confirmed the event using drones and detailed analysis, reminding everyone to heed weather alerts, even for small storms. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is

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1:53

Online Hate Targets 2SLGBTQ+ Candidates | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

Quebec’s upcoming election is already facing a digital storm as 2SLGBTQ+ candidates endure a surge of online hate—homophobic and transphobic abuse that’s escalating across parties, from Québec solidaire to the Parti Québécois. This isn’t just trolling; it’s creating real barriers, deterring diverse candidates from running and silencing voices before they even step into the arena. Some are receiving threats, while others face harassment simply for being linked to a party led by a gay figure. In

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1:32

Hintonburg’s Big Build and Local Impact | Montreal News

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2026/08/10

Two towering developments loom over Ottawa’s Hintonburg—33 and 31 stories tall, promising 543 new homes, shops, and a park—sparking both excitement and anxiety among longtime locals. Business owners like Paul Flindall of Capital Self Storage and Henry Assad of Happy Goat Coffee are caught in the crosshairs: thrilled by the housing push near Corso Italia transit, but deeply worried about losing neighborhood character and clientele. With public comments still open, they’re holding their breath as

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1:53

Fredy Villanueva’s Legacy in Montreal North |...

Montreal News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2026/08/09

Eighteen years ago, Fredy Villanueva, unarmed, was fatally shot by a Montreal North police officer — an event that ignited a firestorm over racial profiling and systemic injustice, often called Montreal’s George Floyd moment. Though the officer walked free citing self-defense, a coroner’s inquest exposed failures in de-escalation and investigation. The tragedy birthed a police watchdog agency, yet its opaque reports and rare prosecutions fuel ongoing distrust. Recent allegations of racist

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1:47

Hard Bread Shortage in Newfoundland | Montreal News

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2026/08/09

A fire at Newfoundland’s Purity factory in March sparked a crisis for a historic staple: hard bread, the rugged, centuries-old ship’s biscuit that’s been a lifeline for sailors and settlers alike. Once imported from the American colonies and later mass-produced locally, this simple flour-and-salt marvel fueled generations — even inspiring dishes like fish and brewis. Now, with the bakery back online in July, hope is rising that shelves will soon be stocked again, reminding us how deeply food

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