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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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1:16

Firearm Incident at Fireweed Festival | Montreal News

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2026/08/22

At 3 AM Saturday, Fort Smith in the Northwest Territories went into lockdown as RCMP searched for an armed suspect during the Fireweed Festival kickoff party. A firearm was involved, multiple injuries reported, and authorities urged everyone to shelter in place—especially as the suspect was described wearing a grey sweater. The public is being asked to submit any video or photos that might help locate him. Search continues as officials await more confirmed details. Listen in comfort:Get

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1:54

A Century-Old Teepee Cover Returns | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

A Saskatchewan family, led by Kawacatoose First Nation Chief Cory Dustyhorn, embarks on a 29-hour road trip to Washington, D.C. to reclaim a century-old teepee cover stolen in 1926 — an ancestral artifact promised to their great-grandfather but never paid for. After years of persistence, meetings, and bureaucratic hurdles, they’re finally set to retrieve it from the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian. Joined by family and Professor Andrew Miller from First Nations University

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1:12

Plane Crashes on Road in Prince George | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

A Beech King Air 200 made an emergency road landing in Prince George after losing power in one engine, crashing into four vehicles and killing one person on the ground — though all eight passengers aboard survived. Police have closed off Foothills Boulevard, urging bystanders to stay away to avoid obstruction charges and to free up emergency resources. The Transportation Safety Board now leads the investigation into the engine failure. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:04

Canadians Stay Firm on American Booze | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Most Canadians are firmly sticking with their boycott of American alcohol, with 74% saying they’ll keep avoiding it even if it returns to shelves—only 19% are eager to see it back. Manitoba’s Premier Wab Kinew is echoing that sentiment, urging folks to “leave it there” and reminding everyone you can’t strike a good deal with someone who isn’t playing fair. This shows strong consumer solidarity and a willingness to vote with their wallets for the long haul.Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:27

Orphaned Polar Bear Cub Arrives in Winnipeg |...

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2026/08/21

A heart-wrenching rescue: a young polar bear cub, orphaned near Churchill, Manitoba, has arrived in Winnipeg after its mother’s tragic death. With the help of conservation officers and provincial authorities, the cub was safely transferred to the Assiniboine Park Zoo’s specialized polar bear conservation center. Now under veterinary care and in quarantine, the cub is getting the critical attention it needs to thrive — while the zoo, already home to six other rescued bears, prepares to share

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1:17

Montreal Officer Stabbed in Domestic Call | Montreal...

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2026/08/21

In a shocking incident in Montreal’s Saint-Michel, police responding to a domestic violence call were stabbed by suspect Lorvens Joseph, 33, who is now facing attempted murder, assault, and violating a no-contact order charges. The officer was not killed, but the confrontation escalated to gunfire, leaving the suspect wounded. This marks the third domestic violence call in the neighborhood this week — two women have already died in separate incidents there, heightening community tension

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2:05

Quebec Worker Rights Beyond Vacation | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Quebec workers get more than just vacation and sick days—there’s a whole hidden bank of protected, job-secured time off for life’s big moments. From paid days for weddings to five paid days after welcoming a child, caregiving leave, and even up to 20 weeks unpaid parental leave after a pregnancy loss, your employer can’t touch your job during these events. Need to testify in court? Jury duty? You’re covered. And if a loved one dies by suicide, you’re entitled to up to 104 weeks of unpaid leave

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1:19

Peru Earthquake Hits Southern Andes | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Peru rocked by a powerful 6.7 magnitude earthquake in the southern Andes, rattling homes across Ayacucho and Cusco regions — including Lima — with at least two injuries and damage to 22 homes, clinics, and a school. Officials report rockslides near Coracora but reassure the public there’s no tsunami risk. With Peru sitting squarely on the Pacific Ring of Fire, this quake is yet another reminder of the region’s seismic reality — though thankfully, no major casualties have been reported so

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1:37

Tragic Toy Kitchen Incident | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Florida when a three-year-old girl died after becoming trapped in a toy kitchen set at a babysitter’s home — her death ruled an accident due to positional asphyxia. Found wedged in a wooden play oven, she had been trying to retrieve toys when she became stuck. No trauma or foul play was found. The playset, bought from Facebook Marketplace, underscores the hidden dangers of older or secondhand toys. Though the babysitter wasn’t present, their spouse rushed to

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1:00

Canadians Back Carney on Trade | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Canadians Back Carney on Trade | Montreal News

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1:49

Indigenous Sovereignty Missing from Quebec...

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2026/08/21

Quebec’s independence push is missing a crucial piece: Indigenous sovereignty. As the Parti Québécois focuses on referendums and a new Quebec, they’re ignoring First Nations communities who’ve lived here for centuries. Their self-determination isn’t just important—it’s fundamental. Without Indigenous consent and inclusion, any independent Quebec risks repeating history’s mistakes of exclusion. The question now is whether leaders like Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will truly center Indigenous

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1:56

Two Lives Lost, One Call to Action | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Two women killed in Montreal’s Saint-Michel neighborhood within two days—Leakkhena Seng, 44, and Kerline Jean, 41—have ignited a community march led by Maison d’Haïti, demanding urgent action against domestic violence and femicide. These tragic deaths mark Quebec’s 12th and 13th femicides this year, exposing systemic failures, especially for immigrant and racialized women who face language barriers and fear of isolation when seeking help. The organization is calling on political leaders to

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1:42

M.A.D. Festival Showcases Montreal’s Creative Power |...

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2026/08/21

Montreal’s downtown explodes with creativity this weekend as the 26th M.A.D. Festival kicks off, drawing over 700,000 visitors to celebrate fashion, music, dance, and art. With 110 designers, a revamped pop-up market featuring 70+ local brands, and electrifying performances from Bonne Famille and Naomi, the festival proves Montreal’s creative scene is global. A standout moment? The RÉA Foundation’s debut show spotlighting models with disabilities, championing inclusion in fashion. Plus,

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1:45

Jolin-Barrette Confirms CAQ Run | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Simon Jolin-Barrette is officially running again for the Coalition Avenir Québec, signaling a renewed push for nationalist policies like Bill 21 and Bill 96. Despite party leadership shifts and his earlier support for Bernard Drainville’s leadership bid, Jolin-Barrette’s return solidifies the CAQ’s ideological direction as the election campaign kicks off next week, with voting set for October fifth. His presence on the ballot reignites debate over Quebec sovereignty and constitutional

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1:44

Three Byelections This Weekend | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Three federal byelections are coming up this weekend — Chicoutimi-Le Fjord, Beaches-East York, and North Vancouver-Capilano — with early voting starting Friday. Voters in these ridings can head to polls from 9 AM to 9 PM all weekend and Monday. In Quebec, the Conservative MP spot opened when Richard Martel moved to the Senate; in Ontario and BC, longtime Liberal MPs stepped down for new roles. Elections Canada urges voters to check their cards and bring ID and proof of address. Don’t miss your

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1:31

Canada-U.S. Trade Deal at Midnight | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Canada and the U.S. are racing against the clock to finalize a trade deal before midnight, with tariffs on steel and aluminum potentially slashed from 50% to 25%, plus new rules on Canadian dairy imports that could flood shelves with American milk. Premiers are weighing in — PM Mark Carney urges alcohol reinstatement, while Quebec waits for proof it’s worth it. And beneath the headlines? A looming digital trade clause that could erode Canada’s data sovereignty, exposing us to big tech. The

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1:58

Henry’s Dream Crushed by Language Rules | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

An 18-year-old autistic student, Henry Gendreau, was denied a crucial French-language exemption to pursue his animation dreams in Quebec — despite medical advice and clear barriers he faced. The rejection shattered his academic path, severed friendships, and left him emotionally hollow, while his family battles a system that’s opaque, unresponsive, and offers no appeal. Experts warn the exemption process is unfairly stacked against students with disabilities, demanding impossible proof and

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1:48

Hong Kong Vigil Leaders Convicted | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Two former Hong Kong vigil organizers, Lee Cheuk-yan and Chow Hang-tung, were convicted under China’s national security law for inciting subversion — a charge that could land them up to ten years in prison. The Hong Kong Alliance, which for three decades hosted the city’s largest public memorial for 1989 victims, was also found guilty. Once a symbol of democratic dissent, the annual candlelight vigil was banned in 2020, just before Beijing imposed sweeping security measures. Prosecutors framed

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1:44

Coroner Urges Police Reform After Death | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

A Quebec coroner is demanding Montreal police overhaul their use-of-force policies after the 2025 death of 29-year-old Abisay Cruz, whose fatal hog-tie restraint—despite his cocaine intoxication—was deemed medically dangerous and potentially preventable. The report reveals Cruz was held face-down with limbs bound for over two minutes, a technique widely banned due to asphyxiation risks. Conflicting accounts emerged: officers said he resisted arrest, while witnesses—including family—claimed he

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1:06

Montreal Femicide Arrest Details | Montreal News

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2026/08/21

Montreal police arrest a man in his 30s linked to the fatal stabbing of a woman in her 40s found dead in her Saint-Michel home — the 13th suspected femicide this year. Both victims were seriously injured; she died at the scene, he was hospitalized. The incident occurred around 2:25 PM on 39th Street near Paul-Corbeil. Authorities expect the suspect to appear before a judge Friday as the investigation continues into this devastating act of violence.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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