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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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1:57

François Arnaud’s Bisexual Ad Breaks Barriers |...

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

2026/07/24

François Arnaud, star of Heated Rivalry, is igniting social media with a sultry new Under Armour ad that boldly celebrates his bisexuality — a move hailed by experts as a landmark moment for queer representation. Following in the footsteps of Peloton’s Hudson Williams, Arnaud’s campaign leans into the “thirst trap” aesthetic, turning fitness into fantasy with close-ups and magnetic chemistry. The ad, which mirrors the show’s core message of self-acceptance, has gone viral, drawing thousands of

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1:31

Montreal Grocery Suspended for Cleanliness Failures |...

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2026/07/24

A Montreal grocery store, Marché C&T on Boulevard Laurentien, had its license revoked after repeated food safety failures — all tied to unsanitary conditions and equipment. Over $8,000 in fines were racked up in just one year for the same core issue, earning the business a “superior risk” rating from MAPAQ. The operator also faced a separate fine at a Brossard location for improper labeling, revealing a troubling pattern. Suspension isn’t permanent — the store must fix the problems and pass

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2:22

Wildfire Smoke Linked to ER Headaches | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Wildfire smoke may be triggering severe headaches — new Canadian research links smoky air to a six percent spike in ER visits for migraines and other intense headaches. Doctors are seeing the trend firsthand, especially in cities like Toronto hit by northern smoke. With wildfires growing more frequent and intense, especially in Ontario, this connection is becoming urgent. While the study can’t prove smoke causes headaches outright — it doesn’t track indoor exposure or meds — it’s a clear

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1:23

Chris Brown Faces Sentencing in UK Affray Case |...

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2026/07/24

Chris Brown’s legal drama heats up again as he pleads guilty to affray in London — a lesser charge stemming from a 2023 nightclub brawl where he allegedly used a tequila bottle to strike a producer. His vocal coach also took the same plea deal. After a rocky bail battle that nearly derailed his tour, Brown is now out on bail awaiting sentencing on October 26th, with up to three years in prison on the table. Despite the controversy, fans turned out to cheer him as he left court — signing

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1:24

Three Youth Deaths at Batshaw | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Three young people died in March while under the care of Montreal’s Batshaw Youth and Family Centres, sparking urgent questions about the support systems in place. Two were awaiting social worker visits at home; the third took their own life in a Batshaw-run facility in Prévost. The overseeing health authority declined to comment on specifics, citing privacy, but acknowledged every death is a tragedy and pledged to improve access and support. The Quebec coroner’s office is also involved as the

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0:57

Young Man Assaulted in Plateau | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

A 22-year-old man is in critical condition after a brutal assault in the Plateau early Friday morning—police are hunting for the suspect, who allegedly struck him during an escalating argument, leaving him unconscious. No arrests yet, but investigators are combing the scene and reviewing neighborhood security footage in hopes of catching the culprit and bringing them to justice.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:30

Crime Stats Down But Safety Feels Worse | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Kelowna’s crime stats show a real drop — down 4.5% and now ranking ninth nationally — but residents and business owners say they’re not feeling safer. The Crime Severity Index tracks both volume and seriousness of crime, yet many feel the same or worse street realities. Some blame underreporting of minor incidents, while the RCMP admit the index misses key issues like public disorder. The real question: how do you measure safety when the numbers don’t match the lived experience? Listen

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2:14

Stephanie Square Pleads Guilty in Tragic Smuggling...

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2026/07/24

Fifty-three-year-old Stephanie Square, a dual Canadian-U.S. citizen, has pleaded guilty to orchestrating a deadly human smuggling operation that killed nine people—including a Romanian family with two young children—in a March 2023 river capsizing near Akwesasne. Operating from the U.S. side, Square allegedly directed the risky crossing under dangerous weather, exploiting migrants for profit. She’s now facing a potential sentence of five years to life, with sentencing set for November 25

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1:53

Quebec Horticulture Group Drops Legal Battle |...

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2026/07/24

Quebec’s ornamental horticulture industry has dropped its legal battle against pesticide bans in five municipalities, opting for dialogue over courtroom showdowns. The group, representing over 100 businesses, previously challenged restrictions in Saint-Hyacinthe, Granby, Beauharnois, Bromont, and Plessisville — where only low-impact pesticides are allowed. Critics accused the industry of pressuring smaller towns, but the municipalities stand by their rules, which permit biopesticides and

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1:22

Villa Maria Sale With Conditions | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

A historic Montreal estate, owned by the Sisters of Notre-Dame since 1854, is hitting the market—but with strict conditions: the buyer must honor the current college lease until 2030, negotiate a new 2-year extension, and uphold the site’s heritage and green spaces. The Sisters prioritize values over profit, allowing the college to match any offer, and plan to relocate their residence between 2026–2028 with employee support. Vatican approval is required, and proceeds will fund an endowment for

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1:41

Kingston Stop Could Halve Travel Times | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Canada’s high-speed rail company Alto is seriously considering a Kingston stop on its Peterborough-to-Ottawa route, a move that could slash travel times across Eastern Ontario and link Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal. Still in analysis, Alto is evaluating costs, ridership, accessibility, and economic impact before deciding. Advocacy groups like Transport Action back the Kingston stop but insist seamless connections with Via Rail are vital—and they’re pushing for downtown stations and direct

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1:11

Trump Tariffs Target Global Trade | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Trump’s administration slams global tariffs—except Canada, which gets a pass under USMCA rules—targeting 60+ nations for failing to stop forced labor in their supply chains, following a damning U.S. trade probe that found every trading partner short. 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 reporting.Report issues to

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1:17

Nine Quebecers Win $25M Lotto Max | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Nine lucky Quebecers, including eight from Laval and one from the Laurentides, just hit the Lotto Max jackpot—$25 million from a single group ticket bought in Chomedey. Each winner gets $2.5 million, except one who snagged two shares for $5 million. Winners like Thierno Diallo were stunned by the zeros, while Élie Sawan celebrated the shared joy. The convenience store? Reaped $250K in commission. A wild, feel-good windfall that’s got everyone smiling. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on

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1:09

Alberta's Referendum Under Fire | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Alberta’s Premier Danielle Smith is pushing a referendum on whether the province should stay in Canada, set for October 19th — but critics are blasting the move as political theater, costing taxpayers nearly $333,000 to promote. Opposition leader Naheed Nenshi argues most Albertans are content staying in the country, and the vote is really about party politics, not public will. The debate is heating up over whether this is a necessary democratic step or a costly distraction. Listen in

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2:08

Montreal’s Crime Numbers Are Improving | Montreal News

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2026/07/24

Montreal’s safety image is getting a major upgrade thanks to new Statistics Canada data — the city’s crime rate and severity index are both down five percent, outpacing the national average and beating out major rivals like Vancouver and Winnipeg. While Toronto’s crime rate is higher, its severity index is lower, and Calgary’s severity index matches Montreal’s but its crime rate doesn’t. Quebec as a whole is also trending down, with only Ontario lagging behind. Nationally, homicides and

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1:48

Oliver Jones Legacy Lives On | Montreal News

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2026/07/23

Montreal jazz icon Oliver Jones, who died at 91, left an indelible mark on music and community. A child prodigy from Little Burgundy, he dazzled clubs by 10 and toured the world, sharing stages with legends like Oscar Peterson. Revered for his humility and soul-stirring piano, he won Juno and Félix awards and touched countless lives. Tributes poured in from Quebec’s top leaders, and fans still gather at his mural. His legacy lives on through the Dr. Oliver Jones Golf Classic, founded to fund

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1:10

Search Continues for Missing Aaron Au Ramirez |...

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

2026/07/23

A heart-wrenching search continues for 13-year-old Aaron Au Ramirez, missing since his brother Maximo’s tragic drowning at Nutimik Lake. Aaron may have gone in to save Maximo, and clothing believed to be his was found Monday. The family, shattered by grief, finds solace in an outpouring of community love — including a GoFundMe that’s already raised $63,000. RCMP are using drones to scour the treacherous waters, where past tragedies have occurred. As officials weigh next steps, the town stands

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1:25

Ryan Gosling’s La La Hand Finally Fixed | Montreal News

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2026/07/23

Ryan Gosling’s long-standing beef with his own “La La Hand” from La La Land’s iconic poster just got a happy ending — and a new tattooed fanbase is not happy. For years, Gosling has hated the bent-wrist pose on the film’s original poster, calling it off-key compared to Emma Stone’s sleek hand position. Lionsgate listened, approving a new poster with his hand straightened to match hers — a subtle fix that’s huge for Gosling. But not everyone’s thrilled: some fans argue the mismatched hands

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1:16

Quebec Crew Wins $25M Lottery | Montreal News

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2026/07/23

Nine Quebecers hit the Lotto Max jackpot together, splitting $25 million after buying a group ticket — eight walked away with $2.5 million each, one with $5 million for buying two shares. The win wasn’t just about cash; it was about friendship, as one winner praised the shared victory. The corner store that sold the ticket also got a $250,000 bonus. Pure Quebec luck, shared and celebrated. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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1:32

First Snow Could Come Before Halloween | Montreal News

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2026/07/23

The Old Farmer’s Almanac warns Quebec’s fall could be wetter than average—with warmer temps in the east and cooler in the west—and hints at possible snow as early as October 11th to 17th, especially in southern areas like Montreal and Quebec City. Based on solar cycles, historical data, and meteorological trends, this long-range forecast suggests it’s time to start prepping your winter gear before Halloween. Keep in mind: it’s not set in stone—weather can shift as we get closer. Listen

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