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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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1:48

Canada’s Provinces Open Alcohol Borders | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Canada’s provinces are finally breaking down interprovincial alcohol trade barriers, with nine premiers agreeing to allow direct-to-consumer sales across borders — a major win for brewers and distillers tired of costly, fragmented regulations. This move, part of a broader push for smoother domestic trade, comes as U.S. tariffs loom as a serious threat, pushing Canadian producers to prioritize homegrown opportunities. With a 2026 deadline in place and some provinces already leading the charge,

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1:37

Quebec Campgrounds Go Quiet | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Quebec’s parks are cracking down on campers in 2026 with strict new rules designed to keep everyone chill—no loud music, no generators running all night, and hammocks banned unless hung from furniture. Nighttime curfews, equipment limits, and strict occupancy caps mean peace and quiet for all, or face the boot without a refund. 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,

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1:31

Haiti en Folie Celebrates 222 Years | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Montreal’s Haitian culture festival Haïti en Folie returns for its 20th year with a vibrant celebration of music, film, and literature — and this year’s lineup is extra special, honoring Haiti’s 222nd independence and the national soccer team’s World Cup return after 52 years. Expect powerhouse performances from top Haitian artists, immersive film screenings, and deep cultural discussions. The festival’s founder, Fabienne Colas, celebrates Haiti’s enduring creativity and resilience. Highlights

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1:20

Officer Saves Driver from Burning Car | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

A routine traffic stop in Southlake, Texas, turned into a heart-pounding rescue when flames erupted from a vehicle with its driver still inside. Corporal Joshua Swisher acted with split-second courage, smashing the window and pulling the driver to safety just as the car went up in flames. The driver walked away with only shock, and Swisher—honored with the department’s second-highest award for bravery—credits his training and instincts. This gripping moment reminds us: for first responders, no

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1:51

Thermos & BISSELL Recalls in Canada | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

TJX Canada is recalling two popular household items: certain Thermos food jars and bottles with a dangerous missing pressure valve that can explode and cause injuries, and BISSELL Steam Shot attachments that can detach mid-use, spraying hot steam and causing burns. Over a million Thermos units and 96,000 attachments were sold in Canada — with real injuries already reported. If you own either, stop using them immediately and visit the manufacturer’s site for free replacements or refunds. Safety

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1:39

D4vd Murder Trial Begins | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

A judge is weighing whether there’s enough evidence to send rising TikTok star D4vd — real name David Burke — to trial for the brutal murder and dismemberment of a 14-year-old girl. Prosecutors say Burke, 21, lured her into a rented home, stabbed her to death, and chopped her body apart in his garage — all after a years-long sexual relationship that began when she was just 13. DNA, chainsaws, and surveillance footage allegedly showing Burke driving her car are key pieces of evidence. Burke,

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0:59

Montreal Storm Warning: Safety First | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Montreal’s under a yellow alert for dangerous thunderstorms—expect wild wind gusts, heavy downpours, and possible tornadoes. Stay indoors if you hear thunder or see lightning. Avoid being out on the water. Be ready for roof, fence, and outdoor structure damage. Safety first—watch the sky and stay prepared. 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

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1:25

Quebec Police Bust Fake ID Ring | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Quebec police smashed a massive forgery ring in Montreal, seizing over 250 fake IDs, passports, and printing gear used to counterfeit documents for Canada, France, Switzerland, Italy, and more — plus three getaway cars and cash from a linked bank account. One suspect is in custody facing serious charges, and the probe is still expanding as authorities chase down the full scope of this highly organized operation. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:13

Cat Caught Speeding 108 Over Limit | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

A 21-year-old cat just got a $1,993 speeding ticket after clocking 208 km/h on Highway 15—way over the 100 km/h limit. The Sûreté du Québec pulled him over, slapped him with 24 demerit points, and revoked his license for a full week. This isn’t just a ticket—it’s a deadly wake-up call: speeding kills, and Quebec’s highways are still seeing too many fatal crashes because of it. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:43

Wildfires Force Evacuations in Ontario | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Wildfires rage across northwestern Ontario, with 47 out of 140 fires still spreading — the biggest, Thunder Bay 36, scorched over 318,000 hectares. Evacuations are underway in communities like Thunder Bay and Fort Frances, with key highways shut down and OPP aiding residents to flee. Over 2,400 people, including 10 First Nations, have been relocated. Meanwhile, northeastern Ontario faces 43 active fires, five uncontrolled. But there’s good news: Thunder Bay is reopening beaches, pools, and golf

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2:04

Therapy Pause Hurts Healing | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

A federal trauma support program for residential school survivors in the Northwest Territories has been abruptly paused, leaving clients and therapists in crisis. Despite March funding approval, new clients and renewals were halted in late May, cutting off critical care for those relying on therapy to heal from intergenerational trauma. Catherine Blondin and Betty Bird, longtime beneficiaries, were left in the dark—some by chance, others by force—while therapists face financial instability and

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1:32

Weather Wrecks Festivals | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Wildfire smoke forced the cancellation of the first two days of Rock the Park in London, Ontario — just one of many summer events hit by unpredictable weather. From tornado warnings to smoky skies, organizers are facing tough calls that ripple through artists, crews, and fans alike. The emotional toll is heavy, and the financial fallout hits vendors and charities hard. But as organizers adapt — rescheduling acts, rethinking logistics — there’s hope that with smarter planning and a little luck,

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1:59

Kashechewan Water Crisis Update | Montreal News

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2026/07/21

Kashechewan First Nation residents, displaced for over six months, await critical water test results to return home after a catastrophic water treatment failure unleashed a cryptosporidium outbreak affecting over sixty people. Health Canada’s chlorine dioxide flush, complicated by leaky plumbing in 30% of homes, delayed cleanup. With results pending at least a week, roughly 1,700 people remain in Ontario hotels—struggling with mental and physical tolls. Compounding the crisis, wildfires

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2:07

Beluga Whales Headed to U.S. for Rescue | Montreal News

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2026/07/20

Six beluga whales are embarking on a historic, cross-border rescue mission to the U.S., marking a potential end to Marineland’s animal operations. After years of controversy and failed relocation attempts—including a blocked move to China—the whales are being transported in specialized containers with police escorts to accredited aquariums in Chicago, San Antonio, and beyond. Critics hail this as a turning point for marine animal welfare, though some argue a seaside sanctuary would’ve been

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1:24

Trump Slams Canada with Dairy Tariffs | Montreal News

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2026/07/20

Trump’s new 50% tariffs on Canadian exports—targeting alcohol, cars, and especially dairy—are framed as a defensive move to counter Canada’s trade practices, not a full trade war. Set to take effect in 30 days, the tariffs aim to pressure Canada into policy changes, particularly around dairy imports that disadvantage U.S. farmers. The U.S. Trade Representative cites longstanding trade imbalances and invokes the 1930 Trade Act to justify the move, signaling a major shift for goods previously

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1:32

Gordie Howe Bridge Opens July 27 | Montreal News

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2026/07/20

The Gordie Howe International Bridge is finally set to open to vehicle traffic on Monday, July 27th — after years of planning, a $6.4 billion investment, and political hurdles. A special pre-opening event this Friday will honor the journey, with local leaders like Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens and MP Brian Masse reflecting on the collective effort. Pedestrian and bike access follows on August 5th, and officials are confident this date will hold — unlike past delays. It’s more than infrastructure;

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1:26

Teen Charged After Premier’s Car Damaged | Montreal News

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2026/07/20

A 19-year-old in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, faces serious charges after allegedly surrounding and damaging Premier Tim Houston’s car during a protest following his speech at Acadia University. The RCMP has since dropped the charges, but the teen remains in custody after being formally charged with intimidation and mischief. The incident underscores the volatile dynamics of public protests and the legal consequences when elected officials are targeted. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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1:13

Roughriders Star in Fatal Highway Crash | Montreal News

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2026/07/20

Tragic crash on Highway 11 near Regina claims lives of two young drivers: Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Jayden Dalke, 30, and 22-year-old Bhishma Rajyaguru. Dalke, returning from a team bye week, was found driving the wrong way with alcohol and cannabis in his SUV. Authorities are investigating, with toxicology and autopsy results pending. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an

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1:13

Saguenay Floods 30 Years Later | Montreal News

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2026/07/20

Thirty years after the 1996 Saguenay floods—Canada’s worst natural disaster—this episode recalls the devastation: 10 lives lost, 16,000 evacuated, rivers bursting with 300mm of rain, towns erased, and a billion-dollar toll. But amid the ruin, Canada rose: the military rescued stranded families, a national telethon raised $3 million, and communities came together in a powerful display of solidarity. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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1:39

Gorgosaurus Skull Found in BC | Montreal News

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2026/07/20

Scientists just cracked a major fossil mystery: a dinosaur skull found in a British Columbia campground in 2017 belongs to a Gorgosaurus—a speedy, horned cousin of T. rex. Despite most of the bone being worn away, the rock impression was detailed enough to create a cast, revealing unique jaw features that confirmed its identity as Gorgosaurus libratus. The find, made by fossil-hunting hiker Rick Lambert (who was apparently guided there by a squirrel), is the first of its kind in B.C. and

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