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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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1:56

Sunscreen Saves Lives, But Misinfo Spreads | Montreal...

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

2026/07/14

Melanoma cases in Alberta are skyrocketing—nearly doubling in a decade—with experts predicting close to 1,200 new diagnoses this year and over 100 deaths. The culprit? UV radiation, whether from sun or tanning beds. Simple prevention: broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen reapplied every two hours. But here’s the problem—many skip it, with a third admitting to sunburns last year. Worse, social media is flooded with misleading content claiming sunscreen is toxic or carcinogenic, and those videos are

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1:17

Heroic CPR Saves Life by Bow River | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

A reporter by the Bow River saved a drowning man’s life with CPR and a dozen bystanders’ help—no training required, just guts and quick action. The man’s pulse was restored, and the hero walked away with just scrapes. He’s now urging everyone to learn first aid: one person’s intervention can literally turn the tide. 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

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1:45

Winnipeg’s New Women’s Soccer Team | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Winnipeg’s getting a women’s pro soccer team next year — the seventh franchise in the new Northern Super League — a bold move after the city’s men’s team folded just a year ago. Co-founded by Canadian legend Desiree Scott and ex-Valour FC coach Rob Gale, the club aims for local ownership and upgraded facilities at the Ralph Cantafio Complex. While the league is still young, rising interest in women’s sports and more accessible ticket pricing could help. But challenges remain: Winnipeg’s smaller

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0:59

Stabbings in Hamilton Resolve Quickly | Montreal News

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

2026/07/14

Stabbings in Hamilton Resolve Quickly | Montreal News

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1:57

Shakespeare with Fake Guns | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Get ready to laugh — not scream — at The Hubcity Theatre’s wild, Miami Vice-inspired take on “The Comedy of Errors,” complete with orange-tipped imitation firearms that’ll have you grinning, not panicking. Running through July 25th in Riverview and Moncton, this playful, mistaken-identity farce is all about chaotic fun, not danger. The RCMP even teamed up to warn the public — so no one calls 911 by accident. It’s a lighthearted, safe spectacle designed to delight, with vibrant costumes and a

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1:34

Oilsands Emissions Rise Despite Carbon Capture |...

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

2026/07/14

Even as Canada’s Pathways carbon storage project shrinks to just six megatonnes annually by 2035, new oilsands production—backed by a West Coast pipeline—could add 20 megatonnes of emissions yearly. With Alberta’s carbon pricing failing to spur real investment in clean tech, emissions from the sector are poised to climb. The federal and provincial governments have tied the pipeline to Pathways, but critics argue that stronger pricing—not uncertain carbon capture tech—would be a more reliable

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1:24

Manitoba Hits Summer Power Record | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Manitoba just shattered its summer electricity demand record as a scorching heat wave pushed the grid to 3,751 megawatts—surpassing last year’s peak by over 200 megawatts. With temperatures hitting the mid-30s Celsius and humidex soaring near 45, Monday’s weekday demand spiked as offices and businesses joined homes in powering up air conditioners. Though Sunday was hotter in some areas, Monday’s surge was driven by broader usage. Still, winter remains Manitoba’s biggest energy challenge—with a

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1:36

Two Teams Suspended Before Finals | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Two U-17 boys’ soccer teams, Okanagan FC and Saanich Fusion, got one-game suspensions right before the A-Cup finals after a bizarre, low-energy match where players were seen kicking the ball around and even eating sandwiches — all while already locked into the championship. B.C. Soccer handed down the penalties despite claims from Okanagan’s technical director that the game was a “save energy” strategy with no incentive to compete. The match ended in a wild 1-1 tie with goalies scoring on each

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1:03

Officer Charged with Impaired Driving | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

A Gatineau police officer was arrested by Sûreté du Québec for impaired driving—off-duty and off-the-clock—sparking outrage and questions about accountability. The SPVG has kept him on the payroll but reassigned him to an administrative role while legal proceedings continue. Crown prosecutors have formally charged him with alcohol-related impairment, and the Ministry of Interior Security is monitoring the case. He’s been released pending court date, and the public is watching closely as this

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1:59

Five Years Later No Justice Yet | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Five years after a catastrophic crane collapse in Kelowna killed five men, families still await justice as no criminal charges have been approved—despite a police recommendation from 2024. The union representing crane operators calls the delay a systemic failure, launching a campaign to pressure authorities for action. Meanwhile, BC is introducing new safety measures, including skilled-trades certification for operators and licensing for crane companies by 2027, but advocates stress that

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1:52

Carroll Receives $5.6M Verdict Payment | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

E. Jean Carroll has officially received over $5.6 million from a jury verdict against Donald Trump, including the original $5 million award plus interest, after the Supreme Court upheld the ruling and blocked Trump’s last-ditch legal attempt to stop the payout. The funds, held in escrow since last year, were transferred earlier this week and will be deposited into Carroll’s retirement account. The verdict stemmed from allegations that Trump sexually assaulted her in a department store dressing

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1:40

Ann Widdecombe Death Under Terror Probe | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

British counterterror police are now probing the brutal murder of former MP Ann Widdecombe as a possible targeted terror attack, after a 28-year-old suspect was arrested over 200 miles away and rearrested on terror charges following new evidence. Widdecombe, a polarizing political figure known for her conservative stances and TV fame, was killed in her home — a case that shifted from local homicide to national security concern as investigators uncover signs of premeditation. Authorities remain

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1:03

Montreal’s Top Tacos from Readers | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Montreal’s taco scene just got ranked by the people—here’s where the top spots are, based on the 2026 Best of MTL readers poll. Tacos Frida on Notre-Dame West takes the crown, followed by La Capital Tacos and Tin Tan (both with multiple locations for easy access). Completing the top five: La Toxica (also multi-location) and Taco Signature on Mont-Royal East. It’s a mix of longtime favorites and rising stars—proof that Montrealers know where to find the best, most authentic tacos. Next time

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1:54

Chinese EVs Target Canada | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Chinese automakers, led by Dongfeng Motor, are aggressively eyeing Canada as their North American launchpad, shifting from imports to manufacturing to secure growth amid razor-thin profit margins back home. With federal tariff adjustments paving the way and luxury EVs like Geely’s Lotus already arriving, this isn’t just a market play—it’s a strategic, multi-year blueprint to embed Chinese EVs into Canada’s auto landscape, starting with premium models and gradually moving to affordable ones,

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1:34

Eastern Ontario Heat Wave Hits Hard | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Eastern Ontario and western Quebec are in the grip of a brutal heat wave, with temperatures soaring into the mid-30s Celsius and humidity making it feel like the low 40s. Ottawa could hit its hottest day of the year, while towns like Brockville and Kingston may set local records. Some businesses, including a Dunrobin café, are shutting down to protect staff from dangerous kitchen conditions. Environment Canada issued heat warnings, and cities are opening cooling centers as heat exhaustion

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1:02

Severe Storms and Heat Warning | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Severe thunderstorms threaten southern Quebec today, with high risk of strong winds, hail, heavy rain, and even tornadoes—Environment Canada is closely monitoring. Add to that a scorching humidex of 42°C, and officials are urging everyone to stay hydrated, avoid outdoor heat, and check on vulnerable neighbors. Stay safe and keep your head on a swivel. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

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1:38

Heatwave, Storms, and Smoke Across Canada | Montreal...

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2026/07/14

A scorching heatwave blankets five provinces and one territory, with temperatures hitting mid-to-high thirties and humidity making it feel like the mid-forties — all fueled by a massive U.S. high-pressure system. While some brace for extreme heat, others in Quebec and New Brunswick face potential storms and tornado warnings. Cities like Ottawa are opening cooling centers, urging residents to stay hydrated and seek shade. Compounding the misery, wildfire smoke drifts west of Thunder Bay,

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0:50

Tragic ATV Accident in Carleton-sur-Mer | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Tragic ATV Accident in Carleton-sur-Mer | Montreal News

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1:33

Saskatchewan’s Justice System Under Fire | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Saskatchewan’s justice minister is brushing off five wrongful inmate releases this year as minor human errors in a paper-heavy system, but experts warn this points to deeper, systemic flaws in communication and collaboration across correctional facilities. Behind the numbers lie real human costs — mental health struggles, addiction, and the high-stakes environment of prisons. While the province plans to roll out an electronic system to improve coordination, critics demand an independent

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1:34

Five Nova Scotia Libraries Get Lifeline | Montreal News

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2026/07/14

Five rural Nova Scotia libraries facing permanent closure got a last-minute reprieve after the Annapolis Valley Regional Library board approved using $80,000 from reserves to keep them open until September 30. The move came after community outcry and protests, as residents rallied to protect these vital community hubs. The board also backed off seeking more funding from municipalities, shifting focus to local collaboration — with Kentville’s mayor urging regional governments to step up and find

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