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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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1:30

Supreme Court Restores Mandatory Minimum for Child...

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2026/07/10

The Supreme Court of Canada has overturned a Quebec court ruling, reinstating a mandatory six-month jail sentence for anyone convicted of soliciting or obtaining sexual services from a minor for money. In a 7-2 decision, the court ruled the sentence doesn’t violate the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, calling it a reasonable and necessary response to protect minors and deter exploitation. The case stems from 2018, when 55-year-old Mario Denis was sentenced under this law after responding to a

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1:20

Firefighters Compete and Invite You | Montreal News

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2026/07/10

Over 130 firefighters battle it out in Montreal’s fifth Canadian Firefit Championship, testing strength and rescue skills in real-life scenarios — all while showcasing their community spirit. The event features live vehicle extrication demos, vintage fire truck parades, and public participation options including timed runs. Families can enjoy free BBQs, bouncy castles, face painting, and giant games over the weekend, from 9 AM to 4 PM — a thrilling, hands-on celebration of first responders and

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1:56

California Wines Demand Reentry in Quebec | Montreal...

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2026/07/10

California wine growers are sounding the alarm as U.S. lawmakers, including Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff, push Quebec to reverse its 15-month ban on American alcohol — a move triggered by U.S. tariffs. Quebec, led by Premier Christine Fréchette, insists no concessions will be made until trade talks begin, despite billions in lost sales and growers describing the situation as a “slow bleed.” While a limited sale of discounted American stock helps avoid spoilage and funds food banks, it’s no sign

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1:26

Senator’s Racist Outburst After Mbappé Goal |...

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2026/07/10

A Paraguayan senator unleashed a racist rant online after Kylian Mbappé’s winning penalty, calling him a “colonized Cameroonian” and a “brute,” then doubled down in senate, calling him a “son of a bitch” and claiming he wasn’t really French. The senate condemned her remarks as racist, France’s football federation called them “abhorrent,” and prosecutors opened an investigation. When she tried to blame a hacked account, she later posted, “France can keep bothering me.” A shocking reminder that

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1:37

Beach Cleanup Turned Tragic | Montreal News

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2026/07/10

A California beach cleanup turned into a nightmare when Jason Turner, trying to be a good citizen after the Fourth of July, stumbled upon what he thought was debris—only to trigger a deadly explosion that cost him his hand. His daughter launched a GoFundMe that’s already raised over $98,000, calling it a tragic twist on a simple act of kindness. The blast also caused severe injuries including metal fragments in his eyes and a ruptured eardrum, leaving him deaf on one side and facing multiple

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0:58

Montreal’s Sunny Weekend Forecast | Montreal News

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2026/07/10

Montreal’s weekend weather is looking absolutely perfect—sunny, warm, and inviting. Saturday and Sunday promise clear skies, highs of 27°C (feeling like 30°C with the humidex) and 29°C respectively, with lows around 17°C and 19°C. Friday starts with a mix of sun and clouds, warming to 27°C, but clouds clear by evening. UV index is high—don’t forget the sunscreen. Ideal for outdoor adventures and soaking up the sun. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:18

Canada’s Job Market Steadies in June | Montreal News

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2026/07/10

Canada’s job market edged forward in June, adding 18,000 new positions and nudging unemployment down to 6.5% — a modest but encouraging sign after a strong May surge. Most of the new roles were part-time, concentrated in restaurants, hotels, and retail. Amid ongoing trade uncertainty, the economy shows resilience, and analysts are watching closely to see if this momentum holds. With inflation and interest rates still top of mind for the Bank of Canada, every data point matters as we track the

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1:03

GTA Weather Relief Here to Stay | Montreal News

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2026/07/10

GTA weather is finally turning around—after days of sticky heat, drier and more comfortable air is rolling in with scattered showers today, but clear skies ahead. Weekend forecast: sunshine, highs around 28-29°C, and genuinely pleasant conditions. But don’t relax too soon—tropical humidity returns Monday, with hot and muggy days hitting 30-34°C through Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday brings some relief with cooler temps and a chance of rain. Savor the sunshine while you can. Listen in

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1:48

Elderly Patient Left in Hotel After Hospital...

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2026/07/10

An 82-year-old COPD patient, Dorothy Spulnick, was discharged from Lakeridge Health to a motel—only to be told she’d have just two days with oxygen and meds. Calling it a “dive,” she and her family say the move was unsafe and cruel, especially since she couldn’t care for herself. The hospital claims she refused discharge planning, but her daughter insists she was too ill to leave. After refusing to stay at the motel, Spulnick ended up in a Cobourg hospital and is now on a long-term care crisis

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1:20

FIFA’s Red Card Ruling Sparks Debate | Montreal News

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2026/07/10

FIFA’s inconsistent red card punishments in the World Cup are sparking outrage: England’s Jarell Quansah got a firm two-match ban for a studs-up challenge, while U.S. star Folarin Balogun received a suspended one-match ban for a similar incident — prompting former referees to demand fairness. The twist? Reports suggest Trump personally intervened in Balogun’s case, though FIFA denies influence — adding fuel to the fire as experts slam the disparity in discipline. Listen in comfort:Get a

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2:07

Ancient Manuscript Arrives in Montreal | Montreal News

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2026/07/10

Montreal’s Université de Montréal just unveiled a treasure trove of seven rare historical artifacts, including a 900-year-old manuscript fragment once bound into a later book—now a medieval writing goldmine. Alongside illuminated Books of Hours, an early printed book, and a stunning 19th-century anatomical atlas, these pieces offer hands-on access to history’s evolution, from Carolingian script to early printing. Researchers and students rejoice at having such rare originals right in Montreal,

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1:43

Saint-Michel’s Cultural Renaissance | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

Montreal’s Saint-Michel is set to transform into a vibrant cultural hub with QUAC’s bold plan to fuse art, economy, and community. Groupe HD’s $150M investment will build 380 homes and create integrated living spaces, while Galerie LA 40 unveils 20 new murals and 100 youth artworks. The city’s mayor stresses connectivity and inclusion, aiming to bridge the divide left by the 40 highway and turn Saint-Michel into a beloved, world-class destination rooted in local spirit. Listen in

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1:02

Air Canada Plane Skids Off Taxiway | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

An Air Canada flight from Los Angeles veered off the taxiway at Montreal-Trudeau after landing, but thankfully no one was injured. Emergency crews responded, briefly shutting down the runway to evacuate all 156 passengers and 6 crew safely via bus. The Boeing 737 MAX is now being towed to a hangar for inspection, while Air Canada launches its own investigation into the incident. Travelers are urged to check flight status before heading to the airport as delays continue. Listen in

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1:27

Brampton Drug King Gets 20 Years | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

A Brampton man, Guramrit Sidhu, just got a 20-year sentence for orchestrating a massive drug trafficking ring that moved $17 million worth of drugs from the U.S. to Canada in just one month. He admitted guilt in a plea deal, confessing to leading a sprawling criminal enterprise that shipped over 500kg of meth and 300kg of cocaine via semi-trucks, using coded phone numbers and bills to coordinate couriers. His operation ran for nearly a year and a half, making him the seventh defendant to plead

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1:42

Beef Price Fixing Settlement Update | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

Beef buyers since 2015, take note: a potential $8 million settlement looms after JBS and National Beef face accusations of price-fixing in Canada. Filed in 2022, the class-action lawsuit alleges these companies colluded to limit supply and inflate prices. While the companies aren’t admitting fault, court approval is still pending—with hearings scheduled in BC and Quebec. Crucially, this settlement excludes restaurants and food service buyers. Stay tuned as courts decide how payouts will be

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1:44

Montreal’s Italian Film Festival Vibe | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

Montreal’s Italian Contemporary Film Festival is back with free outdoor screenings every Wednesday through August 26th at Park Dante, featuring Italian cinema with French or English subtitles—and yes, you guessed it: pasta, gelato, and wine are on the menu. This isn’t just a film festival—it’s a vibrant Italian piazza experience designed to bring communities together. Highlights include the sports drama “Il Maestro” and Paolo Sorrentino’s “La Grazia,” but even if you’ve never seen the films,

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1:16

BC Toxic Overdose Deaths Plummet | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

British Columbia just hit a major milestone — the lowest number of suspected toxic drug deaths in years, down over 50% from pandemic-era highs. This marks the first time since before the pandemic that numbers have dipped this low, despite a decade-long public health emergency. Most victims — 76% male, over two-thirds aged 30 to 59 — are still disproportionately impacted. Fluorofentanyl was found in 67% of cases, while cocaine and fentanyl together were present in 55%. Smoking remains the most

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1:08

Quebec’s Population Shifts Ahead | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

Quebec’s population is set to dip slightly over the next three years before leveling off, with steepest declines in northern regions like Côte-Nord and Gaspésie, while Quebec City and Chaudière-Appalaches see growth—driven by slowing immigration and targeted regional incentives, with Quebec City projected to lead the demographic surge by 2051. 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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1:36

Montreal’s Housing Crisis Deepens | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

Montreal’s housing crisis is hitting hard: 71 households remain in emergency shelter—nearly double from last year—after Quebec’s July 1 moving day left many without homes. With soaring prices and a market worse than in 30 years, even condos are now less affordable than Toronto’s. While advocates see temporary aid as a win over homelessness, they warn urgent action is needed for permanent, affordable housing. The city’s housing authority is helping families find long-term solutions, with

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1:28

NATO Leaders Walk Away With Revolvers | Montreal News

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2026/07/09

At the NATO summit in Ankara, leaders walked away with a surprise: custom-engraved .357 magnum revolvers, Turkish-made Sarsilmaz copies of the Colt Python, each bearing their names. Prime Minister Mark Carney joked that his maple syrup gift felt outclassed, and confirmed the RCMP now holds his revolver—decommissioned and destined for a museum as a diplomatic artifact. While NATO focused on boosting defense spending to 5% of GDP by 2035, the gift-giving turned heads—and guns. Listen in

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