🚨 Crime & Public Safety
- Montreal minor arrested in alleged terror plot released with conditions. The youth was arrested in Montreal and freed under several court-imposed conditions, according to the report. The release follows the RCMP/Quebec police investigation into the alleged plot, and authorities specified multiple restrictions on the minor as part of the release.
- Man, 35, charged with first‑degree murder in connection with death of Montreal mother. A 35‑year‑old man has been formally charged with first‑degree murder after the death of a Montreal mother, per the charging document. The case is proceeding through Quebec courts under the first‑degree murder charge.
- Family of Montreal man who died after police intervention demands justice. Relatives are publicly seeking answers following the death of a Montreal man after police intervention, as reported by the family. The family’s call for accountability accompanies ongoing inquiries into the circumstances of the police involvement.
🏛️ Government & Politics
- Canada walked away from U.S. trade deal as talks collapsed over autos and decision‑making. Prime Minister Mark Carney said negotiations fell apart over disputes on auto tariffs and independent Canadian decision‑making, with U.S. tariffs on autos a focal point. The U.S. had delayed 50% tariffs on billions in Canadian goods by three days during negotiations and Trump previously targeted Canada's auto sector with 25% tariffs on some vehicles.
- Quebec politicians and association leaders reacted to new U.S. tariffs Saturday morning. Quebec officials and industry groups issued responses to the newly announced U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods, according to the coverage. Those reactions came as Ottawa weighed retaliatory measures and public statements from provincial leaders were circulated.
🏈 Sports
- Victoire's PWHL Walter Cup championship trophy missing after not arriving in Alberta. The Walter Cup trophy for the PWHL champion Victoire did not arrive in Alberta and is reported missing, an AP source said. The team and league are addressing the missing championship trophy ahead of scheduled events in Alberta.
- Girls dream big at Victoire hockey camp as pros reflect on their paths. The Victoire hockey camp hosted girls where professional players shared career‑path reflections, according to the report. The camp highlights development opportunities for young female players linked to the Victoire organization.
🎨 Community & Culture
- Inuk artist Thomas Whitely debuts printmaking exhibition in Montreal. Thomas Whitely opened his first Montreal exhibition featuring printmaking and references to dogsledding, per the profile piece. The show marks Whitely's debut exhibition in Montreal and highlights his work rooted in Inuk culture.
- Quebec tackles Japanese knotweed using a community lemonade‑can method. A local initiative in Quebec is targeting Japanese knotweed by using lemonade cans as part of the removal strategy, according to the feature. The program applies community‑level techniques to control the invasive plant across affected sites.
📰 Also Today
- Driver killed after crash into wall near Montebello, Que.
- Carney: Canada will match 50% U.S. tariffs dollar‑for‑dollar in some industries.
- McGill study: right‑leaning Canadians losing trust in election system, McGill finds.
- Quebec urged to name Sanair racetrack heritage site over proposed school plan.
