🚨 Crime & Public Safety
- Teen hospitalised after moped-vehicle collision in Les Cèdres. A 15-year-old boy was found seriously injured beside a damaged moped on Route 338 near Chemin St‑Féréol shortly before 1 a.m., and was taken to hospital, the Sûreté du Québec says. Police ask witnesses or anyone who saw a vehicle with collision damage to contact the SQ Vaudreuil‑Dorion major crimes team.
- Montrealers march after two women killed in one week. Residents held a demonstration in Montreal to denounce violence against women following reports that two women were killed in the city within a single week, organisers and media reported.
🏈 Sports
- Humana‑Paredes and Wilkerson reach semifinals at Montreal Elite16. The pair advanced to the semifinal round at the Montreal Elite16 as they pursue a third consecutive title, according to tournament results and coverage.
- CF Montréal rallied to a 2–2 draw with visiting L.A. Galaxy. The match ended 2–2 in Montreal, with the visiting L.A. Galaxy on the scoresheet, per game reports.
🎨 Community & Culture
- Montreal World Press Photo Exhibition returns for its 19th edition. The international photojournalism exhibition is back in Montreal for its 19th year, organisers announced.
- Montreal singer‑songwriter releases debut album inspired by Egyptian roots. A local artist released a debut album citing her Egyptian heritage as the inspiration, according to album publicity and profiles.
🏛️ Government & Politics
- Eastern Canada premiers urge consumers to buy local amid U.S. tariffs. Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette said if each Quebec family bought $25 of local products weekly it would inject about $3 billion into the province; PEI Premier Rob Lantz and New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt urged residents to favour Canadian goods amid U.S. tariff threats.
- Quebec premier says U.S. nearly encroached on Canadian sovereignty during tariff talks. Quebec’s premier made the claim while discussing recent tariff negotiations with U.S. officials, per the report.
