Montreal
- 6d ago
FAA moves to dismiss two LaGuardia controllers who left shifts early before fatal collision
The Federal Aviation Administration is moving to fire two air traffic controllers who departed LaGuardia Airport an hour early on 22 March 2026, leaving the control tower understaffed during a fatal collision between an Air Canada plane and a fire truck.
- Aug 22
Canada arrests neo-Nazi teenager over AI-assisted school attack plot in Montreal
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police detained the youth following an FBI tip, alleging he used artificial intelligence to plan an attack and posted threats against minority communities on Telegram.
- Aug 17
Jonas Vingegaard ends 2026 cycling season following Tour de France collarbone fracture
Two-time Tour de France winner Jonas Vingegaard will not race again in 2026 as he continues his recovery from a collarbone fracture sustained in July.
- Aug 8
Hurkacz squanders two match points and exits ATP 1000 Montreal to Van de Zandschulp
Hubert Hurkacz squandered two match points and fell to Botic van de Zandschulp in the third round of the ATP 1000 tournament in Montreal, losing 6:3, 6:7, 5:7 in his first match back from a month-long injury layoff.
- Aug 5
Hubert Hurkacz returns from Wimbledon injury with three-set win over Marcos Giron at Montreal ATP 1000
The world No. 72 from Poland defeated American qualifier Marcos Giron in three sets on Tuesday, his first tournament appearance since retiring from Wimbledon a month ago.
- Jul 22
Tour de France: Florian Lipowitz breaks collarbone in Stage 16 crash, abandons race as Evenepoel wins
Florian Lipowitz’s Tour de France ended in a Stage 16 time-trial crash that broke his right collarbone, wiping out his podium bid and leaving Red Bull to funnel all its resources behind Remco Evenepoel for the final mountain stages.
- Jun 22
Gunman with incel manifesto killed by police after Montreal hotel shooting leaves officer and civilian dead
A man armed with a semi-automatic rifle opened fire at a Hilton hotel in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood on Monday, killing a police officer and a civilian. Police returned fire, killing the attacker, who investigators say left a manifesto tied to the involuntary celibate ideology.
- May 29
Germany Plans Mandatory Reserve Drills: Pistorius Pushes Law to End 'Double Voluntariness' for 200,000-Strong Force
Defence Minister Boris Pistorius is advancing a draft law to compel former soldiers to attend regular military exercises in peacetime, scrapping the current system where both reservists and their employers must consent.
