Montreal
Coverage of Montreal in the Nexus archive.
- Baribo scores a goal, Johnson has 5 saves for DC United in 1-1 tie with Montreal
In an MLS match on Aug. 15, 2026, D.C. United and CF Montréal played to a 1-1 tie at Saputo Stadium. Tai Baribo scored the equalizer in the 67th minute, while Sean Johnson had six saves for D.C. United that night. Prince Owusu opened up the scoring for D.C. United with a penalty kick in the 50th minute.
- Milestone Pharmaceuticals: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
Milestone Pharmaceuticals Inc. reported a loss of $28.6 million and 21 cents per share for its second quarter, missing Wall Street expectations. The company also posted revenue of $559,000, which fell short of the three-analyst forecast of $800,000.
- Teenagers are shooting out over 50 applications and getting ghosted even for volunteer jobs: ‘I’ll take anything at this point’
Teenagers are facing a difficult summer job market, which may mark the lowest teen hiring since 1948, according to recent reports. Many students report being ghosted or rejected after sending dozens of applications for seasonal and volunteer jobs. These struggles have led teens to adopt various strategies, including going to local storefronts with resumes in hand, while competition demands increasing levels of experience.
- 5N Plus: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
5N Plus Inc. reported second-quarter earnings of $19.7 million, with a profit of 22 cents per share (adjusted to 17 cents per share after non-recurring gains) and revenue of $122.4 million. The Montreal-based specialty metal and chemical products maker shared these results in a report generated by Automated Insights using data from Zacks Investment Research.
- Montreal kosher restaurant severely damaged in fire; cops investigating
A Montreal kosher restaurant called Nöam was severely damaged in a fire, and police are investigating. A Liberal MP has urged authorities to treat the blaze as a hate crime amid recent attacks on Jewish targets in Canada.
- I thought a 6-year break had ended my tech career. One thing made returning to work easier.
Ramya Ramesh took a 6-year career break to move to Canada with her family, facing challenges like language barriers and childcare. She eventually returned to work in the semiconductor industry through a re-entry program at her former company.
- Upstate New York town memorializes Montreal girl allegedly killed by father
A nine-year-old girl from Montreal was found dead near a swamp in Upstate New York a year ago. Local resident Bridgette Cruz states that new road signs are helping to keep the girl's memory alive.
- Murder trial begins for Luciano Frattolin, coffee entrepreneur accused of drowning daughter in NY pond
Luciano Frattolin, a coffee entrepreneur, is on trial for allegedly drowning his daughter, Melina, in a New York pond. He is accused of filing a false kidnapping report after the incident.
- Lawyers to present arguments in trial of Montreal man accused of killing daughter in New York
Lawyers are presenting opening arguments in the trial of a Montreal man accused of killing his nine-year-old daughter, Melina Frattolin, in 2025 during a trip to New York. The case involves allegations of a fatal incident during a family trip.
- Statins Tied to Lower Major Complication Risk After Retinal Surgery
A large propensity-matched analysis found that people with a history of statin use had nearly a 50% lower risk of two major complications after retinal detachment surgery. The study involved almost 7,500 patients undergoing the procedure.
- Stem Cell Therapy for GA Shows Early Evidence of Vision Gains, Retina Preservation
A stem cell-derived therapy for advanced geographic atrophy (GA) showed preliminary evidence of vision improvement and retina preservation, according to a small study reported in Montreal. The study indicated potential benefits in preserving retinal health and enhancing visual acuity in patients with advanced GA.
- United employee threatens to call ICE on family during ticket dispute at SFO
A United Airlines employee at San Francisco International Airport threatened to call ICE on a family during a ticket dispute. The family was traveling to Montreal, Canada, when the incident occurred, according to Julio Varela, who reported the event to KRON4.
- Dramatic Results Seen With Gene Therapy for Age-Related Macular Degeneration
Gene therapy for neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD) showed stable vision and retinal anatomy for up to 5 years, with significant reductions in treatment burden, according to studies presented in Montreal.
- Vision Benefits in GA With Complement Inhibitor, Regardless of AMD, Anti-VEGF
Pegcetacoplan (Syfovre), a complement inhibitor, showed similar efficacy in treating geographic atrophy (GA) whether administered to patients with concurrent neovascular age-related macular degeneration (nAMD) or to those with GA alone. The findings are based on data from a retina clinical trial.
- In Quebec, 'moving day' overshadowed by housing crisis
Moving day in Montreal, Canada, on July 1, 2026, is overshadowed by a housing crisis in Quebec.
- Steve's Music closing its doors in Montreal after more than 60 years
Steve's Music is closing its doors in Montreal after operating for over 60 years. The closure marks the end of a long-standing local music business.
- Two people pulled from Montreal's Lachine Canal overnight in critical condition
Rescue teams spent hours searching for two individuals in Montreal's Lachine Canal overnight, resulting in both being hospitalized in critical condition.
- A timeline of Montreal's deadly Côte-des-Neiges shooting
A shooting in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood resulted in the deaths of a police officer and a civilian. The suspect's motives and the sequence of events remain unclear.
- Dean's list philosophy graduate is unmasked as Montreal shooter who killed two outside Hilton hotel
A philosophy graduate listed on the Dean's list was identified as the individual responsible for a shooting in Montreal that resulted in two fatalities outside a Hilton hotel.
- Suspect in Montreal officer’s death left manifesto tied to incel ideology, source says
A suspect accused of killing a police officer in Montreal left a manifesto linked to the incel ideology, which promotes resentment toward people who have sex. The suspect, identified as Seth Scott Hatfield, was killed by police, and the incident prompted warnings about potential copycat attacks. The Quebec coroner confirmed the identities of the victims, including the officer and a bystander.
- Officer among 2 killed in a Montreal shooting that sources say appeared to target police
A gunman killed two people, including a police officer, in a targeted attack in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood. The suspect, who was later killed, is linked to an incel ideology, and a 100-page manifesto is under investigation. The other victim, Michel Mizrahi, was an Israeli citizen and member of Montreal's Jewish community.
- 40 mayors worldwide endorse a pact to shape data center development
Forty mayors from 40 cities worldwide have endorsed a pact to promote sustainable data center development through C40 Cities, focusing on resource management, energy efficiency, and climate goals. The initiative, launched during London Climate Action Week, addresses concerns about electricity and water usage, land competition, and includes cities in the U.S., Europe, Africa, and Asia-Pacific.
- 2 killed, including police officer, in Montreal shooting
Two people, including a police officer, were killed in a Montreal shooting. The suspect was also killed, according to police. Shanelle Kaul reported the incident.
- 2 killed, including police officer, in Montreal shooting
Two people, including a police officer, were killed in a Montreal, Canada, shooting on Monday. The suspect was also killed, police said. Shanelle Kaul reports.
- Video shows deadly shooting in Montreal, Canada
A deadly shooting occurred in Montreal, Canada, resulting in the deaths of a police officer, a civilian, and the suspected gunman.
- Shooting in Montreal leaves three dead, including suspect and a police officer
A shooting in Montreal resulted in three deaths, including the suspect and a police officer. The incident occurred on June 22, 2026, with police responding to the scene.
- Gunman kills a Montreal officer at a Hilton hotel before being shot dead, police say
A gunman opened fire at a Montreal Hilton hotel, killing a police officer and a civilian before being shot dead by police. A second officer was seriously injured, and the incident marked the first time in 24 years a Montreal officer was killed in the line of duty.
- Shooting in Jewish area of Montreal leaves civilian, police officer dead; motive unclear
A shooting in a Jewish area of Montreal killed a civilian and a police officer, with the attacker also dead. Jewish residents indicated the attack did not appear to target the community specifically, and a Jewish man was seriously wounded, according to ZAKA rescue organization.
- Gunman kills a Montreal officer at a Hilton hotel before being shot dead, police say
A suspect armed with a long gun opened fire at a Montreal Hilton hotel, killing a police officer before being shot dead by officers. The attack occurred at a hotel in Montreal.
- At least 2 killed in Montreal shooting, officials say
At least two people, including a police officer, were killed in a shooting in a Montreal neighborhood. The suspect was also killed. CBS News' Shanelle Kaul reported the incident.
- Shooting in Montreal, Canada leaves 3 dead including suspect
A midday shooting in Montreal killed three people, including a police officer, a civilian, and the alleged gunman. The incident occurred in a partly Jewish neighborhood with kosher markets and restaurants, though police have not commented on potential motives or whether it constitutes a hate crime or terror act.
- Officer and civilian are killed after Montreal gunman opens fire at ritzy four-star Hilton hotel in front of screaming visitors: 'This is a tragic nightmare'
An officer and a civilian were killed after a gunman opened fire at a four-star Hilton hotel in Montreal, leaving visitors screaming. The incident is described as 'a tragic nightmare.'
- 2 killed in Montreal shooting, suspect also dead
Two people were killed in a shooting in Montreal, and the suspect is also dead.
- Canadian police officer, suspect among 3 dead in Montreal shooting
A Canadian police officer and a suspect are among three people killed in a shooting in Montreal. Law enforcement confirmed the suspected attacker was 'neutralised' in Quebec City, though few details are available.
- Shooting in Montreal Jewish neighbourhood leaves three dead, including suspect
A shooting in a Jewish neighbourhood in Montreal left three people dead, including the suspected shooter and a police officer. The third victim is an unidentified resident.
- Armed and dangerous active shooter opens fire in Montreal as locals are warned to take cover
An armed and dangerous active shooter opened fire in Montreal, prompting warnings for locals to take cover. The incident is described as an active shooter situation, with no additional details provided in the content.
- Quebec town recognizes trees as living beings with rights
A Quebec town west of Montreal has officially recognized trees as living beings with rights, marking a first in Quebec and Canada according to an environmental organization.
- Storm system over Montreal leads to flooding, street closures and power outages
A storm system over Montreal has caused flooding, street closures, and power outages, with flooded basements reported in the West Island.
- Montreal mayor says husband, who is Black, was stopped last year 'at least 5 or 6 times — for nothing'
The mayor of Montreal stated that her Black husband was stopped by authorities at least five or six times in the past year without cause.
- BMO-led $775 Million Pellera Loan Deal Comes at Steep Discount
BMO led a $775 million loan deal for Pellera at a steep discount. The loan was facilitated through a Bank of Montreal branch in Montreal.