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Montreal Canadiens host annual golf tournamentAfter a busy weekend on the trade front, the Montreal Canadiens unofficially launched their season hosting their annual golf tournament. Following a successful NHL season reaching the eastern conference final, the young core is ready to face high expectations. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.CanadaSep 14
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Montreal business goes all-in on Canadian suppliers as trade war with U.S. heats upAs Montreal companies scramble to protect themselves from the escalating trade war, many business leaders are on edge. Dan Spector goes behind the scenes at one local enterprise to learn about its efforts to make operations as Canadian as possible.CanadaAug 28
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Gallagher moved to tears as he admits he will move on from the Montreal CanadiensA surprising revelation was made on Monday as the Montreal Canadiens cleaned out their lockers before saying goodbye for the summer. Brendan Gallagher’s time with the team is likely over. The longtime Habs player was in tears as he spoke about his future and his time with the Habs. Dan Spector reports.Jun 1
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The Montreal Canadiens are facing elimination in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference final.The Montreal Canadiens trail the best-of-seven Eastern Conference final three games to one after a 4-0 loss to the Carolina Hurricanes at the Bell Centre on Wednesday. Fans say they’re nervous but remain optimistic heading into Game 5. Elizabeth Zogalis reports.CanadaMay 29
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Maritime hockey fans celebrate the Montreal Canadiens as playoff dream stays aliveCanada’s most decorated NHL franchise is in the midst of another Stanley Cup run, and it’s not just hockey fans in Quebec enjoying this playoff ride. As Johnny James reports, fans of the Montreal Canadiens in the Maritimes speak about the close connection the East Coast has with the team.Global News at 6 New BrunswickMay 22
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Economic Impact of Counter TariffsWith Canada’s counter-tariffs kicking in today, many Canadian businesses and families are wondering what comes next. For more on the economic impact of the retaliatory tariffs Renaud Brossard from the Montreal Economic Institute joins Miranda Anthistle.Global News MorningSep 8
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PM seeking to privatize Canada’s four largest airportsOttawa is seeking private investors to operate the country’s four largest airports in Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montreal. Prime Minister Mark Carney announcing this massive policy shift at Canada’s first-ever Investment Summit. David Macdonald, Senior Economist with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, joins our Miranda Anthistle to discuss the latest airport privatization.Global News Morning3 hours
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Buy Canadian app sees spike in popularityA Montreal-made app called Buy Beaver is surging in popularity. Its goal is to help people prioritize buying Canadian products over American ones. As Dan Spector reports, the creators say downloads have surged in recent weeks as the trade war has escalated.CanadaSep 2
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10 Torontonians missing in Nepal, one from Montreal and one from Ottawa also unaccounted for12 Canadians part of an excursion are missing in Nepal as a result of flash flooding. As Victoria Femia reports, 10 are from Toronto, one is from Montreal and another is from Ottawa.CanadaAug 28
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Montreal Canadiens reclaim series lead against Buffalo SabresThe Montreal Canadiens are the only Canadian team remaining in the Stanley Cup playoffs, currently leading against the Buffalo Sabres in their series, 3-2. As Saturday’s game could push the Habs to the finals, many across Quebec – including our own Mike Armstrong – are planning watch parties.Global NationalMay 15
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Montreal bar and restaurant says U.S. alcohol no longer welcome, deal or no dealPremier Christine Fréchette is still not making any official commitment on whether Quebec will lift its ban on American alcohol, as Canada and the United States continue negotiating a potential new trade agreement. Quebec first imposed its ban on U.S. alcohol in March 2025 following the Trump administration’s tariffs on Canadian goods. But as Elizabeth...CanadaAug 21
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Global National: Aug. 12The rapid damage assessments underway in B.C.’s Okanagan region, as the Bald Range wildfire rages. Trade talks heat up between Canada and the U.S. with just one week to go until President Donald Trump’s 50 per cent tariff deadline. Montreal’s police chief gets grilled about racism in the force. Plus, why an increasing number of...Global NationalAug 12
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Canada’s MDA Space opens satellite control centre on Montreal’s South ShoreA groundbreaking satellite control centre opened on Montreal’s South Shore today. A Canadian company is preparing to launch several state-of-the-art machines this fall; all built on the island. As Dan Spector reports, they say the work done here in Quebec will allow eyes from both the private and public sectors to see Canada from above...Aug 11
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Canadian payment processing platform Moneris being sold to U.S. equity firmCanadian banking giants RBC and Bank of Montreal are in the process of selling the payment processing platform Moneris to a private American equity firm. The pair have agreed to sell the platform for $2 billion.CanadaAug 12
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Global National: Aug. 21Friday again marks deadline day for Canada and the United States to finalize a deal that would cushion the Canadian economy from the devastating blow of 50 per cent American tariffs. After initially managing a 3-day deadline extension from the White House, Canadian officials are once again in Washington trying get a deal over the...Global NationalAug 21
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Celebrating Montreal’s Italian Community and HeritageMontreal’s Italian community has played an important role in the city’s cultural fabric for generations. From food to art, fashion, and family traditions, Italian culture has deep roots in the city. And every summer, those traditions come alive during ItalfestMTL. Francesca Sacerdoti, Festival Director, and Maria Battaglia, President of the National Congress of Italian Canadians...Global News Morning MontrealJul 29
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Claude Lemieux’s death sparks renewed focus on CTE as family donates brain to researchThe hockey world is still mourning the sudden death of former Montreal Canadien Claude Lemieux, as experts say his family’s decision to donate his brain to research could help advance understanding of a devastating disease: chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. Global’s Dan Spector reports. Warning: This story contains discussion of suicide. Discretion is advised.SportsJun 5
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Call of the Wilde: That’s a Wrap!Global News hockey analyst Brian Wilde joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella for a final Call of the Wilde after what was an outstanding and unexpected season for the Montreal Canadiens.Global News Morning MontrealJun 5
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Community Shout Out: Montreal a global stage for rising Opera stars21st edition of the Canadian Vocal Arts Institute’s (ICAV) Lyric Concerts, taking place in Montreal from July 2 to August 1, 2026 | marcantoinedaragon.comEntertainmentJul 23
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Canadian hockey stick company braces for potential new tariffsMontreal-based Custom Hockey Sticks is among the companies preparing for another round of U.S. tariffs, after President Donald Trump threatened 50 per cent tariffs on a long list of Canadian goods. While the impact could be contained to the products and sectors listed, it could also be another blow to overall business confidence in Canada....CanadaJul 21