Canada’s streaming scene is heating up with Golden Arm leading the movie charts on Prime Video, Clue surprising on Super Channel Plus, and the timeless 9 to 5 holding strong on Disney Plus. On TV, Lanterns dominates Crave, Furious ignites Disney Plus, and Reacher delivers action on Prime Video. JustWatch’s latest data reveals what Canadians are actually watching — from fresh releases to comfort classics — giving you the ultimate binge guide for your next stream.

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Montreal police shut down a massive tool theft ring worth $800K, recovering stolen gear and cash after raids on homes in Laval and Montreal. Five suspects face multiple charges for stealing from hardware stores during business hours, then selling online — driving up prices for everyone. A judge recently froze assets of one suspect, including a $1.2M home, as authorities target both loot and profits. Police warn shoppers to stay vigilant when buying big-ticket items online.

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Reality TV star Nathan Gallagher, known from Below Deck Mediterranean, is now wanted by Australian police after skipping court on charges of assault and choking his former partner. The incident, allegedly occurring in December last year in Sydney, involves serious accusations including suffocating the victim by covering her mouth and neck. Gallagher, who has already left the country, was convicted by default due to his absence. He claims the public hasn’t seen the full story and says he’s being unfairly portrayed.

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Montreal’s getting a sweet, but not edible, surprise—rabies vaccine baits are hitting parks to stop outbreaks before they start. These green, ravioli-shaped treats are being dropped across eight hundred fifteen thousand doses province-wide, including key Montreal spots, targeting raccoons, cats, and bats after a spike in cases this year. Don’t touch them—use gloves or a shovel if you must move one, and always wash your hands. It’s a smart, proactive move to keep both wildlife and humans safe from rabies.

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The UN just dropped a sobering climate report: we’ve officially missed the 1.5°C warming target set in 2015, and global temperatures are now projected to rise by at least 1.8°C. That means more extreme weather, rising seas, and melting ice are unavoidable — but it’s not too late to fight back. The new strategy? Limit how much warmer it gets, then actively cool the planet down again. Every year we delay action adds another tenth of a degree to the peak, and we’ll likely spend decades above 1.5°C. Scientists stress that every bit of warming avoided still matters — and we must now focus on removing carbon from the atmosphere while stopping fossil fuel use. It’s a harsh reality, but the science is clear: act now to adapt and cool the planet before it’s too late.

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Labour Day weekend in Montreal means a splashy summer send-off before fall arrives — with sunny spells, possible showers, and temps around 24°C. Public spaces like the Botanical Garden and Biodome are open, transit runs on holiday schedules (check times!), and garbage/recycling still gets picked up. City services like 311 and ecocentres stay open, while most markets operate — except Ahuntsic-Cartierville. Big malls, banks, Canada Post, SAAQ, Accès Montréal offices, and major museums like the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts are closed. SAQ and SQDC are open but some locations may be shut; online Canada Post orders will be delayed. Most restaurants, bars, cinemas, and grocery stores are open, but verify hours — especially for cinemas. City facilities like pools, arenas, and libraries vary by borough — always check their sites before you go.

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A U.S. defense secretary sparked outrage by posting a photo of Canadian cadets with the caption “this is real,” prompting MP Scott Anderson to blast the move as disrespectful and sexist—especially since the cadets weren’t even in combat roles. Anderson blurred their faces in his response, highlighting the sensitivity, while the Pentagon defended the post as part of a broader pattern of U.S. criticism toward Canada’s military. The backlash was swift and massive: Canadians fumed over the disrespect toward young women, and even Prime Minister Trudeau called the remarks “beneath their office.” With trade tensions already high, Anderson stressed the deep ties between the two nations—and drew a firm line at attacking women or children. He challenged the secretary to target him directly, then ended with his own “this is real” jab, turning the tables with wit and defiance.

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Quebec’s election race is heating up—with the Parti Québécois narrowly leading at 29%, just shy of the 33% needed for a majority. The CAQ trails closely at 24%, while Liberals and Conservatives hover around 22% and 15%. With 42% of voters still undecided, the outcome remains fluid ahead of October 5th—watch those numbers as election day draws near.

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