National Bank Open 2026: Inside the Action in Montreal
Through rain delays, retirements and rallies, these images capture the drama on and off the court through the first week of the 2026 National Bank Open tennis tournament in Montreal.
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Through rain delays, retirements and rallies, these images capture the drama on and off the court through the first week of the 2026 National Bank Open tennis tournament in Montreal.
Osheaga, the popular Montreal music and arts festival, took place July 31 - Aug. 1. Here are some shots of the shows and the crowd.
This 2,393-square-foot condo at 2500 Pierre-Dupuy Ave. in Montreal sits on the "Palm Tree Level" of Tropiques Nord, a Habitat 67-era building overlooking the St. Lawrence River. The two-bed, two-and-a-half-bath unit blends a renovated chef's kitchen and spa-style bathrooms with direct access to a lush, glass-enclosed atrium terrace — a rare indoor-outdoor feature in Montreal real estate. Listed at $1,595,000.
The Dior gown worn by Céline Dion during her performance from the Eiffel Tower at the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics is on display at the McCord Stewart Museum.
Some cases remain open for years – or even decades – without answers. With no new leads, they go cold, despite the best efforts of investigators and loved ones. Here are some of the unsolved cases from Montreal.
Fifty years later, take a look at some of the highlights from the 1976 Olympic Games held in Montreal.
Surete du Quebec police officers, as well as officers from across Canada and the United States, paid their respects to Sgt. Anais Fortin-Cozzens, at her memorial held at Mary Queen of the World Cathedral in Montreal on Wednesday. Fortin-Cozzens <a href="https://ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/legault-joins-surete-du-quebec-in-mourning-officer-killed-in-the-line-of-duty/">died in a collision while on duty in Northern Quebec</a>, on March 31, 2026.
Canada's Asian community has roots dating back to the 1700s, with everything from war to immigration encouraging families to set roots across the country.
The Bright Chalet ‘Chalet Lumineux’ in Lac-Supérieur, Que., is one of eight Canadian properties named to Vrbo's 2026 Vacation Rentals of the Year list. Located in the Laurentians near Mont-Tremblant, the four-bedroom chalet features an indoor sauna, private hot tub, outdoor fire pit and access to a resort-style facility on Lac Supérieur with a heated saltwater pool, kayaks, canoes, tennis courts and a beach volleyball court.
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Château Bois-de-la-Roche has stood on its own private peninsula at the Lake of Two Mountains since 1899. More than a century later, the 18,427 sq ft stone castle — with 8 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 12 fireplaces, an indoor pool and panoramic water views — is asking $21.6 million.
Experts have weighed in, and they say these are Montreal's top bathrooms based on design, originality and, of course, functionality.
On the night Montreal Canadiens forward Cole Caufield scored his 50th goal, the team had a special visitor: Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Whether on stage or in the studio, Céline Dion has wowed fans for decades. Now, the superstar is poised to return to Paris, France for her first full show in over half a decade.
Montreal celebrates the 201st edition of its St. Patrick's Day parade.
Multiple artists are set to perform in Toronto before September. Here are some of the artists that will be taking centre stage.
From Jamie Lee Curtis to Paris Jackson, these Hollywood celebrities also have famous parents.
Canadian journalist Lloyd Robertson, who spent 35 years as chief anchor of CTV National News, has died.
Nestled into Etobicoke's Edenbridge-Humber valley neighbourhood, this mansion features unique contemporary designs complete with a private outdoor tennis court.
These are some of Hollywood's most notorious whirlwind marriages, with some celebrities having multiple short unions.
The 59th annual Caribbean Carnival is underway this weekend in Toronto.
Travel is more than just picking a city to explore and visit, it’s also about choosing the right neighbourhood to spend most of your time in. At least that’s what Airbnb finds, as their typical guest spends about half their money in the neighbourhood of the place they’re renting, and more travellers are picking some of Canada’s trendiest neighbourhoods to stay in. From bustling communities brimming with restaurants and shops to neighbourhoods with a more naturalistic feel, these are the trendiest neighbourhoods in Canada, according to Airbnb.
The biggest park to open in Toronto in a generation just got even bigger. The 10-acre expansion of Biidaasige Park in the city's east end was revealed last week ahead of a public opening on July 25. It's the latest step in a $1.4 billion tri-government project that's turning what was once sprawling industrial land into a go-to waterfront destination. Click through this gallery to see what it looks like.
Located in Mississauga's Rattray Park Estates, this home offers a modern design with numerous amenities and views of the CN Tower.
On Thursday, Canada's Wonderland opened up it's newest ride to visitors, a "refreshed" take on the former and beloved Top Gun.
Dining at a hotel isn’t just reserved for out-of-town visitors, as OpenTable says more and more locals are heading to these restaurants for a night out. From rooftop terraces to cozy hotel bars, OpenTable named these 50 hotel restaurants the best in Canada in 2026.
A total of six beluga whales were transferred out of Marineland to their new homes on July 20. The lengthy process took a group of experts from Marineland and several U.S aquariums. Here is a look at what transpired.
Expedia has released its 2026 Island Hot List, with global searches for emerging islands up 55 per cent year-over-year, as travellers look for new destinations.
The wildfire smoke from northern Ontario is billowing across the province, deteriorating the air quality and wiping a sepia-toned filter against the skies.