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IN PHOTOS: Unsolved and cold cases in Montreal

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.



Memorial held for Quebec investigator killed in a collision

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.



A Quebec chalet with a hot tub and sauna just made Vrbo's best vacation rentals list

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.


Canadiens fans, send us your pictures!

Are you the biggest Montreal Canadiens fan around? Show us your Habs pride with photos. Send pictures of you in your gear – your kids, your dogs, your garage or backyard set-up – whatever says you love your team. Email us at montrealdigitalnews@bellmedia.ca with your name and any brief details you’d like to share.














This Toronto neighbourhood is among Canada's trendiest, according to Airbnb

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.


This freshly expanded Toronto park has a zipline and a massive restored 300-tonne crane

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.