Canada is reeling after a deadly shooting in Montreal claimed the lives of a police officer and a civilian, marking the city's first line-of-duty police death in nearly 25 years. The attack unfolded in the Côte-des-Neiges area after witnesses reportedly spotted what appeared to be a firearm protruding from a window, prompting an urgent police response. Authorities say the suspect opened fire, leading to a deadly confrontation. Police later fatally shot the suspect at the scene. Officials believe the attacker acted alone, but the motive behind the shooting remains under investigation. Authorities have not yet determined what led to the deadly incident. The fallen officer is the first member of the Montreal Police Service to be killed in the line of duty in almost a quarter-century, a tragedy that has deeply shaken law enforcement and the wider Canadian public. WATCH

A routine landing turned into a terrifying incident at New York’s LaGuardia Airport today as an Air Canada Express flight from Montreal collided with a ground vehicle, sending shockwaves across the airport. Emergency responders reported that a fire engine was struck directly by the aircraft during its descent, triggering a mass casualty alert and leaving multiple passengers and firefighters in critical condition. Dozens of passengers required immediate medical attention while emergency crews flooded the runway to manage the aftermath of this dramatic collision. The FAA has warned of possible extended shutdowns at the airport as rescue operations continue and authorities investigate the cause of this runway disaster.