Mark Carney offers condolences in Parliament to slain Montreal woman

MONTREAL NEWS Mark Carney offers condolences in Parliament to slain Montreal woman Leïla Ben Salem, 45, was an "esteemed" Canada Revenue Agency employee who was dedicated to serving Canadians, PM says. Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday, Sept. 24, 2026. He offered his condolences in Parliament on Thursday to the family of a Montreal woman who was killed earlier this week. (HYUNGCHEOL PARK / Postmedia) By Montreal Gazette September 24, 2026 at 8:13 p.m. READ NEXT QUEBEC ELECTIONS Quebec seeks to appeal court ruling on French-only election mailouts The court won't rule on the request until election day. COLUMNISTS Hanes: One Quebec mayor seeks elusive bilingual status to better serve anglo constituents “They have the right to understand what’s happening in their municipality,” says Godmanchester's Judith Fouquet. COLUMNISTS Melançon: No clear winner, one obvious loser after Round 3 of TV debates At this point, the vote is generally crystallizing — especially after the TV showdowns failed to produce any knockout or home run.