Three swimming pools and a wading pond for kids in Lachine are closed just before a heat wave is expected to blanket the city on the weekend.

Environment Canada warns it will feel like 44 degrees in Montreal.

As Montreal continues to deal with the smouldering heat wave, the workers' health and safety board is issuing warnings to local contractors working outdoors.

The weather agency warns a warm and humid air mass will descend on Tuesday.

Maimonedes Geriatric Centre in Côte-Saint-Luc family members say many rooms are still without air conditioning.

Environment Canada warns the heat will last through Tuesday.

The city is opening several facilities to help Montrealers cool down. You can find what's open in your area on the city's interactive map. ​

Air conditioners are now on their way to Quebec long-term care homes.

Despite record-breaking temperatures, some suburban municipalities have chosen not to open their splash pad parks due to coronavirus concerns.

Health officials advise Montrealers to be vigilant this weekend as temperatures are expected to climb.