A toddler dies after a bouncy castle is lofted and then falls during severe thunderstorms at an outdoor church event in Montreal, according to reports from multiple outlets. Emergency responders say strong winds associated with thunderstorms lift an inflatable play structure—described as a bouncy castle—into the air and then return it to the ground. The incident occurs during an annual church party at or near Ouellette Park in Montreal’s LaSalle borough, where the inflatable is reportedly set up for children. Paramedics transport the child after the inflatable is blown away, and one report says the toddler becomes critically ill before dying. Police receive a call about the inflatable castle blowing away from the park, and first responders attend the scene. Both accounts describe the same sequence: harsh storm winds lift the inflatable and then it lands back on the ground, leading to injuries. The reports do not provide additional details on the investigation, but they agree on the storm conditions, the location, the inflatable’s movement, and the child’s death.