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Police responded to a concern involving a woman and her one‑year‑old near the Notre‑Dame encampment and referred the infant to Quebec’s child‑protection agency for further assessment.
Police subdued a protester during an anti‑AI rally that turned violent in downtown Montreal on September 16, 2026, amid an AI summit. The SPVM intervened to restore order as tensions escalated.
Montreal police have prohibited the hogtie restraint after it was linked to a man's death last year, deeming the technique dangerous. The ban comes with new training directing officers toward safer, alternative methods.
Montreal police's 2025 report shows a 52% drop in gun violence since 2021 while reported sexual assaults have increased, highlighting divergent trends in the city’s violent crime landscape.
Police identified ten suspects linked to smashed windows and spray‑paint graffiti at Montreal's AI institute on September 16, 2026, as an international AI summit began. The investigation ties the damage to the suspects and follows a police response to secure the research facility.
Residents of Saint‑Henri protested on September 14 for the relocation of the Maison Benoît Labre supervised consumption site, while drug‑safety advocates held a counter‑rally defending its operation. The clash reflects ongoing debate over safety concerns versus the life‑saving role of such facilities.
Montreal’s mayor says the new Rosemont‑Van Horne viaduct must feature an impressive design as the city evaluates options for replacing the aging structure.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a plan to let private investors manage Canada’s four biggest airports, shifting from current public authority control to attract private capital and improve services.
The ALL IN 2026 AI conference began in Montreal on September 16, drawing thousands of participants to discuss AI’s potential, safety, privacy and public trust. The event highlights Montreal’s status as Canada’s foremost AI hub.
Chief meteorologist Natasha Ramsahai warned that a strong El Niño could bring milder temperatures in some parts of Canada and increased storm activity in others during the winter of 2026‑2027 and early spring 2027.
