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Pensionnat du Saint‑Nom‑de‑Marie will conduct remote classes from September 20‑27, 2026, to reduce disruption from the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal. The temporary shift is part of citywide adjustments aimed at maintaining normal operations during the international cycling event.
A motorcyclist who died east of Montreal on September 8 is under investigation by Quebec's independent police watchdog after officers observed a possible traffic violation.
A temporary crossing guard was installed for the 2025‑2026 school year in Montreal West after three student injuries, earning praise from parents but not becoming a permanent fixture.
Police arrested eight teenagers after a vehicle chase that started following an alleged armed assault in Longueuil and extended into Montreal on September 8, 2026.
Montreal police report a slight drop in recorded crimes for 2025, ending several years of rising incidents.
Montreal police issued 1,600 tickets in 2025 to cyclists for violating the ban on earphones, a rule that allows drivers a single earphone. Police spokesperson François Joly said violations have been rising, prompting continued enforcement.
Bixi is altering its bike‑share operations in Montreal to keep bicycles available during the Road World Championships and related traffic restrictions. The changes aim to adapt station placement and bike distribution to the temporary road closures the event will cause.
Former Montreal mayor Valérie Plante will host TV5’s new documentary series “Ça brasse en ville,” set to premiere the week of September 9, 2026. The series marks her shift from municipal leadership to a television presenting role.
The City of Montreal and the Montreal Firefighters Association reached a principle agreement on September 8, 2026, to restart collective bargaining after the previous contract expired on January 1, 2024. The agreement establishes a framework for future negotiations, ending a two‑year stalemate.
Two Montreal women were victims of separate overnight break‑ins on September 8–9, 2026, with one intruder staying briefly to make coffee; the perpetrators remain unknown.
