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Around twenty mayors from Montreal’s north suburbs have asked Quebec’s government for a major increase in transit funding, citing rapid population growth in Laurentides and Lanaudière, and timing their appeal as the provincial election campaign begins.
Quebec weather officials have placed a yellow thunderstorm warning over Montreal Island and surrounding regions on Monday, citing the risk of strong winds, heavy rain, and lightning. The alert advises residents to stay alert and follow updates from authorities.
Vincent Marissal, former La Presse columnist and PQ MNA for Rosemont, announced he will run in the Taschereau riding in Montreal for the upcoming provincial election.
The 901 Taschereau bus route launched on August 24, 2026, linking previously separate transit zones on Montreal’s South Shore, aiming to unify the region’s fragmented transportation network.
Five Montreal police officers are appealing 30‑ to 42‑day unpaid suspensions imposed after a July 2026 chase in Plateau‑Mont‑Royal, alleging serious errors by the Police Ethics Administrative Tribunal.
An aircraft accident at Montreal‑Trudeau Airport on August 24 injured one employee, who was hospitalized while emergency protocols were activated. Airport officials said operations remained largely unaffected as the incident is investigated.
Collège LaSalle may have to postpone its upcoming term because the Quebec government owes it $47 million, creating a financial shortfall that threatens timely admission of students.
A Montreal woman in her thirties and a teenage boy have been charged with premeditated murder of a gang‑linked young man after a daylight killing on August 20, 2026. Police are investigating the case as the suspects remain in custody pending court proceedings.
Montreal’s mayor warned that U.S. import tariffs are severely affecting the city’s economy, urging coordinated action to mitigate the impact on local businesses.
Canada has pledged 11 billion dollars to build six new icebreakers in Quebec, fulfilling a 2019 promise to replace the Coast Guard’s aging vessels and modernize the fleet.
