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Culture Montreal asked the Quebec government to set aside three percent of the provincial budget for the arts and presented thirty‑seven recommendations to the incoming administration on August 25, 2026.
On August 26, 2026, a 27‑year‑old tree‑trimmer died after contacting a low‑voltage Hydro‑Québec line while working in Montreal. Authorities will investigate the incident and review safety practices.
Schwartz's Deli stopped serving Cott's black cherry soda after tariffs made it unavailable, replacing it with a locally produced cola.
Residents and the mayor of a West Island town are debating whether to restore an 18th‑century farmhouse, citing cost, condition and safety concerns. The mayor warns the deteriorating structure could become a hazard, while some residents push for preservation.
An auditor‑general report released Tuesday shows most of Montreal’s household waste still ends up in landfills, putting the city well behind its 2030 target of limiting landfill disposal to 15 percent.
Quebec firms have introduced price cuts and boycott campaigns, dubbed “Trump discounts,” to counter newly imposed U.S. tariffs under President Donald Trump. The actions aim to protect local demand and signal opposition to the American trade measures.
The 901 Taschereau bus route began service on August 24, 2026, becoming the first metropolitan bus line to connect previously separate transit jurisdictions on Montreal’s South Shore.
Forty‑two major construction projects scheduled for autumn 2026 across Greater Montreal will cause extensive road disruptions, adding to the city’s typical fall‑time congestion.
Twenty‑one North Shore mayors signed a pact on Tuesday urging reduced car use and better public transit, seeing the upcoming provincial election as a chance to shape transportation policy.
Montreal's mayor warned that newly imposed U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods pose a serious threat to the city's economy, urging coordination with higher levels of government to address potential trade disruptions.
