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Environment Canada issued a yellow watch for violent thunderstorms on September 2, 2026, covering Montreal's north and west sectors, warning residents of potential severe weather hazards.
Montreal will appeal a Quebec Superior Court decision that stopped the city from clearing a homeless encampment under the Van Horne viaduct in Mile End. The appeal seeks to overturn the ruling that barred the removal effort.
Montreal police recovered about $800,000 in new tools stolen from hardware stores and sold online, concluding a multi‑network investigation into the thefts.
Mayor Valérie Plante and Mayor Martinez Ferrada warned that mid‑September bike races will cause major traffic disruptions in central Montreal, urging residents to plan alternate routes and stay informed.
Montreal West parents are pressing the city to restore a crossing guard at a dangerous school intersection while a redesign project is under way, citing ongoing safety concerns.
Collège LaSalle in Montreal is delaying the start of classes for its 3,000 students and 400 faculty due to a $48 million budget shortfall, with officials working to find solutions.
Highway 40 near Saint‑Cuthbert will reopen tonight after engineers repaired a collapsed culvert, ending a disruption that had forced drivers onto alternate routes across Lanaudière.
The Montreal blue‑collar workers’ union has filed a seven‑day strike notice for late September 2026, a period that coincides with the city’s hosting of the UCI Road World Championships.
Montreal will distribute sweet‑smelling rabies vaccine bait in its parks over the next weeks to protect wildlife such as raccoons and skunks, aiming to prevent a potential outbreak.
Outremont has designated part of Irma‑Le Vasseur park for school use during the day and as a storm‑water retention zone during heavy rain, providing outdoor space for students while helping manage runoff.
