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The City of Montreal has appealed a Quebec Superior Court order that blocks the removal of a homeless encampment near a skate park and basketball court in the Van Horne area. The appeal will determine if the city can proceed with its planned clearance.
Quebec Superior Court ordered LaSalle College to resume classes for the 2026‑2027 year and maintain government subsidies after the school halted instruction following a creditor protection filing.
The Montreal Children’s Hospital will host a free Lyrics and Lemonade concert on September 5 at Northview Park, celebrating ten years of fundraising that began as a lemonade stand. The event aims to raise money for sick children treated at the hospital.
A 42-year-old man was attacked with a weapon in a Montreal park on September 4, 2026, and the 21-year-old attacker fled, crashed into a building and was arrested by police.
The STM has begun an unannounced trial of AI software to flag loitering on metro platforms, prompting privacy and ethical concerns from a cyber‑crime prevention expert.
Alma residents have started an online petition in 2026 to rename Pointe-des-Américains Park, seeking a name that better reflects the community after Donald Trump renamed Lake Ontario.
From September 5 to 7, major road closures on the La Fontaine tunnel, Victoria Bridge, and highways 20 and 25 will cause significant traffic delays across Greater Montreal. Commuters are urged to plan ahead and monitor official updates.
Quebec schools are introducing student planners with AI‑generated covers this September, prompting both enthusiasm and caution among parents and teachers as part of a wider adoption of artificial intelligence in educational resources.
A fight in Verdun left a man hospitalized and led to the arrest of a 29-year-old suspect, while a second suspect remains at large.
The World Meteorological Organization has labeled the upcoming El Niño as exceptional, forecasting a milder and more erratic winter for Quebec in 2026. A meteorologist cautioned that the season could bring unexpected weather variations.
