49 Quebecers Split $55 Million Lotto Max Jackpot
Loto‑Québec confirmed that 49 Quebec residents each received about $1 million from the $55 million Lotto Max jackpot drawn on August 21, 2026.
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Legal Aid Lawyers Strike Over Unequal Raise Compared to Crown Prosecutors
Legal aid lawyers in Montreal began a strike on September 1, 2026, demanding salary parity with Crown prosecutors after Quebec approved a higher raise for the prosecutors, highlighting a perceived compensation disparity.
Driver in 30s Arrested for Over 160 km/h on Decarie
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Sherbrooke Mayor Calls for Stronger Transit, Infrastructure, Homelessness Support
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Family Files $1M Lawsuit After Senior Dies of Cold
The children of an 87-year-old resident have sued Montreal's Le Parc senior residence for over $1 million, alleging negligence after the man died of hypothermia while in the facility's care.
Schwartz’s Deli Switches to Quebec Drink After U.S. Tariffs
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Quebec Government Still Deciding on Collège LaSalle Reopening
The Quebec government is still evaluating whether Collège LaSalle will reopen on September 3, 2026, including the option to keep it closed, leaving the college's future uncertain.
Outremont Park Section Serves School and Acts as Rain Sponge
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Quebec Issues Heavy‑Vehicle Safety Guidelines, Advocates Call for Law
Quebec released new safety guidelines for heavy vehicles, and cycling advocates are pressing for the recommendations to become law to help reduce fatal collisions.
