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Montreal police opened separate criminal‑arson investigations after two SUVs were set on fire in Saint‑Léonard and Montreal‑Est on the night of September 5‑6, 2026, with the fires occurring within an hour of each other.
Parents of Royal West Academy students are urging Montreal West to restore a permanent crossing guard at Westminster Avenue and Ainslie Road after a temporary guard was removed and planned upgrades were delayed by a rail strike. Safety concerns stem from several student‑vehicle collisions at the intersection.
The Parti Québécois leader announced a plan to limit American digital content in Quebec as part of the provincial election campaign, aiming to reduce U.S. dominance online and support local culture.
Provincial minister Charles Milliard announced on Sept. 6 that Quebec will not start new studies for a third bridge between Quebec City and Lévis, leaving the ongoing debate over the project unresolved.
Recovered in 2025, the Habsburg family jewels hidden by Zita of Bourbon-Parma during her 1940 escape are now on display at Quebec City's Fine Arts Museum.
Quebec Premier François Legault called a cabinet meeting on September 7, 2026, to discuss Canada’s planned retaliatory tariffs of 15% to 50% on U.S. goods, pausing CAQ member Fréchette’s campaign in the process.
A motorcyclist was critically injured after swerving off the road in Bécancour on September 5, 2026, prompting emergency response and an ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash.
Elections Alberta has asked Elections Quebec for assistance in running its upcoming provincial referendum, a request made on September 6, 2026, as the province prepares for the vote.
Residents of Saint‑Lambert have launched a petition urging Via Rail not to close their South Shore station, fearing it could be replaced by a new stop at Longueuil airport. The petition comes as Via Rail reviews station options for the area.
The NDG Historical Society opened a new exhibit in 2026 to commemorate Notre‑Dame‑de‑Grace’s 150th anniversary, showcasing historical materials that trace the neighbourhood’s development over a century and a half.
