Free Bike and Scooter Rides Offered for Laval Election
BIXI and Lime are offering free rides on election day in Laval to help voters get to polls, in collaboration with Elections Québec.
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BIXI and Lime are offering free rides on election day in Laval to help voters get to polls, in collaboration with Elections Québec.
Laval will offer free BIXI bike and Lime e‑scooter rides on 5 October 2026 to help voters reach polling stations during the provincial election.
BIXI, Lime and Élections Québec will offer free bike and e‑scooter rides in Laval on Oct 5, 2026, to facilitate voter access to polling stations.
Two Laval police officers were injured in a collision with a civilian vehicle while responding to an emergency call on October 1, 2026, and were transported to a Montreal hospital.
Two Laval police officers were injured when their patrol car struck a civilian vehicle while responding to an emergency call on October 1, 2026. They were taken to Sacré‑Cœur Hospital and their injuries are not life‑threatening.
A joint rally by a health‑sector union, a metropolitan council and a CSN affiliate in Laval on Sept. 19 protested rising rent prices.
Labor unions held a rally in Laval on September 19, 2026, protesting the city’s increasing rental prices.
A rally on September 19, 2026 in Laval, organized by local unions and the metropolitan council, protested the recent rise in rent prices.
Ashton will open its first Laval restaurant at Carrefour Laval, marking its third site in the Greater Montreal area and expanding its regional footprint.
The latest provincial electoral map revision expands the Mille-Îles district to about 33 percent of Île Jésus, aiming to improve electoral balance in Laval.
On September 19, 2026, two CSN unions held a rally outside Laval City Hall to protest the sharp rise in rents, calling for municipal action to address the city’s housing crisis.
A rally organized by health‑sector and metropolitan CSN unions will take place on Sept. 19 in front of Laval City Hall to protest rising rent costs.
Labor unions in Laval will hold a rally on September 19 to protest sharply rising rental costs and demand action from city officials.
The CISSS de Laval‑CSN union and the Central Council of Metropolitan Montreal‑CSN will stage a rally on September 19 at Laval City Hall to protest the city’s housing crisis and soaring rents.
On September 19, 2026, two CSN‑affiliated unions staged a rally in front of Laval City Hall to protest sharply rising rent prices and call for action on the housing crisis. The demonstration highlighted growing labor concerns over housing affordability in the region.
Two riders were seen on Highway 125 South in Laval using electric scooters, violating Quebec’s ban on e‑scooters on highways and sparking safety concerns and calls for stricter enforcement.
Two young adults were killed and a third critically injured in a Laval crash on August 5 after a driver accelerated sharply when police tried to stop the vehicle.
Laval police seized multi‑million‑dollar assets and illegal drugs after a months‑long probe into an organized crime group, aiming to cripple its operations.
Laval’s mayor urged the province to extend the orange metro line into the city, claiming it would be ten times more efficient than Quebec’s third link project. The appeal reinforces years of discussion about the extension as a means to improve regional transit.
Laval’s mayor urged officials on July 28 to approve an extension of the Orange Metro line beyond its current terminus, claiming it would be ten times more effective than a comparable Quebec project.