P’tit Train du Nord Celebrates 30 Years as Quebec Trail
The P’tit Train du Nord trail in Quebec celebrated its 30th anniversary in June 2026, marking three decades since its conversion from a railway to a popular cycling and skiing route.
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Quebec Eviction Requests Triple Over Twelve Years, Report Finds
A June 15 report finds eviction requests before Quebec’s Administrative Housing Tribunal have tripled over twelve years, prompting tenant groups to call for stronger rent‑control policies.
Porter Airlines promotes new South Shore terminal
Porter Airlines is promoting a new passenger terminal at Montreal Metropolitan Airport on the South Shore, marking its second facility in the region. The airline aims to attract travelers by highlighting the terminal’s convenience and modern amenities.
Montreal Police Launch Probe Into 16 Officers Over Racism Claims
Montreal’s police service opened an internal investigation on June 13 into sixteen officers from a Montreal‑North station over racism allegations, prompting community reactions of shock yet not surprise at such claims.
New 815 Bus Links West Island to Trudeau Airport This Summer
A new 815 bus line will connect the Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport from mid‑June 2026 through the fall, providing West Island residents a direct public‑transit option.
Jean Leloup’s ‘Le Dôme’ Celebrated at Francos de Montréal
On June 14, 2026, Francos de Montréal will revisit Jean Leloup’s 1996 cult‑classic album ‘Le Dôme’ to mark its 30th anniversary, highlighting its lasting impact on Quebec’s music scene.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Western Quebec Saturday Night
A severe thunderstorm watch covering several sectors of western Quebec is active for Saturday night, June 13, 2026, prompting residents to stay alert and monitor updates.
Quebec Lifts Ban on Open Fires in Forests
On June 13, Quebec’s Ministry of Public Security announced the removal of the ban on open fires in forests, ending previous restrictions on campfires and other flames in the province’s wooded areas.
Quebec Liberal Party to Send Legal Notice to PQ Leader
The Quebec Liberal Party said it will send a formal demand letter to PQ leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon on June 13, 2026, accusing him of linking him to organized crime based on recent remarks. The party frames the notice as a response to alleged defamatory statements.
Mayor Plante vows faster police body‑camera rollout amid trust crisis
Mayor Valérie Plante said public trust in the Montreal police has been damaged by racism allegations and pledged to speed up the deployment of body‑cameras. The move aims to increase transparency and address calls for police reform.
Artists Fear Historic Mile‑Ex Studio May Be Lost to Redevelopment
Mile‑Ex artists warned on June 13, 2026 that a redevelopment plan could demolish or repurpose the historic studio building at 435 Beaubien Avenue West, a long‑standing hub for local creators.
Community Rallies to Keep Villa Maria College’s Historic NDG Campus
Thousands rallied this summer to keep Villa Maria College’s historic NDG campus open, while administrators say any solution must first resolve a major budget shortfall threatening relocation or closure.
World Road Cycling Championships to Be Held in Montreal This September
The UCI announced that the 2026 Road World Championships will be held in Montreal from September 20-27, featuring elite cyclists in an eight‑day competition announced 100 days earlier.
New 815 Bus Connects West Island to Trudeau Airport
The 815 bus route will start in mid‑June 2026, connecting Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport and offering West Island residents a new summer‑to‑fall public‑transit option.
Shooting at Angrinton Park Party Leads to Arrest, No Injuries
Gunshots fired during a Saturday night party at Angrinton Park resulted in one arrest and no injuries, according to police. The incident was swiftly contained, and the investigation is ongoing.
Montreal Police Open Investigation of 16 Officers Over Racism Claims
The Montreal police announced a formal investigation on June 13 into sixteen officers from the Montreal‑Nord station over racism allegations, prompting community reactions of shock mixed with a lack of surprise.
Mayor Plante vows faster police body‑camera rollout after racism claims
Mayor Valérie Plante announced an accelerated rollout of police body‑cameras in Montreal following accusations of racist conduct by officers, pledging to restore community trust and improve accountability.
Mile‑Ex Artists Warn of Studio Loss to Redevelopment
Mile‑Ex artists warned on June 13, 2026 that redevelopment plans for the red‑brick building at 435 Beaubien Avenue West could force them out of their long‑standing studios, a site regarded as a local cultural gem.
Jean Leloup’s ‘Le Dôme’ Celebrated at Francos de Montréal
Jean Leloup’s 1996 album Le Dôme is being highlighted at the Francos de Montréal festival on June 14, 2026, to mark its 30th anniversary.
Burgundy Lion Pub Prepares for World Cup Soccer Nights
The Burgundy Lion Pub in Montreal is set to host soccer fans for World Cup matches beginning June 12, 2026, continuing its long‑standing role as a local soccer bar. The venue is preparing viewing spaces to accommodate the influx of supporters during the tournament.
