Montreal to Host 2026 UCI Road World Championships
Montreal has been chosen to host the 2026 UCI Road World Championships, scheduled for September 20-27, about 100 days from now.
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Community Rallies to Keep Villa Maria College on Historic Campus
Thousands of residents, parents and alumni in NDG are campaigning to keep Villa Maria College on its historic campus, while school officials say any solution must resolve the college’s major financial shortfall.
Francos de Montréal Presents Ten Free Concerts June 12‑20
The Francos de Montréal festival’s 37th edition will feature ten free concerts throughout Montreal from June 12 to June 20, 2026, highlighting its ongoing celebration of francophone music.
Sixteen Montreal Police Officers Investigated for Racist Gestures
Sixteen SPVM officers attached to post 39 are under investigation for alleged racist gestures, and the mayor of Montreal‑Nord has publicly denounced racism and profiling as the inquiry proceeds.
New 815 Bus Connects West Island to Trudeau Airport
A seasonal 815 bus began mid‑June 2026, linking the Des Sources REM station with Montreal‑Trudeau Airport, offering West Island residents a direct summer‑season transit option.
Quebec immigration plan favors health workers, excludes senior aides
Quebec introduced an immigration plan on June 14, 2026 that prioritises doctors and nurses but excludes senior‑care aides, prompting criticism that the measure neglects essential senior‑care staff.
Artists fear redevelopment could erase Mile‑Ex historic studio
Artists in Mile‑Ex fear redevelopment of the historic red‑brick building at 435 Beaubien Avenue West could displace the studios that have long served the neighbourhood’s creative community.
Héma-Québec launches summer drive to boost blood and plasma donations
Héma‑Québec has launched a provincewide summer campaign in June 2026 to encourage blood and plasma donations during the vacation season, aligning with National Blood Donor Week to help maintain supply levels.
Nearly Half of Quebecers Report High Financial Anxiety
A June 14 poll by Léger for Centraide shows 48% of Quebec respondents report moderate to extreme financial anxiety, indicating widespread stress across the province.
Quebec Youth to Pursue 78-Hour Cooking Record for Charity
A Quebec teenager will attempt a 78‑hour nonstop cooking marathon in June 2026 to set a Guinness World Record and raise funds for charity, with the effort overseen by Guinness World Records.
Burgundy Lion Pub Prepares for World Cup Fan Nights
Burgundy Lion Pub in Montreal is set to host soccer fans for World Cup matches on June 12, 2026, continuing its tradition as a popular gathering spot for local football enthusiasts.
Community Rallies to Save Villa Maria College in NDG
Thousands of residents, parents and alumni are campaigning this summer to keep Villa Maria College on its historic NDG campus, while officials say any plan must resolve the school’s major financial challenges.
World Road Cycling Championships Set for Montreal in September
Montreal will host the 2026 road cycling world championships from 20 to 27 September, drawing the sport’s top international cyclists to the city. The event was announced 100 days ago and will span eight days of competition.
Seasonal 815 Bus Connects West Island to Trudeau Airport
A seasonal 815 bus will link the Des Sources REM station to Montreal‑Trudeau Airport from mid‑June through the fall, giving West Island residents a direct public‑transport option for the first time this season.
Police Shoot Suspects Near Angrignon Park, 18-Year-Old Arrested
Police shot at a dangerously driven vehicle near Angrignon Park on June 13, arresting an 18‑year‑old while two other occupants fled, with no injuries reported.
Quebec Immigration Plan Prioritizes Health Workers, Leaves Out Support Staff
Quebec introduced an immigration measure on June 14 that prioritizes health‑care professionals but excludes personal support workers, prompting criticism from senior‑care providers who view the omission as unfair to essential support staff.
Héma-Québec Launches Provincewide Summer Blood Drive
Héma-Québec launched a provincewide summer campaign on June 13, 2026, to boost blood and plasma donations during vacation season, coinciding with National Blood Donor Week.
Artists Fear Loss of Mile-Ex Studio Building Amid Redevelopment
Artists occupying the red‑brick studio building at 435 Beaubien Avenue West fear that redevelopment plans could eliminate the space that has long served as a creative hub in Montreal’s Mile‑Ex neighbourhood. The building’s potential loss has raised concerns about preserving a cultural landmark amid urban development.
Mayor Condemns Racism as 16 Officers Face Probe
Mayor of Montreal‑North denounced racism as sixteen SPVM officers at post 39 face an investigation into alleged hateful gestures, reaffirming the community's zero‑tolerance stance on profiling.
Jean Leloup’s ‘Le Dôme’ Celebrated at Montreal Francos
Jean Leloup’s 1996 album Le Dôme will be performed at the Francos de Montréal festival on June 14, 2026, marking its 30th anniversary. The celebration highlights the record’s lasting influence as a cult classic in Quebec’s music scene.
