Hydro-Québec and CUPE Unions Win Court Dismissal Over Fence Flags
The tribunal dismissed CUPE’s complaints that Hydro-Québec’s removal of union flags from fences interfered with union activity, clearing the company of the allegations.
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Police documents flag radicalized subculture at Montreal North station
Montreal Police Service internal documents describe a radicalized subculture among officers at Station 39 in Montreal North, and were circulated on 30 September 2026.
Man Seriously Injured by Sharp Object in Montreal
A man was seriously injured by a sharp object on Ontario Street East on September 29, 2026, prompting a police response.
Mount Royal Cross to Be Dismantled for Year‑Long Renovation
Mount Royal’s illuminated cross will be removed for about a year while about 450 steel parts and its lighting system are replaced, upgrading the landmark.
Metro Nears 60th Year as Maintenance Gaps Grow
The Metro approaches its 60th anniversary in 2026, but the STM and transit experts warn that insufficient spending threatens the aging system's upkeep.
Legal groups sue to overturn Montreal anti‑insult bylaw
Two legal rights groups have petitioned the Quebec Superior Court to overturn Montreal’s new anti‑insult bylaw, claiming it violates freedom of expression.
Tribunal Rejects CUPE Flag Removal Complaints Against Hydro‑Québec
The Administrative Labour Tribunal dismissed two CUPE locals’ complaints that Hydro‑Québec’s removal of union flags interfered with union activities.
City Architects Union Files Two-Day Strike Notice
The union representing Montreal’s city architects has filed a notice for a potential two‑day strike that could affect essential services.
Mayor says $100M Federal Nature Grant Misused, Park Project Hit
Mayor Stéphane Boyer claims a $100 million federal grant for a Laval‑North Shore nature park was diverted, according to a La Presse investigation.
PQ leader vows to end monarchy in Quebec if elected
PQ leader Paul St‑Pierre Plamondon pledged to bring a bill to end the monarchy in Quebec if his party wins the next election, underscoring the party’s sovereigntist stance.
Mariana Mazza Appointed Reading Ambassador for Montreal Book Fair
Mariana Mazza was named reading ambassador for the Montreal Book Fair to motivate non‑readers and revive reading habits.
Unions Rally in Laval Against Rising Rent
Unions in Laval held a rally on September 19 to protest rising rent costs, reflecting broader rent increases throughout the Greater Montreal area.
Quebec Party Leaders Court Voters on Day 35 of Campaign
Leaders of Quebec’s major parties are still courting voters on the campaign’s 35th day, with under seven days left before the election.
Four Searches Launched in Montreal Over 13th Homicide of 2026
Police have started four searches in Montreal to investigate the 13th murder recorded in the city in 2026.
Quebec Police Chief Johanne Beausoleil Announces Retirement
Director general Johanne Beausoleil announced her retirement, ending her tenure leading the Sûreté du Québec since 2022.
Police documents flag radicalized subculture at Montreal North station
Montreal Police internal documents flag a radicalized subculture among officers at Station 39 in Montreal North.
Notre-Dame Tent Camp Grows to About 200 Tents
The Notre-Dame encampment has expanded to about 200 tents, prompting the College of Physicians to urge members to conduct street outreach amid a citywide housing crisis.
192 Quebec Hockey Arenas Have Licensed Bars
Over 190 Quebec hockey arenas run licensed bars, which may serve alcohol between 8 a.m. and 3 a.m.
Young Canadians Less Hopeful About Democracy Than Older Peers
Statistics Canada’s survey shows younger Canadians feel less hopeful about democracy compared with older Canadians, highlighting a generational optimism gap.
Quebec Redirects $100 Million Federal Environmental Grant
Quebec shifted a $100 million federal environmental grant to other uses, contrary to the purpose agreed with Ottawa.
