Shots Fired at Vehicle in Montreal’s South‑West Borough, No Injuries
Police say shots were fired at a vehicle in Montreal's Sud‑Ouest on August 10, causing no injuries, and no suspect has been identified yet.
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Over 1,000 Quebecers Unclaimed in 2025, Province Steps In
Over 1,000 Quebec residents went unclaimed in 2025, prompting the provincial government to arrange cremation or burial through authorized funeral homes. The province steps in when families do not claim a body, ensuring respectful disposition of the remains.
Quebec, Ottawa Launch Probe into Summer Water Plant Cyberattacks
Quebec and the federal government are investigating cyberattacks that hit two Canadian water treatment plants and dozens of U.S. facilities during the summer of 2026.
Coroner Calls for Highway 50 Safety Upgrades After Fatal Crash
The Quebec coroner has pressed the Transport Ministry to implement safety upgrades on Highway 50 after a fatal head‑on crash in late 2025 highlighted existing deficiencies. The appeal renews earlier calls for measures such as better signage and median barriers.
Quebec Premier Open to Reallow US Wines in Stores
Premier Christine Fréchette said she is open to allowing U.S. wines back in Quebec’s government liquor stores if conditions and price limits are met, challenging the current restriction on American wines.
Protesters Oppose Tennis Canada's Jarry Park Renovation Plans
Protesters gathered at Jarry Park on August 10, 2026 to oppose Tennis Canada's plan to fully revamp IGA Stadium, while the organization argues the upgrades are needed to meet rising professional tour standards.
Second Cat Tests Positive for Raccoon Rabies in Montérégie, Three Treated
A cat in Saint‑Anicet tested positive for raccoon‑origin rabies, prompting post‑exposure treatment for three contacts, as Quebec reports multiple rabies cases in wildlife and pets this summer.
Montreal Team Works on Therapy for BC Child’s Rare Disease
A three‑year‑old from British Columbia traveled to Montreal where researchers are developing an experimental therapy for the child’s incurable rare genetic disease. The effort reflects Canada’s wider push to create treatments for rare genetic disorders that affect only a few patients.
Over 1,000 Quebecers Unclaimed in 2025, Province Steps In
In 2025, over 1,000 unclaimed bodies in Quebec led the provincial government to authorize funeral homes to perform cremations or burials, following established protocols for handling deceased residents without family claim.
Quebec, Ottawa Investigate Summer Cyberattacks on Water Plants
Quebec and the federal government are investigating summer 2026 cyberattacks that hit two Canadian water treatment plants and dozens of U.S. facilities, amid a rise in cyber threats to critical infrastructure across North America.
Coroner Calls for Highway 50 Safety Upgrades After Fatal Crash
The Quebec coroner has pressed the Transport Ministry to add safety upgrades to Highway 50 after a fatal head‑on crash last year, renewing earlier calls for improvements.
Westmount Holds Weekly Trash Pickup as Montreal Moves to Biweekly
Westmount will keep its weekly garbage collection schedule even as Montreal moves to a biweekly system starting in October 2026, underscoring the municipality’s independent service arrangements.
Quebec Premier Open to US Wines in Provincial Stores
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette indicated openness to permitting US wines in provincial liquor stores, subject to conditions, signaling a possible shift from the longstanding restriction on American wines.
Annie Brocoli Wins Coup de Coeur at Juste pour rire 2026
Annie Brocoli received the “coup de coeur” prize from Juste pour rire organizers on August 10, 2026, as part of the festival’s list of laureates for events in Montreal and Quebec.
CAQ and PQ Unveil Pre‑Campaign Ads Across Quebec
The CAQ and PQ launched pre‑campaign television and online ads on August 10, 2026, with consultant Victor Henriquez's involvement, to signal their priorities ahead of Quebec's upcoming provincial election.
Quebec Apple Grower Uses Anti-Hail Cannon to Guard Orchard
A Quebec apple grower deployed an anti‑hail cannon on August 10, 2026, to protect his orchard from icy conditions that could reduce yield, using technology originally developed in Europe and now produced in New Zealand and Germany.
Over 1,000 Quebecers' Remains Unclaimed in 2025
In 2025, over 1,000 Quebec residents died without family claim, prompting the provincial government to authorize funeral homes to perform cremations or burials. The action follows standard provincial procedures for unclaimed bodies.
Quebec, Ottawa Investigate Summer Water‑Plant Cyberattacks
Quebec and Ottawa are investigating summer 2026 cyberattacks that hit two Canadian water‑treatment plants and dozens of U.S. facilities, amid a broader rise in threats to critical infrastructure.
Man, 36, Seriously Wounded by Sharp Weapon on De Bullion Street
Police confirmed that a 36‑year‑old man was found seriously injured by a sharp weapon on De Bullion Street in Montreal on August 11, 2026, and the investigation is ongoing.
Quebec Lawyer Challenges End of Royal Oath Requirement
A Quebec lawyer filed a legal challenge on August 11, 2026, contesting the 2022 repeal of the mandatory oath of allegiance to the king. The case will be reviewed by provincial courts to determine if the oath can be reinstated.
