Researchers Confirm Tornado Struck Repentigny on Aug. 2
Researchers have confirmed that a tornado struck Repentigny, Quebec, on August 2, damaging trees and buildings, after initially being reported as a severe storm.
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Journalist Jean‑François Cloutier Announces PQ Candidacy in Montarville
Journalist Jean‑François Cloutier of the Journal de Montréal announced his candidacy for the Parti Québécois in the Montarville riding on the South Shore of Quebec. The declaration was made on 7 August 2026, ahead of the upcoming provincial election.
Restaurant Burns Early Monday Morning in Montreal
Firefighters reported a blaze at a Montreal restaurant around 2 a.m. on August 10, 2026, prompting police to be dispatched and an investigation into the cause.
Quebec Group Begins 16-Day St. Lawrence Shoreline Cleanup
Morissette’s Quebec group has started a 16‑day shoreline cleanup of the St. Lawrence River in Montreal to combat pollution harming whales, turtles, and other wildlife.
Night Shootings Reported in Rivière-des-Prairies and Saint‑Michel, No Arrests
Montreal police reported nighttime gunfire in Rivière-des-Prairies and Saint‑Michel on 8 August 2026, with investigations ongoing and no arrests made.
Saint‑Pie Council Sets Aside Racetrack Land for New High School
Saint‑Pie council voted to reserve part of the 57‑year‑old Sanair racetrack for a prospective new high school, a decision that has sparked both support and concern within the community.
Quebec Growers Face Limited Shelf Space at SQDC
Quebec cannabis growers are struggling to secure shelf space at the government‑run SQDC retailer, despite a strong provincial market, with only a few local producers currently stocked.
Police Remove Three Teens from Montreal Schoolyard During Soccer Game
Police officers arrived at Maisonneuve elementary school courtyard on August 7, 2026, and ordered three preadolescent boys playing soccer to leave, an action observed by neighbor Noam Arbaoui.
Montreal and Laval Paramedics Reject Quebec Deal
On August 9, 60 percent of Montreal and Laval paramedics voted against a tentative agreement with the Quebec government, halting the deal reached the previous month and prompting renewed negotiations.
Researchers Confirm Tornado Struck Repentigny on August 2
Researchers confirmed a tornado hit Repentigny, Quebec on August 2, 2026, damaging trees and buildings during a Sunday storm.
Quebec Sweet Corn Harvest Surplus Cuts Prices
Quebec's 2026 sweet corn harvest has produced a surplus that exceeds store capacity, lowering consumer prices, while strong yields of other vegetables keep farms profitable.
Sena Catterall Drafted by Detroit PWHL Team, Chooses Hockey
Montreal’s 24‑year‑old Sena Catterall was drafted by Detroit’s PWHL team, prompting her to shift her focus from a national baseball role to a professional hockey career.
Journalist Jean‑François Cloutier Announces PQ Run in Montarville
Journalist Jean‑François Cloutier announced his candidacy for the Parti Québécois in the Montarville riding on the South Shore of Montreal.
Quebec Premier Open to US Wines in Provincial Stores
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette said she may allow U.S. wines in provincial liquor stores, contingent on price conditions, according to a statement on August 10, 2026.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch Issued for Quebec This Afternoon
A severe thunderstorm watch has been placed on multiple regions of Quebec for Monday afternoon and evening as atmospheric conditions favor strong storms.
Protesters Oppose Tennis Canada Jarry Park Revamp
Protesters gathered at Jarry Park on August 10, 2026 to oppose Tennis Canada’s plan to completely revamp the IGA Stadium, which the organization says needs a major upgrade to meet professional tour standards.
Montreal and Laval Paramedics Reject Quebec Tentative Deal
Paramedics in Montreal and Laval voted 60 percent against a tentative July 2026 agreement with the Quebec government, prompting a return to negotiations.
Shots Fired at Vehicle in Montreal’s South‑West Borough, No Injuries
Police say a vehicle was shot at in Montreal’s South‑West borough on August 10, 2026, with no injuries reported and no suspect identified. The SPVM is investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.
Governor General Arbour Outlines Vision During Quebec City Visit
Governor General Louise Arbour, in her first official Quebec City visit, told CBC Montreal’s Rachel Watts that she aims to engage both leaders and everyday Canadians as she begins her duties.
Quebec Sweet Corn Glut Lowers Prices, Farmers See Profit Gains
Quebec's summer harvest has produced more sweet corn than stores can sell, lowering consumer prices, while high yields of other vegetables are boosting farmer profits.
