Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Saturday Montreal Crash
A 47-year-old motorcyclist was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle in the Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve area of Montreal on Saturday afternoon.
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Baby in Montreal Tent Turns Encampment Into Election Flashpoint
A baby found in a Montreal tent in September 2026 made the encampment a focal point of the provincial election, though residents say they are focused on survival.
Four Killed in Helicopter Crash Near Montreal
Four people died when a helicopter collided with a field in Sainte‑Brigide‑d’Iberville, Quebec, on September 26, 2026.
St. James United Church Seeks Funds for Multi‑Million Repairs
The St. James United Church parish is seeking donations to cover multi‑million‑dollar repair costs for its historic Montreal building, citing a cash shortfall from rising maintenance expenses.
Coroner urges reforms after homeless senior's death
A 71-year-old homeless man's death, occurring two weeks after a denied urgent housing request, led the Quebec coroner to suggest reforms to the city's housing referral system.
Mayor Blocks Tennis Canada Expansion at Jarry Park
The mayor rejected Tennis Canada’s request to expand facilities at Jarry Park, stating the city will not permit further encroachment.
Montreal City and Blue‑Collar Union Reach Deal, Strike Averted
The city and the municipal blue‑collar union reached a principle agreement on September 21, cancelling the strike planned for September 22.
Baby found in Montreal tent makes encampment election flashpoint
A baby found in a Montreal tent has made the encampment a flashpoint in the upcoming election, while residents stress their focus on survival over politics.
Mayor says no further encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada expansion
The city has refused to allow further land encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada’s expansion plans, as announced by the mayor on September 21, 2026.
Man Hospitalized After Attempted Murder on Downtown Montreal Street
A 24‑year‑old man was injured in an attempted murder on downtown Montreal streets early Saturday and was hospitalized, while the suspects fled before police arrived.
Montreal City and Blue‑Collar Union Reach Deal, Strike Paused
The city and the blue‑collar union signed a principle agreement on September 21, 2026, pausing a strike set for September 22. The deal renews the collective contract and stops the planned work stoppage.
Quebec Parties Campaign as Advance Polls Open Ahead of Election
Parties are campaigning as advance voting begins on Oct 4‑5, marking the 31st campaign day and highlighting foreign interference claims ahead of the Oct 5 provincial election.
St. James Church Seeks Multi‑Million Funding for Repairs
St. James United Church is seeking multi‑million dollars to fund essential repairs for its historic downtown building, citing a cash shortfall caused by rising upkeep costs.
CSIS Contacted Over U.S. Interference Allegations in Quebec Election
CSIS was approached following accusations of U.S. interference in Quebec’s provincial election, leading party leaders to demand openness about the issue.
UCI Road World Championships Proceed Despite Disruptions in Montreal
The UCI Road World Championships are ongoing in Montreal and Montérégie on September 26‑27, 2026, despite disruptions.
Montreal Cuts Tree‑Planting Budget Amid 500,000‑Tree Goal
Montreal reduced funding for tree planting and emerald ash borer control, despite its commitment to plant 500,000 trees by 2030.
23-Year-Old Woman Hit by Stray Bullet After Montreal Party
A 23-year-old woman was wounded by a stray bullet after a family party in Rivière-des-Prairies, Montreal, on September 24, 2026. The shooter was roughly 50 metres away and the victim was not the intended target.
Mayor apologizes for downplaying disrespectful gesture toward police
The mayor of Montreal apologized on September 22, 2026, after earlier comments that minimized a middle‑finger gesture toward police were criticized as inappropriate.
Former Federal Employee Calls for Pension Reform for Injured Workers
A former federal public servant in Ottawa urged reforms to Canadian pension rules that limit benefits for workers forced into early retirement due to workplace injuries, calling for expanded eligibility and adjusted calculations.
Police Rescue Homeless Man from Demolition Site in Montreal
Montreal police rescued a 44-year-old homeless man from a demolition-bound building on September 25, 2026, after he broke in for shelter at the corner of Masson and Lafond streets.
