23-Year-Old Man Stabbed in Rosemont‑La Petite‑Patrie Park
A 23-year-old man was stabbed with a knife in a Rosemont‑La Petite‑Patrie park in Montreal on the night of September 24-25, 2026.
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Spanish Driver Fined $1,700 for Speeding on Montreal Course
A Spanish driver was fined $1,700 and excluded after driving at full speed on the Montreal World Championships course on September 25, 2026, violating rules that restrict access to authorized vehicles only.
Police Rescue Homeless Man from Demolition Site
Montreal police rescued a 44-year-old homeless man who had entered a building scheduled for demolition at Masson and Lafond streets on September 25, 2026. The man was safely removed without injury, highlighting safety concerns at vacant sites.
Baby Found in Montreal Tent Turns Encampment Into Election Flashpoint
A baby found in a Montreal tent has turned the encampment into a focal point of the Quebec provincial election, highlighting homelessness as a key issue while residents stress survival remains their priority.
Canada's Literary Prizes Rely on Publishers to Vet Human Authorship
Canada's top literary prizes will require publishers to confirm that winning books are authored by humans, aiming to prevent AI‑generated texts from entering the awards.
Coroner says Denied Housing Request Led to Death of 71‑Year‑Old Homeless Man
The Quebec coroner linked the death of a 71-year-old homeless man in Montreal to a denied urgent housing request and urged policy reforms to improve emergency shelter access.
Mayor Blocks Tennis Canada Expansion at Jarry Park
Montreal’s mayor has ruled that no further expansion of Tennis Canada’s facilities will be allowed in Jarry Park, rejecting the organization’s request for additional space. The decision preserves the park’s existing public use and halts the proposed enlargement.
Montreal City and Blue‑Collar Union Reach Agreement, Strike Averted
The City of Montreal and the Syndicat des cols bleus regroupés de Montréal reached a principle agreement on September 21, 2026, renewing their collective bargaining contract and suspending a strike that was slated to begin the following Tuesday.
Paramedics deem response successful at Montreal cycling championships
Paramedics reported a successful emergency response at the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, handling 125 incidents over the September 25‑27 event after two years of planning. The coordinated effort between Urgences‑santé and organizers ensured prompt care for athletes and spectators.
Road Closures Persist in Montreal Amid UCI World Championships
Road closures and traffic disruptions continue in Montreal and Montérégie on September 26-27, 2026, due to the ongoing UCI Road World Championships, with officials urging motorists to plan alternate routes.
Montreal Mayor Apologizes for Disrespectful Remarks About Police
Montreal’s mayor apologized on Friday for Monday comments that downplayed middle‑finger gestures toward police, calling the remarks poorly expressed and unacceptable after they drew criticism for appearing to condone disrespect.
23-Year-Old Man Stabbed in Rosemont‑La Petite‑Patrie Park
A 23‑year‑old man was stabbed with a knife in a Rosemont‑La Petite‑Patrie park on the night of September 24‑25, 2026. Police are investigating the attack and have called for witnesses to assist with the inquiry.
Baby Found in Montreal Tent Makes Encampment Election Flashpoint
A baby found in a Montreal homeless tent on September 25, 2026 has made the encampment a focal point of the provincial election campaign, though residents say their priority remains basic survival.
Police Rescue Homeless Man from Demolition Site in Montreal
Police rescued a 44-year-old homeless man sheltering in a demolition-bound building on Masson and Lafond streets in Montreal on Friday morning.
Pro‑Ukraine Protesters Gather Daily Outside Montreal Russian Consulate
For over four years, pro‑Ukraine demonstrators have met daily outside Montreal’s Russian consulate, aiming to disrupt the staff’s work and keep the diplomatic mission under constant public pressure.
Roslyn Elementary Terry Fox Run Raises Nearly $30K for Former Caretaker
Roslyn Elementary’s September 25 Terry Fox Run raised close to $30,000 to honor former caretaker Eddy Nolan, with proceeds supporting cancer research. Students, staff including Mary Silvaggio, and community members contributed to the successful fundraiser.
Montreal Squirrels' Fur Shifts With Neighborhood Microclimates
Squirrels in Montreal are changing fur color based on the neighborhoods they inhabit, a pattern linked to the city's diverse microclimates and habitats.
Bridge and Road Closures Expected in Montreal This Weekend
The Samuel‑De Champlain Bridge and several streets in greater Montreal will be closed on September 26‑27 to accommodate the nine‑day UCI Road World Championships, prompting temporary traffic adjustments for the weekend.
Mayor Blocks Further Encroachment on Jarry Park
Montreal's mayor rejected any new encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada's expansion, reaffirming the city's commitment to protect existing public space.
Paramedics Manage 125 Calls at Montreal Cycling Worlds, Service Calls It Success
Urgences-santé handled 125 incidents during the three‑day UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, deeming the operation a success after two years of planning.
