Shapovalov Retires in Third Set in Montreal, Chan Nears Another Upset
Denis Shapovalov retired in the third set of his Montreal match against Zachary Svajda, while Chan advanced close to a surprise upset in the same tournament.
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French Citizen’s Quebec Work Permit Revoked After Funeral Trip
A French citizen’s Quebec work permit was revoked after he returned from his daughter’s funeral, as provincial rules penalize extended absences. An immigration lawyer says the policy should be amended to account for personal emergencies.
Diallo and Monfils Advance to Second Round in Montreal
Gabriel Diallo and Gaël Monfils both won their opening matches at the Open Banque Nationale in Montreal, moving into the second round, with Diallo achieving his first tour‑level win on home ground.
Québecor Deploys Desk Heat Sensors for Hybrid Workspace Management
Québecor has started fitting heat sensors under office desks in Quebec to monitor occupancy for hybrid work setups, aiming to improve space utilization. The deployment reflects a wider corporate shift toward technology‑based management of shared workspaces as hybrid schedules become standard.
Pogacar Chooses Vuelta Over Quebec, Montreal Grand Prix
Tadej Pogacar will ride the Vuelta a España in late August 2026, skipping the Quebec and Montreal Grand Prix events, a decision that follows his rise to fame in 2019.
Rain Halts Men's Matches at Montreal's National Bank Open
Heavy rain on August 3, 2026, halted two men's matches at Montreal's National Bank Open, prompting a temporary suspension and schedule adjustments in the ATP Tour event.
Up to 100 mm Rain Expected Across Parts of Quebec by Tuesday
A weather system will bring up to 100 mm of rain to several parts of Quebec by Tuesday, raising concerns about river saturation and prompting monitoring of water levels.
Borough Council Approves McDonald's Near Homes Amid Resident Backlash
The Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles borough council approved a McDonald’s restaurant next to homes after dropping earlier strict conditions, prompting backlash from nearby residents who say the change does not serve their interests.
Quebec Police Urge Caution as Construction Holiday Ends
Quebec’s provincial police have warned drivers to drive cautiously as the summer construction holiday ends, aiming to lower the risk of accidents as road work resumes. The advisory highlights the need for vigilance around new work zones and changing traffic conditions.
Northern Tornadoes Project Investigates Repentigny Storm
The Northern Tornadoes Project is investigating a severe storm that hit Repentigny, Quebec on August 2, 2026 to determine if it produced a tornado, using radar, satellite data and eyewitness reports.
Local Couple Starts Weekly Neighborhood Meet‑ups in Notre‑Dame‑de‑Grace
A couple in Notre‑Dame‑de‑Grace has launched a weekly, open‑to‑all gathering to help neighbours connect, reflecting wider efforts in Montreal to combat urban isolation.
Montreal Picnic Goer Bit by Tick in La Fontaine Park
After a picnic in La Fontaine Park on August 2, a Montreal resident was bitten by a tick, highlighting the presence of ticks in city parks and the associated health risks.
Quebec Sends 60 Firefighters to BC as Fires Persist at Home
Quebec’s SOPFEU dispatched 60 firefighters to British Columbia on August 2, 2026, to aid in battling forest fires, even as Quebec still contends with 110 active fires but sees its situation stabilizing.
Quebec Police Urge Caution as Construction Break Ends
Quebec police are urging drivers to be extra cautious as the summer construction holiday ends, warning that renewed road work combined with peak traffic could increase collision risk.
Rain Forces Two-Day Delay at Montreal's National Bank Open
Rain forced the National Bank Open in Montreal to pause for two consecutive days on August 2-3, 2026, creating extensive schedule delays at IGA Stadium. Tennis Canada highlighted future plans for a retractable roof to reduce such weather impacts.
Hundreds of Montreal Residents Protest for Flood Solutions
More than 100 Montreal residents protested at Pierrefonds town hall on August 3, 2026, demanding concrete flood‑mitigation measures and accountability from municipal officials, amid ongoing flooding across multiple boroughs.
Northern Tornadoes Project Investigates Repentigny Storm for Possible Tornado
The Northern Tornadoes Project is investigating a severe storm that hit Repentigny, Quebec, on August 2 to determine if it produced a tornado, reviewing radar data and conducting field surveys.
Bakery Front Windows Shattered, Anti‑Tech Graffiti Found
A Montreal bakery's front windows were smashed and anti‑technology graffiti was left on its brick wall on July 31, 2026. Police have not identified the perpetrators, and the bakery has faced prior vandalism incidents.
18 Road Deaths Recorded in Quebec During 2026 Construction Holiday
The SAAQ reported 18 road deaths in Quebec during the 2026 construction holiday, noting that most could have been prevented and that overall fatality numbers have stayed steady for a decade.
Quebec Measles Outbreak Nears End With 28 Cases
Quebec reports that its measles outbreak is close to ending, with 28 confirmed cases indicating limited spread.
