Danièle Sauvageau Named Head Coach of Canada Women’s Hockey
Danièle Sauvageau was appointed head coach of Canada’s women’s hockey team on July 29, 2026, bringing back the coach who led the squad to Olympic gold in 2002.
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Galarneau, Draxl and Draper Secure Main‑Draw Spots at Montreal Open
Alexis Galarneau, Liam Draxl and Jack Draper have been entered into the main draw of the Montreal Open, a professional tournament in Quebec featuring both Canadian and international players.
Ottawa Allocates $2 Billion for Montreal-Built Locomotives
Prime Minister Justin Carney announced a 2 billion‑dollar federal investment to build new locomotives in Montreal, aimed at modernising the rail fleet and boosting domestic manufacturing.
Urban Anglers Find Over 50 Fish Species in Montreal Waters
Ron Touaty reports that Lake Saint-Louis and the Lachine Canal host over 50 fish species, highlighting the diversity of Montreal’s urban waterways.
Quebec Reports First Raccoon Rabies Case in Stray Cat
Quebec's agriculture ministry confirmed the province's first raccoon‑variant rabies case in a stray cat from Montérégie and urged pet owners to keep rabies vaccinations current.
Liberal Leader Charles Milliard Unveils New Economic Plan
Quebec Liberal leader Charles Milliard unveiled an economic plan on July 30, 2026, focusing on stronger intra‑Canadian ties and new trade partnerships as the party prepares for the 2026 provincial election.
Montrealer Says City Shapes Her Identity Over Province or Country
Shereen Joseph says her identity is rooted in Montreal rather than Quebec or Canada, questioning whether she would feel as welcome elsewhere, a view reflecting the city’s multicultural character.
Petal Sues Quebec Health Agency for $150 Million Over Software Theft
Petal has sued Quebec’s health agency, Santé Québec, alleging it copied the company’s software and is seeking $150 million in damages. The lawsuit, filed in Montreal on July 30, 2026, underscores a dispute over intellectual‑property rights between a private developer and a public health authority.
Factors Behind Quebec’s Spike in Gasoline Prices
Gasoline prices in Quebec have risen sharply, and a detailed analysis attributes the increase to higher crude oil costs, refining and distribution expenses, taxes and retail margins.
Quebec Starts Planning for Saint‑Pierre Interchange Rebuild
Quebec has begun planning a rebuild of the Saint‑Pierre interchange in Montreal to address long‑standing traffic congestion and aging infrastructure.
Four Attackers Assault Two Officers in Villeray
Two Montreal police officers were attacked by four individuals in Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension after responding to an incident on the night of July 26‑27, 2026, leading to arrests and an ongoing investigation.
Nadia Comăneci Returns to Montreal for 50th‑Anniversary Celebration
Nadia Comăneci will attend a ceremony at Montreal’s Olympic Stadium on August 1, 2026, to mark the 50th anniversary of her perfect‑10 score at the 1976 Olympics. The event honors her historic achievement and the lasting impact of the 1976 Games.
Patrick Wilson and Nick Antosca Debut Cape Fear Finale at Fantasia
Patrick Wilson and showrunner Nick Antosca previewed the final episode of "Cape Fear" at Montreal's Fantasia International Film Festival on July 30, 2026, ahead of its global broadcast.
Urban anglers find over 50 fish species in Montreal waters
Ron Touaty reports that over 50 fish species inhabit Lake Saint-Louis and the Lachine Canal, making these Montreal waterways a popular spot for urban anglers.
Judge to Rule on $31.5 Million Quebec Archdiocese Abuse Settlement
A Quebec Superior Court judge will decide on a $31.5 million settlement to resolve decades‑old sexual‑abuse claims against the Archdiocese of Quebec, with victims alleging assaults dating back to 1940.
Minister Lightbound Defends End of Streaming Royalties
Minister Lightbound defended the Carney government's decision to end royalty payments previously required from large U.S. streaming platforms, announcing the policy rollback in Montreal on July 30, 2026.
Quebec Delays Publication of Updated Flood‑Risk Maps
On August 1, 2026, Quebec announced a delay in publishing its updated flood‑risk zone maps, which are being revised to better identify vulnerable areas. No new release date was given, and the postponement may affect municipal planning and flood‑prevention initiatives.
Woman Bitten by Rabid Cat; Three Receive Rabies Shots
A woman in Montérégie was bitten by a rabid stray cat, leading to three people receiving preventive rabies shots. Health officials administered post‑exposure prophylaxis to prevent infection.
Quebec Orders Review After Three Youth Care Deaths
Quebec has ordered a review of its youth care system after two teenage suicides and the death of a four-year-old under Batshaw Youth and Family Centres' supervision in March 2026.
Montreal Shops Swarm Streets With Low‑Quality AI Graphics
Montreal merchants are increasingly using AI tools to produce low‑cost signs, menus and ads, resulting in a surge of low‑quality “AI slop” graphics that have drawn criticism from media commentators.
