Les Roses Edge Rise 4-3 in Vancouver
Les Roses beat the Rise 4-3 in Vancouver, extending their recent run of four wins in five matches. Four different Montreal players contributed to the scoring.
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Montreal Urges Ongoing Water Conservation Amid Aqueduct Overhaul
Montreal officials urged residents to keep conserving water during extensive aqueduct repairs, noting that a cooler summer has lowered use but future heat waves could raise demand.
Montreal Advocates Call on Canada to Take Haitian Migrants
Montreal refugee advocates are urging Canada to accept Haitian migrants after the Trump administration ended U.S. protection, warning that hundreds of thousands could face uncertain futures without a new safe haven.
Federal Inaction on Rogue Trucking Firms Linked to Quebec Crashes
An internal Employment and Social Development Canada report says federal authorities cannot sanction non‑compliant trucking firms, a gap linked to several serious crashes in Quebec, and calls for a review of enforcement powers.
Five Officers Suspended Over 2018 Montreal Police Chase
A Quebec disciplinary tribunal has suspended three provincial and two Montreal police officers for their roles in a 2018 chase that seriously injured a woman, invoking its authority over dangerous pursuits.
Quebec Tribunal Clears Two Private Colleges to Resume Classes
The Administrative Tribunal of Quebec lifted a suspension on July 28, 2026, allowing Collège supérieur de Montréal and Collège supérieur de Sherbrooke to resume teaching immediately, restoring normal classes for students in both cities.
Montreal to Demolish Vacant Parc‑Extension Housing Block
Montreal’s municipal housing office will demolish a low‑cost building in Parc‑Extension that has been vacant for almost four years after seniors were evicted for repairs, planning to rebuild new affordable units on the site.
Prime Video to Stream Seven Canadiens Games on Wednesdays
Prime Video will stream seven Montreal Canadiens games on Wednesdays in Canada, part of its new NHL broadcasting rights, offering fans a weekly streaming option.
Quebec Starts Planning to Rebuild Saint‑Pierre Interchange
Quebec’s government has begun the planning phase to rebuild the Saint‑Pierre interchange in Montreal’s Lachine borough, aiming to relieve long‑standing traffic congestion and replace deteriorating structures after years of delays.
Montreal Police Issue Alert for At‑Large Repeat Sexual Offender
The SPVM has issued a public alert on July 29, 2026, seeking a repeat sexual offender who is currently at large in Montreal, and is urging community assistance in locating the suspect.
Quebec Health Ministry Calls for Independent Probe After Youth Deaths
Quebec Health Ministry and Batshaw Youth and Family Centres have requested an independent investigation into the deaths of three minors under Batshaw’s care in Montreal, aiming to determine the circumstances and assess existing safeguards.
Data breach disrupts Anjou borough services
Anjou borough reported a computer system breach on July 23, 2026, leading to an investigation for possible data theft and causing operational and telephone service disruptions.
U.S. Customs Reopens Montreal‑Trudeau After Odor Shutdown
U.S. Customs and Border Protection resumed passenger screening at Montreal‑Trudeau Airport on July 29, 2026 after a several‑hour shutdown caused by a strong odor from a nearby construction site.
Fans Spend Hundreds on Ariana Grande Pop‑Up Shop in Montreal
Ariana Grande’s temporary boutique on Montreal’s Sainte‑Catherine Street attracted hundreds of fans on July 28, 2026, who collectively spent hundreds of dollars on exclusive merchandise.
Danièle Sauvageau Appointed Head Coach of Canada Women’s Hockey
Danièle Sauvageau, a Montreal‑based coach, has been named head coach of the Canadian women’s hockey team, taking charge as the squad prepares for upcoming international tournaments.
Galarneau, Draxl, Draper Secure Main‑Draw Places in Montreal Open
Alexis Galarneau, Liam Draxl and Jack Draper have secured first‑round spots in the Montreal Open’s main draw, entering the single‑elimination tennis event in Montreal, Quebec, on July 29, 2026.
Ottawa Allocates $2 Billion for Montreal Locomotive Project
The Canadian federal government announced a $2 billion investment to assemble new locomotives in Montreal, aiming to expand domestic production under the Carney administration.
Tents Erected in Montreal's Cartierville Neighborhood
A tent encampment was established on July 29, 2026, in Montreal's Cartierville neighborhood, illustrating the city's growing homelessness problem as it spreads into residential districts.
Quebec Confirms First Raccoon Rabies Case in Stray Cat
Quebec’s agriculture ministry reported the province’s first raccoon rabies case in a stray cat from Montérégie and urged pet owners to ensure vaccinations are current.
Raptors Set for Pre‑Season Games in Quebec City and Vancouver
The Toronto Raptors will play NBA pre‑season exhibition games in Quebec City and Vancouver, extending the league’s presence across Canada before the regular season starts.
