Spanish Driver Fined $1,700 for Full‑Speed Run on Montreal Course
A Spanish driver was excluded and fined $1,700 after driving at full speed on the World Championships course in Montreal, violating safety regulations during the ongoing event.
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Montreal City and Blue‑Collar Union Reach Deal, Strike Paused
The City of Montreal and the Syndicat des cols bleus regroupés de Montréal signed a principle agreement on September 21, 2026, suspending a strike set for September 22. The deal renews their collective bargaining contract and will be finalized in a detailed agreement in the coming weeks.
23-Year-Old Man Stabbed in Montreal’s Angus Park
A 23‑year‑old man was stabbed with a knife in Angus Park, Montreal, on the night of September 24, 2026. Police are investigating the assault and have asked witnesses to come forward.
23-Year-Old Man Stabbed in Montreal's Angus Park
A 23-year-old man was stabbed with a knife in Angus Park, a residential park in Montreal's Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie borough, on the night of September 24-25, 2026.
Two Injured in Rivière-des-Prairies Shooting
An 18‑year‑old man and a 23‑year‑old woman were injured in an attempted murder shooting near Jacques‑Rousseau Street and Nicolas‑Joly Avenue in Rivière‑des‑Prairies on September 24, 2026. Police are investigating the incident and seeking the suspect who opened fire.
71-Year-Old Homeless Man Dies After Shelter Refusal and Car Hit
A 71-year‑old homeless man classified as an absolute priority was denied emergency shelter in north Montreal and died after being struck by a car while lying on the road. The incident underscores persistent gaps in the city’s ability to provide safe housing for its most vulnerable residents.
Montreal Closes Streets for U23 Women and Junior Men Races
Montreal will close streets around the Mount Royal circuit on September 25, 2026, for the U23 women’s race from 6 a.m. to noon and the subsequent junior men’s race, as part of day six of the Cycling World Championships.
Montreal Squirrels Exhibit Varying Coat Colors Across Neighborhoods
Observers in Montreal have recorded squirrels with different coat colors in various neighborhoods, linking the variations to local environmental conditions. The findings illustrate how urban habitats shape wildlife characteristics across the city.
Elementary School Email Mistake Reveals Data of Nearly 300 Students
A Quebec City elementary school mistakenly emailed personal data of nearly 300 students, prompting a review of privacy practices and staff training in schools.
Villeray Merchants Urge Permanent Pedestrian Zone After Summer Success
Villeray merchants are campaigning for a permanent pedestrian zone on Rue Villeray after a successful summer pilot that temporarily closed the street to cars, citing improved business conditions and positive community response.
Quebec Appoints Former IT Specialist as Independent SIFA Advisor
Quebec named former IT specialist Catherine Desgagnés‑Belzil as an independent advisor for the SIFA project, a program aimed at modernizing the province’s information‑technology systems.
Public Health Criticizes Montreal Over Sponge Park Risks
Santé publique du Québec has accused the City of Montreal of under‑estimating health risks in its Pierre‑Bédard sponge park, which will treat combined stormwater and wastewater, calling for a more thorough risk assessment.
St. Mary's Hospital Starts $16.3M ER Upgrade
St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal has launched a $16.3 million renovation of its emergency department in September 2026 to improve facilities for the Côte-des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Glace community.
Montreal Passes Ban on Insults Toward City Officials
Montreal’s mayor and city council approved a regulation on September 21 that bans insulting language toward municipal officials and police officers, aiming to reduce disrespect toward public servants.
Villeray Merchants Seek Extension of Summer Pedestrian Zone
Villeray Street merchants are asking Montreal to extend the successful summer pedestrian zone, citing increased foot traffic and a positive shopping environment.
Two Injured in Double Attempted Murder in Rivière-des-Prairies
A man and a woman were shot in a double attempted murder in Montreal's Rivière-des-Prairies–Pointe-aux-Trembles on September 24, 2026, and are receiving medical care while police investigate the case.
Montreal Streets Closed for World Cycling Championships Friday
Montreal will close numerous streets to vehicles on Friday, September 25, 2026, to accommodate the World Cycling Championships. The temporary closures are required to keep race routes clear and ensure safety during the international event.
Elections Quebec to Mail Bilingual Voter Cards Next Week
Elections Quebec has mailed bilingual voter cards to residents, with delivery expected next week, as part of preparations for an upcoming provincial election.
Public Health Criticizes Montreal Over Sponge Park Risks
Public health officials have warned that Montreal underestimated the health risks of mixing stormwater and sewage in the Pierre‑Bédard sponge park, a key element of the city’s green‑infrastructure plan.
St. Mary's Hospital launches $16.3 million emergency department upgrade
St. Mary's Hospital in Montreal has started a $16.3 million renovation of its emergency department in 2026 to modernise facilities and improve care for local residents. The upgrade focuses on expanding triage, updating equipment and enhancing patient flow while keeping the department operational.
