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The Montreal Alouettes overcame the Hamilton Tiger‑Cats with a 14‑point fourth‑quarter rally at Percival‑Molson Stadium on July 26, 2026, securing the win after a tightly contested game.
The 20th Haïti en Folie festival was held on July 26, 2026, at Parc La Fontaine, offering cooking, music, language, art and storytelling activities to celebrate Haitian culture in Montreal.
Quebec has revived a provincial disability support program to address criticism of its earlier version, acknowledging that about 21% of residents live with a disability.
Tessellate Robotics unveiled a robot in Montreal that will continuously inspect Hydro-Québec’s infrastructure, providing round‑the‑clock monitoring to aid maintenance and improve grid reliability.
Quebec paramedics and the provincial government reached a tentative collective bargaining agreement on July 26, 2026, ending years of work without a formal contract for about 1,000 workers in Montreal and Laval.
The Montreal SPCA is urging city officials and landlords to end pet‑prohibiting rental policies, linking these rules to a rise in animal abandonments, especially during the annual renter turnover around Canada Day.
A police chase in Montreal on July 26, 2026, led to three arrests, with one suspect still being sought by authorities.
A head‑to‑head collision during a CF Montréal match on July 27, 2026, has revived concerns about concussions in soccer, prompting calls for stronger safety measures.
The Alouettes rallied with 14 fourth‑quarter points to defeat the Tiger‑Cats at Stade Percival‑Molson on Sunday, securing a comeback win in front of a lively Montreal crowd.
Quebec’s government relaunched a disability support program on July 27, 2026 after criticism, noting that 21% of its residents have a disability. The restart aims to address earlier shortcomings and better serve a significant portion of the population.
Tessellate Robotics' new robot will start inspecting Hydro-Québec's transmission network, providing continuous monitoring to improve safety and reliability. The deployment begins on July 27, 2026, and will complement existing inspection teams.
More than 1,000 Quebec paramedics with Urgences-santé have reached a tentative collective contract with the provincial government, ending years of negotiations. The agreement awaits ratification and will set new terms for ambulance services in Montreal and Laval.
Montreal Pride will boost security for its upcoming festival after a recent attack in Berlin raised safety concerns for large public events.
A police pursuit in Montreal on July 26, 2026 resulted in three arrests, while a fourth suspect remains at large, prompting an ongoing citywide search.
Inter Miami won their July 25 MLS match in Montreal despite Lionel Messi’s absence and a head injury to German Berterame, highlighting the team’s depth and resilience.
Scientists have identified a melanoma‑type transmissible cancer in brown bullhead catfish from Lake Memphremagog, affecting roughly one third of sampled fish and representing the first known case of such a disease in fish.
The Quebec government approved the reconstruction of Montreal’s Saint‑Pierre highway interchange, ending a study period of more than ten years.
Sean Farrell will continue his baseball career with a team in Anaheim, while Sasha Pastujov is set to join a Montreal team, both having played in the American League last season.
Fierté Montréal announced increased security for upcoming Pride celebrations in response to the deadly Berlin Pride attack, reflecting global concerns about safety at LGBTQ+ events.
Quebec's government has relaunched its disability support program after criticism of the earlier version, aiming to better serve the roughly 21% of residents living with disabilities.
