Provincial Minister Announces $250 M Homelessness Fund
Provincial minister Fréchette and the Montreal mayor announced a $250 million emergency fund for homelessness following public outcry after a baby was found in a city encampment.
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42-Year-Old Stabbed in Downtown Montreal, 37-Year-Old Arrested
A 42-year-old man was stabbed in downtown Montreal on September 20, and a 37-year-old suspect was arrested at the scene. Police are investigating the armed assault and have not released further details.
Security Officer Hospitalized After Vehicle Hits Pedestrian at Montreal Airport
A security officer was hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle at Montreal’s Trudeau Airport on September 20, with Quebec police investigating the incident.
Hydro-Québec to Cut Power for 60,000 During Substation Work
Hydro-Québec will cut power to 60,000 customers in the Capitale‑Nationale region during a scheduled outage at the Neufchâtel substation from Sunday night to Monday morning, as part of major maintenance work.
Police Ask Public to Help Find Missing 13‑Year‑Old in Châteauguay
Châteauguay and Quebec police are seeking public assistance to locate a 13‑year‑old girl who disappeared on a bus heading toward Montreal on September 18. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them as the investigation continues.
Autism Group Launches Mobile Support Unit in Quebec's Laurentians
Autisme Laurentides introduced a mobile unit on September 21 to deliver tools and guidance to families in Quebec’s Laurentides who are waiting for government autism support, aiming to close the service gap during the waiting period.
Flavie the Service Dog Supports Students at L.I.N.K.S. High School
Flavie, a golden retriever mix, has been providing emotional support to students at Montreal's L.I.N.K.S. High School for three years, helping them manage stress and difficult days.
Montreal City Workers Race Against Midnight Deadline to Avert Strike
CUPE 301 municipal workers in Montreal are negotiating to avoid a strike, with a midnight deadline on September 21, 2026, to reach agreements in two ongoing labor disputes. A strike would disrupt essential city services, prompting both sides to work toward a deal before the deadline.
Teacher Shortage Persists in Quebec Schools as New Graduates Join
Hundreds of teaching posts are still empty in Quebec’s schools despite an uptick in university teacher‑training enrollments, underscoring a long‑standing shortage of qualified educators.
Quebec Police Hotline Offline Due to Technical Glitch
A technical glitch has rendered the Sûreté du Québec’s crime‑reporting hotlines *4141 and 310‑4141 inoperable, prompting police to ask the public not to call until the service is restored.
Resident Evil Debuts with $60 Million, Leads North American Box Office
Resident Evil earned $60 million in its opening weekend across 3,684 U.S. and Canadian theaters, topping the North American box office and marking the franchise’s strongest debut.
Man Wounded by Knife in Montreal's Ville-Marie District
A 42-year-old man was stabbed in Montreal's central Ville-Marie borough on September 20, 2026, sustaining a knife wound as authorities continue their investigation.
Quebec Line Dancing School Grows to Ten Montreal Sites
A Saint‑Lazare line‑dancing school has expanded to ten Montreal locations after a sharp rise in attendance, adding classes and new venues to meet demand.
Arson Attempt Sparks Brief Fire at Verdun Restaurant
An unidentified person threw an incendiary object into a Verdun restaurant, causing a brief fire that police quickly extinguished with minimal damage. Authorities are investigating and seeking information to identify the suspect.
Man Stabbed Downtown Montreal; Police Arrest Suspect
A 42‑year‑old man was stabbed in downtown Montreal on Sunday morning, and police arrested the 37‑year‑old suspect at the scene. The investigation continues as authorities seek further information.
Resident Evil Sets Franchise Record with $60 Million Opening
The newest Resident Evil movie earned $60 million in its opening weekend across 3,684 theaters in the United States and Canada, the highest debut for the franchise and a boost to the North American box office.
Police Seek Public Help Finding Missing 13‑Year‑Old in Châteauguay
Châteauguay police are seeking public help to locate a 13‑year‑old girl who vanished on a bus traveling toward Montreal on September 18, 2026. The department urges anyone with information to contact them promptly.
Quebec Line‑Dancing School Opens Ten Sites as Student Numbers Surge
A country line‑dancing school in Saint‑Lazare has opened ten sites across greater Montreal to meet rising student enrollment, reflecting the growing popularity of the dance style in the region.
Vehicle Strikes Pedestrian at Montreal Airport Arrivals
Police are investigating a vehicle‑pedestrian collision that occurred in the arrivals area of Montreal‑Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport on September 20, 2026.
Montreal Council Set to Vote on Bylaw Targeting Insults to Police
Montreal City Council will vote between September 20 and 26 on a bylaw that would fine individuals for insulting police officers and municipal employees. The proposal aims to shield staff from verbal abuse but has sparked debate over its potential impact on free speech.
