Quebec Police Find Missing 15-Year-Old in Saint‑Hyacinthe
Quebec provincial police located a missing 15‑year‑old girl safe in Saint‑Hyacinthe on August 5, 2026, after a coordinated search effort.
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French Man’s Work Permit Revoked After Daughter’s Funeral
A French worker in Quebec had his work permit revoked after a trip for his daughter’s funeral, due to a provincial rule that cancels permits when holders are absent beyond a set period. The case highlights the strict application of Quebec’s immigration regulations.
Inert Grenade Discovered at Quebec Campground Is Safe
A grenade found during a routine safety check at a Montérégie campground on August 4, 2026, was determined by the Canadian Armed Forces to be inert and free of explosives, posing no danger to the public.
Pierrefonds‑Roxboro Residents Protest City Flood Response
On August 3, Pierrefonds‑Roxboro residents protested, demanding answers from Montreal officials about the city’s handling of repeated local floods, highlighting ongoing frustration with perceived inadequate response.
Court Temporarily Restores Air Liaison to Subsidy Program
A Quebec Superior Court judge temporarily reinstated Air Liaison as an authorized carrier in the Regional Air Access Program after its status was revoked over alleged false declarations, allowing the airline to resume subsidised regional flights pending further review.
Quebec Couple Faces $20,000 Birth Bill Over Permit Delay
A Quebec City couple risks a $20,000 birth bill because work‑permit renewal delays could suspend their health coverage before their second child is born. The case highlights how immigration paperwork directly affects access to publicly funded health services in Quebec.
Goodfood Seeks Creditor Protection, Considers Sale
Goodfood applied to the Superior Court of Quebec for creditor protection on August 5, 2026, indicating it may sell the business to address its debts. The move aims to shield the meal‑kit provider from creditor actions amid ongoing financial pressure.
Director Jacob Tierney Urges Fans to Keep Clear of Heated Rivalry Set
Director Jacob Tierney asked fans via social media to stay clear of Heated Rivalry’s Season 2 filming sites in Montreal and Toronto to allow the cast and crew to work without interference.
Quebec Police Find Missing 15‑Year‑Old in Saint‑Hyacinthe
Quebec provincial police located a missing 15‑year‑old girl in Saint‑Hyacinthe on August 5, 2026, confirming she is safe.
Historian Reveals Origin of Montreal’s Beaubien Street Name
Historian Geneviève Pronovost explains that Beaubien Street was named to honor a notable historical figure, linking the major Montreal thoroughfare to the city’s heritage.
Quebec Psychiatrists Call for Dedicated Mental‑Health Minister
The Quebec Association of Psychiatric Physicians is urging the province to create a dedicated mental‑health minister and to make mental‑health issues a key electoral priority, citing the lack of a stand‑alone portfolio as a barrier to effective policy.
Quebec Travelers Stranded in Mexico Amid WestJet Labor Dispute
Quebec travelers from Centre-du-Québec and Estrie are stranded in Mexico after WestJet halted flights due to a labor dispute, leaving them without immediate return options.
Quebec and Ontario Police Probe Stolen Cars and Aluminum Cache
Quebec and Ontario police are jointly investigating a large cache of stolen vehicles and aluminum ingots found on a property in Sainte‑Julie, Montérégie, highlighting inter‑provincial cooperation in tackling organized theft.
Quebec Endures Tornadoes, Hail and Heat Spikes in July
In July 2026, Quebec faced tornadoes, large hailstorms and heat spikes despite average temperatures staying normal, prompting alerts and public health advisories.
Former Canadian Soldier Charged with Terrorism No Longer Serves
A Quebec man formerly in the Canadian Armed Forces was charged in 2025 with facilitating terrorist activity and has since been removed from the military. He remains charged and is awaiting trial.
Montreal Requests Quebec Aid to Map Flood‑Prone Buildings
Montreal's regional authority has asked the Quebec government for help funding a project to map flood‑prone buildings, a response to the city's rising flood incidents caused by severe rainstorms.
Pierrefonds‑Roxboro Residents Protest Municipal Flood Response
Pierrefonds‑Roxboro residents protested on August 3, 2026, demanding explanations from Montreal officials about repeated flood events and urging clearer communication and action on mitigation.
Pogacar Chooses Vuelta Over Quebec and Montreal Races
Tadej Pogacar will ride the Vuelta a España in late August 2026, foregoing the Grand Prix de Québec and Grand Prix de Montréal. His decision follows his rise to prominence in 2019 and focuses his season on the Spanish Grand Tour.
Rain forces two-day delay at Montreal's National Bank Open
Heavy rain forced a two‑day suspension of play at the National Bank Open in Montreal on August 2‑3, 2026. The delay comes as Tennis Canada’s planned stadium renovation, including a retractable roof, remains years away from completion.
Police Urge Caution as Quebec Construction Holiday Ends
Quebec police are warning drivers to be extra cautious as the province's summer construction pause ends, leading to increased traffic and work‑zone hazards. Motorists are urged to follow speed limits, heed signs and stay alert for construction activity.
