Gabriel Diallo Advances to Second Round of National Bank Open
Gabriel Diallo won his first ATP tour match at the National Bank Open in Montreal on August 4, 2026, advancing to the second round of the tournament held at Stade IGA.
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Former Chamber CEO Michel Leblanc Enters PLQ Race
Former Montreal Chamber of Commerce president Michel Leblanc announced his candidacy for the Parti libéral du Québec, citing inspiration from party leader Charles Milliard. His move adds a business background to the provincial Liberal lineup.
Quebec Court Temporarily Restores Air Liaison to Regional Program
A Quebec Superior Court judge temporarily reinstated Air Liaison as an authorized carrier in the Regional Air Access Program on August 4, 2026, pending a final decision on government allegations of false declarations.
Judge Bars Assistance Pony, Delays Montreal Court Hearing
A Montreal judge barred a small assistance pony from the courtroom, delaying a hearing and sparking debate over assistance animal policies in Canadian courts.
Chronicle Surveys Future of Montreal’s Notre‑Dame East
Maxime Bergeron of La Presse walked Notre‑Dame East in summer 2026 to assess its condition after repeated, unfulfilled revitalization plans, offering a snapshot of the street’s current state and its prospects for future renewal.
Tennis Canada Unveils Retractable Roof Plan for IGA Stadium
Tennis Canada revealed plans to add a retractable roof to Montreal's IGA Stadium, aiming to provide a covered, weather‑proof venue for the National Bank Open. The renovation is part of a broader effort to modernise the tournament's primary facility.
61-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Car Hits Tree in Pointe‑Claire
A 61-year-old man is in critical condition after his car hit a tree in Pointe‑Claire on Tuesday, prompting a medical response and an ongoing investigation.
Severe Storms and Possible Tornado Alarm Hit Southern Quebec
A powerful storm on August 2, 2026 brought intense rain, strong winds and a possible tornado warning to southern Quebec, frightening residents and highlighting the rarity of such events in the region.
Pierrefonds‑Roxboro Residents Demand Answers on Flood Response
Residents of Pierrefonds‑Roxboro protested on August 3, 2026, demanding clear answers from Montreal officials about the city’s response to repeated flooding that has plagued the area in recent years.
Ville-Marie Borough Unveils Chinatown Revitalization Plan
The Ville-Marie borough announced a plan to revitalize Montreal’s Chinatown by deploying a cleaning crew and forming a local alliance, responding to recent economic and physical decline in the area.
Transparent Bag Rule Sparks Backlash Ahead of ÎleSoniq Festival
ÎleSoniq festival organizers announced a last‑minute rule allowing only transparent bags, prompting online criticism from attendees. The backlash highlights concerns over the abrupt change for the major Montreal summer event.
Montreal seeks Quebec aid to map flood‑risk zones
Montreal’s metropolitan community asked Quebec for help creating a map of flood‑prone buildings on August 4, 2026, citing rising heavy‑rain floods and the need for better risk assessment.
Quebec Court Temporarily Restores Air Liaison to Subsidy Program
A Quebec Superior Court judge temporarily reinstated Air Liaison as a carrier in the province’s subsidized Regional Air Access Program after the government revoked its status over alleged false declarations. The order preserves the airline’s participation while the legal dispute proceeds.
Montreal Police Release Suspect Images in Attempted Murder Probe
Montreal police have released suspect photos in an attempted murder case involving a 49-year-old man injured by a sharp object, seeking public assistance to identify the individual.
Quebec Police Request Army Help to Defuse Suspected Grenade
On August 4, 2026, Quebec police called on the Canadian Armed Forces to safely dispose of a suspected grenade found at a Montérégie campground, continuing a pattern of police‑military cooperation on explosive threats in the area.
British Star Jack Draper Eliminated in Montreal Comeback Attempt
Jack Draper was eliminated in his first match at the National Bank Open in Montreal on August 4, 2026, as he continues to grapple with lingering physical problems following a period away from competition.
Shapovalov Retires in Third Set in Montreal, Chan Nears Another Upset
Denis Shapovalov retired in the third set of his Montreal match against Zachary Svajda, while Chan advanced close to a surprise upset in the same tournament.
French Citizen’s Quebec Work Permit Revoked After Funeral Trip
A French citizen’s Quebec work permit was revoked after he returned from his daughter’s funeral, as provincial rules penalize extended absences. An immigration lawyer says the policy should be amended to account for personal emergencies.
Diallo and Monfils Advance to Second Round in Montreal
Gabriel Diallo and Gaël Monfils both won their opening matches at the Open Banque Nationale in Montreal, moving into the second round, with Diallo achieving his first tour‑level win on home ground.
Québecor Deploys Desk Heat Sensors for Hybrid Workspace Management
Québecor has started fitting heat sensors under office desks in Quebec to monitor occupancy for hybrid work setups, aiming to improve space utilization. The deployment reflects a wider corporate shift toward technology‑based management of shared workspaces as hybrid schedules become standard.
