Factors Behind Quebec’s Spike in Gasoline Prices
Gasoline prices in Quebec have risen sharply, and a detailed analysis attributes the increase to higher crude oil costs, refining and distribution expenses, taxes and retail margins.
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Quebec Starts Planning for Saint‑Pierre Interchange Rebuild
Quebec has begun planning a rebuild of the Saint‑Pierre interchange in Montreal to address long‑standing traffic congestion and aging infrastructure.
Four Attackers Assault Two Officers in Villeray
Two Montreal police officers were attacked by four individuals in Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension after responding to an incident on the night of July 26‑27, 2026, leading to arrests and an ongoing investigation.
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Montreal Shops Swarm Streets With Low‑Quality AI Graphics
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Prime Video will stream seven Montreal Canadiens games on Wednesdays in Canada, part of its new NHL broadcasting rights, offering fans a weekly streaming option.
