Alouettes Rally with 14 Fourth-Quarter Points to Beat Tiger-Cats
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.
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Quebec Restarts Disability Support Program Amid Criticism
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 Robot to Monitor Hydro-Québec Power Grid
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.
Quebec Paramedics Reach Tentative Contract Deal
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 Announces Tighter Security After Berlin Attack
Montreal Pride will boost security for its upcoming festival after a recent attack in Berlin raised safety concerns for large public events.
Montreal Police Chase Ends with Three Arrests, One Suspect Fleeing
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 Wins in Montreal Despite Messi Absence and Injury
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 Identify First Transmissible Cancer in Quebec‑Vermont Catfish
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.
Quebec Approves Reconstruction of Saint‑Pierre Interchange
The Quebec government approved the reconstruction of Montreal’s Saint‑Pierre highway interchange, ending a study period of more than ten years.
Sean Farrell Moves to Anaheim, Sasha Pastujov Signs with Montreal
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.
Montreal Pride to Boost Security After Berlin Attack
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 Revives Disability Support Program
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.
Quebec microbrewery count falls for first time in 15 years
Quebec’s microbrewery count fell in 2024‑2025, ending a fifteen‑year growth streak amid inflation, changing consumer habits, and evolving business models. Industry monitor Karl Rettino‑Parazelli says the sector must adapt to the new conditions.
Quebec Paramedics Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
Quebec's government and Urgences-santé have reached a tentative collective contract with over 1,000 paramedics in Montreal and Laval, ending years of work without a formal agreement. The deal now awaits union ratification before becoming official.
Three Knife Attacks Injure Three in Montreal Over Weekend
Three separate knife attacks in Montreal over a 24‑hour span on July 25‑26 injured three people, two seriously. The incidents involved two men and a woman and have prompted a police investigation into possible links.
Transmissible Melanoma Found in Lake Memphremagog Catfish
Researchers have discovered a transmissible melanoma in brown bullhead catfish from Lake Memphremagog, with about one third of the fish showing tumors. This marks the first known case of a transmissible cancer in fish, highlighting a rare phenomenon previously observed only in a few mammal species.
Quebec Approves Rebuilding of Montreal’s Saint‑Pierre Interchange
Quebec’s government approved the reconstruction of Montreal’s Saint‑Pierre highway interchange on July 27, 2026, ending a decade‑long study and signaling forthcoming construction that will impact many road users.
Urban Scouts Open Phone-Free Navigation Day Camp in Montreal
Scouts urbains has launched a day camp in Montreal for children aged 9‑14 that teaches city navigation using paper maps, mirroring a decade‑long program in Toronto.
Sean Farrell to Anaheim as Sasha Pastujov Heads to Montreal
Sean Farrell will continue his baseball career in Anaheim, while Sasha Pastujov is set to play in Montreal, with both having spent the prior season in the American League.
Old Montreal Hotel Owned by Poker Pro Deemed Safety Hazard
A hotel in Old Montreal owned by a professional poker player has been declared a public safety hazard due to severe disrepair, prompting city officials to monitor the situation and warn the public.
