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Quebec health officials reported a nearly fourfold increase in cyclosporosis cases compared with last year, linked to a spreading outbreak in the United States. The province is emphasizing surveillance and public hygiene measures to curb the parasite's rise.
Residents of Pierrefonds‑Roxboro are still cleaning flood debris and repairing damage a month after June’s heavy rains, with many covering costs themselves due to limited insurance compensation.
CF Montréal signed forward Brayan Ceballos from the New England Revolution, sending defender Dagur Dan Thorhallsson and $500,000 in allocation money to New England as part of the deal.
A 22-year-old man was seriously injured in a fight in Montreal on July 24, 2026, and police have not made any arrests while the incident remains under investigation.
Montreal’s public transit authority has launched a study of eight zones to assess their suitability for future transit expansion.
A Quebec doctor says cyclosporiasis cases are rising but assures the public there is no cause for alarm, noting ongoing monitoring and effective prevention measures.
Quebec has not yet signed the national agreement for direct‑to‑consumer alcohol sales, while the federal government continues to develop a country‑wide online sales framework. The province’s delay leaves it outside the emerging system pending further discussions.
Toronto AFC defeated the Montreal Roses without conceding a goal in a regular‑season match in Montreal on July 24, 2026, leaving the Roses shut out.
Montreal held a tribute on July 24, 2026, honoring late pianist Oliver Jones for his virtuosity, generosity and lasting mentorship of younger musicians.
Montreal Victoire has signed Finnish forward Michelle Karvinen to a one‑year deal, adding a three‑time Olympic medalist and all‑time Finnish World Championship scorer to its roster.
CF Montreal will blend stronger defense with its attack for the upcoming weekend game against Inter Miami, aiming to counter Lionel Messi's offensive threat.
STM placed four electric buses into service on July 24, 2026, and outlined a plan to add 147 more by 2028 as part of its effort to modernize Montreal’s public transit fleet.
The Haïti en Folie Festival, led by Fabienne Colas, celebrates its 20th anniversary in Montreal, continuing a two‑decade tradition of showcasing Haitian music, dance and arts. The milestone highlights the event’s lasting role in promoting Haitian culture within the city.
CF Montréal lost 1-0 to Nashville SC after a penalty decided the MLS regular‑season match at Geodis Park on July 22, 2026.
Dedmon will make his first appearance for the Montreal Alouettes in a CFL game against the Hamilton Tiger‑Cats on Sunday, July 26, 2026, in Montreal.
Sixteen caribou calves were born in Quebec captivity in 2026, highlighting the province's dependence on breeding programs due to the absence of restored natural habitat for release.
IRCC data reveal a sharp drop in Quebec asylum applications, with a 57% decline from the same period in 2025 and a 75% decline from 2024, marking a continued downward trend for the province.
Montreal police are investigating a hate crime after a suspicious package was found outside an Islamic centre in Verdun on July 20, amid ongoing concerns about threats to religious sites in the city.
As of July 22, 2026, Android smartphone users in the greater Montreal area can store their public‑transport passes on their phones, replacing the traditional physical OPUS card. The new mobile option provides the same fare access across the region’s transit system.
Canada’s men’s national team will host Chile in Toronto on September 26 and Peru in Montreal on October 3, forming a two‑match friendly series as part of its 2026 international program.
