Two Children Fall From Moving Car Trunk in Montreal, One Injured
Police say five children were in a Montreal car trunk when the rear hatch opened, causing two to fall and one to be injured. The incident is under investigation.
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Bixi Adjusts Bike‑Share Service for Montreal Cycling Championships
Bixi is adjusting its bike‑share service to maintain availability amid road closures and traffic changes as Montreal readies itself for the Road World Championships.
Quebec Records Highest Youth HIV Cases in 20 Years
Quebec’s 2026 HIV infections hit a two‑decade high, driven by a drop in protective practices among young people, prompting renewed public health efforts.
Montreal Acquires Two New Pothole‑Filling Machines Amid Winter Concerns
Montreal bought two new colmateuse pothole‑filling machines to replace out‑of‑service Python 5000 units, but officials note the new equipment is not more suited for winter conditions.
Montreal and Firefighters Union Secure Principle Agreement
Montreal and the Montreal Firefighters Association have reached a principle agreement to replace the contract that expired on January 1, 2024, ending a two‑year period without a collective bargaining agreement. The deal sets the framework for a new contract pending ratification and council approval.
Mayor Marchand Urges Quebec Parties to Adopt Zero‑Homelessness Goal
Mayor Bruno Marchand urged Quebec’s provincial party leaders to adopt a zero‑homelessness target, proposing a national summit, expanded social‑housing construction, and a new counting method. The initiative responds to rising homelessness and aims for a coordinated, province‑wide solution.
One in Three Quebecers Facing Food Insecurity, Says QS Leader
Québec solidaire leader Ruba Ghazal reported that one in three Quebecers face food insecurity, highlighting a growing provincial concern.
East Montreal Community Fridge Ordered to Relocate After Complaints
Croc bouffe’s community fridge in Tétreaultville was ordered to move after the building owner lodged complaints, ending its three‑year presence at Coop Tétro. The organization is now seeking a new location to continue its food‑sharing program.
Expert warns AI‑generated content could sway Quebec election
AI expert Florent Michelot warned that the intent behind AI‑generated political content could significantly influence the 2026 Quebec election, the first provincial race held amid widespread advanced AI tools.
Bixi Adjusts Service for Montreal Road World Championships
Bixi and the City of Montreal are adjusting bike‑share operations to accommodate road closures for the Road World Championships, ensuring continued mobility for residents and visitors.
Crossing Guard Returns to Montreal West Intersection for Royal West Students
A crossing guard has returned to the Montreal West intersection serving Royal West Academy students after parents advocated for its reinstatement following summer roadwork delays and previous accidents.
Montreal School Shuts for Three Days Amid UCI Championships
A Montreal school will close for three days to accommodate the UCI Road World Championships road races, part of broader temporary facility closures in the city.
University Students Balance Campaigns and Classes in Quebec Election
University students in Quebec are running for office with three parties while preparing for the fall semester, illustrating their commitment to both education and democratic participation during the provincial election.
Montreal City and Firefighters Union Reach Principle Agreement
Montreal and its firefighters union have reached a principle agreement to renew their collective bargaining contract, moving the negotiation process toward final approval after the previous agreement expired.
Quebec Adds 58 Fast‑Track Paths to Teaching Profession
Quebec’s government and education ministry have introduced 58 fast‑track routes for teacher qualification in 2026, extending a program that began in 2022 to diversify access to the teaching profession.
Quebec Faces High Costs Over Bombardier Counter‑Tariffs
Quebec is incurring significant costs from counter‑tariffs imposed on Bombardier, a financial strain that coincides with a decline in the province's active labour force, creating added economic challenges.
Victoria Bridge Barrier Failure Halts, Then Restores South Shore Traffic
A barrier defect on the Victoria Bridge halted traffic from Montreal Island to the South Shore on September 9, 2026, but was repaired later that day, restoring the flow. The bridge is a key commuter link for the region.
Park Avenue Closed for Cycling Races, Raising Mobility Concerns
Montreal will close Park Avenue between des Pins and Mont‑Royal from September 5 to October 4, 2026, for the UCI Grand Prix and Road World Championships, prompting concerns from mobility advocates about reduced transit access for residents.
Montreal mural replaces Hugo Houle with Michael Woods
Montreal’s mural at Mont‑Royal and Saint‑Urbain, originally painted in 2025 to honor Hugo Houle’s 2022 Tour de France stage win, was updated on September 7, 2026 to feature fellow Quebec cyclist Michael Woods.
Quebec Bears Rising Costs from Bombardier Counter-Tariffs
Quebec is incurring significant expenses from counter-tariffs imposed on Bombardier, a burden amplified by a shrinking labor force.
