Montreal Woman Continues Search for Cat Lost at Toronto Airport
A Montreal woman has been searching for her cat, which escaped at Toronto Pearson Airport two weeks ago, and is urging anyone with information to help locate the pet.
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Schwartz’s Deli Switches to Local Black Cherry Soda Over U.S. Tariffs
Schwartz’s Deli in Montreal has replaced its imported black cherry soda with a locally produced version due to higher costs caused by recent U.S. beverage tariffs, mirroring a wider shift among Canadian retailers toward domestic sourcing.
Study Links School Speed to Health Gaps in Montreal
A recent study shows that three educational speed categories—private, fast public, and slow public—are linked to differing health outcomes among Montreal students, highlighting instructional pace as a factor in health disparities.
Quebec Introduces New Heavy-Vehicle Safety Guidelines
Quebec's government unveiled new safety guidelines for trucks and heavy vehicles on September 1, 2026, aiming to reduce fatal collisions, with backing from cycling advocates as part of a broader road‑safety strategy.
Montreal to Move 700 Staff to Place Dupuis, Union Seeks Answers
Montreal plans to move up to 700 municipal employees to the Place Dupuis office complex, prompting the municipal professionals union to demand a clear explanation of the decision amid economic concerns.
Thieves Called 'Arsène Lupin' Steal $800,000 of Jewelry
A group known as "Arsène Lupin" stole jewelry worth $800,000 from a Montreal shop in broad daylight on August 31, after extensive surveillance. Police are investigating the well‑planned robbery and seeking information.
Quebec Government Declines SNAP Québec Protected‑Area Targets
On September 1, 2026, Quebec's government said it would not adopt SNAP Québec's proposed regional protected‑area targets, even as the province continues to expand its protected‑land network.
Quebec Man Charged After Bomb Threat at Wabush Airport
A Quebec resident was charged on August 31, 2026 for allegedly threatening to bomb Wabush Airport, a regional hub serving Labrador's mining community. The charge was announced by Quebec police, and airport operations were not disrupted.
Police chase ends with high‑risk arrest of 15‑year‑old in Montreal alley
On August 31, 2026, the Sûreté du Québec arrested a 15‑year‑old in a Montreal residential alley after a brief chase, drawing a firearm as part of a high‑risk operation. The arrest concluded without injury and follows the agency’s routine urban policing tactics.
Senior Montreal Staff on Paid Leave Rise After Job Cuts
Montreal's senior municipal employees placed on paid leave have increased after the mayor announced winter job cuts, raising concerns about short‑term fiscal impacts as the city restructures.
Quebec Unveils New Heavy-Vehicle Safety Guidelines
Quebec introduced new safety guidelines for trucks and heavy vehicles on September 1, 2026, aiming to cut fatal collisions, while cycling advocates push for even stronger legal protections.
Arsène Lupin Thieves Take $800,000 in Jewelry on Montreal Street
The Arsène Lupin thieves stole $800,000 in jewelry from a Montreal street shop after conducting several surveillance runs, and police are actively investigating the high‑value robbery.
Quebec Government Declines SNAP Québec Protected‑Area Targets
On September 1, 2026, Quebec's provincial government announced it would not adopt the regional protected‑area targets proposed by SNAP Québec, opting instead to ignore the group's recommendations.
Belgian Pop Star Angèle Adds Montreal Stop to 2027 Tour
Belgian singer Angèle announced a Montreal concert for April 2027 at Centre Bell, adding the city to her upcoming tour schedule. Tickets and further details will be released as the event draws nearer.
Study Links Three School Tracks to Health Gaps in Montreal
A recent study links three educational speed tracks to health disparities in Montreal, highlighting gaps between private and public schools and variations within public schools as key contributors.
Montreal to Move 700 Workers to Place Dupuis, Union Opposes
The City of Montreal plans to move up to 700 employees to Place Dupuis as part of an office reorganization, a decision met with opposition from the municipal professionals' union, which questions the move amid the current economic climate.
Quebec Liberal Party Sends Formal Warning to Ex‑MNA Over Branding
The Quebec Liberal Party formally warned former MNA Sona Lakhoyan Olivier on August 30, 2026, for using campaign branding that breached party rules. The party, led by Charles Milliard, emphasized the need for consistent branding across its communications.
Culture Montréal Issues Recommendations for Quebec Government
Culture Montréal released a report on August 30, 2026, offering recommendations for the upcoming Quebec government, amid Canada‑U.S. tensions and the expanding influence of artificial intelligence.
Montreal Aquarium Project Suspended Indefinitely After Operator Pullout
The Montreal aquarium planned for the Royalmount site has been put on indefinite hold after the promoter and future operator withdrew on August 31, 2026, leaving the project without a developer.
Montreal Faces One of Its Toughest September Traffic Months
Montreal drivers face heightened congestion in September 2026 due to extensive construction and the seasonal increase in traffic from the start of the school year. Officials urge commuters to allow extra travel time and consider alternate routes or transit.
