Heat Wave Warning: Humidex May Reach 45 in Southern Quebec
Environment Canada warned on July 1, 2026 that southern Quebec could experience a humidex of 45, indicating extreme heat and humidity across the region.
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Quebec Launches $87 B Plan for 77% Renewable Power by 2050
Bernard Drainville announced a $87 billion, 25‑year plan in Varennes to raise Quebec’s renewable energy consumption to 77 percent by 2050, outlining a long‑term strategy for the province’s energy transition.
Musician Recovers Stolen Rare Trumpet at Jazz Festival
A Lanaudière musician recovered a rare trumpet stolen by a homeless individual during the Montreal Jazz Festival on July 1, 2026, after it was traced to a city homeless camp.
Quebec Announces $123 Million Plan for East Montreal Site
Quebec is investing $123 million to rehabilitate a former industrial site in east Montreal, part of a plan to repurpose the area's 30 million square feet of vacant land and boost redevelopment.
West Island Residents Await Trash Cleanup, Town Hall Set for Aug. 6
Dollard-des-Ormeaux residents await municipal garbage removal after floods left debris in the West Island, with a town‑hall scheduled for August 6 to discuss the cleanup and response.
Montreal Cyclists Question Privacy of City Bike Lane Survey
Montreal cyclists have raised concerns that the city’s June 2026 online bike lane survey may lack impartiality and could expose personal data, prompting debate over the consultation’s transparency.
Man Shot in Montreal’s Ville‑Marie District
A man was shot and injured in the upper body at the Sherbrooke and Montcald intersection in Montreal’s Ville‑Marie district on July 1, 2026. The incident left one person injured and is under investigation.
Creator Collects Abandoned Items on Montreal Streets, Shares Online
A content creator walked Montreal sidewalks on July 1, 2026, collected still‑functional discarded items and posted them online to highlight waste and promote public awareness.
Montreal Residents Rush to Move Amid Scorching Heat
A heat wave sweeping Montreal prompted many residents, movers, friends and tenants to begin moving belongings early on July 1, opting for cooler morning hours to avoid the extreme temperatures.
Around 600 Protest in Montreal Over Soaring Rents
Around 600 tenants and coalition members protested in Montreal on July 1, 2026, demanding action on sharply rising rents that are leaving many renters without affordable options.
Quebec Ministry Issues Tornado Risk Warning for Southwest Amid Storm Alerts
The Ministry of Public Security issued a tornado risk warning for southwestern Quebec on July 1, 2026, as severe thunderstorm alerts cover multiple regions, urging residents to stay alert and follow official guidance.
Hydro‑Québec Unveils New Tariff for Highest‑Use Residential Customers
Hydro‑Québec announced a new electricity tariff for its highest‑consumption residential customers as part of its regular rate review process aimed at managing demand across Quebec.
Musician Recovers Stolen Rare Trumpet at Jazz Festival
A musician from Lanaudière recovered a rare trumpet stolen by a homeless individual during the Montreal Jazz Festival, finding it in a nearby encampment on July 1, 2026.
Heat Wave Warning: Humidex Could Hit 45 in Southern Quebec
Environment Canada warned on July 1 that southern Quebec could see a humidex of 45, signalling an extreme heat and humidity event. The alert urges residents to take precautions against heat‑related health risks.
Montreal cyclists question privacy and objectivity of city bike‑lane survey
Montreal cyclists are questioning the objectivity and data‑privacy safeguards of a city‑run online bike‑lane survey launched in early June, prompting scrutiny of the consultation process.
Quebec Expands Terrebonne Landfill by 1.2 Million Tonnes
Quebec is urgently expanding its largest landfill in Terrebonne, adding 1.2 million tonnes of capacity to handle growing waste volumes.
Quebec Plans Bus and Carpool Lanes on Highway 10
Quebec is planning a major upgrade of Highway 10 between Brossard and Carignan, adding bus and car‑pool lanes to improve access to the REM rail system and reduce congestion. The project forms part of a wider effort to modernise key roadways and boost public‑transit connectivity on the South Shore.
Montreal’s Canada Day Schedule: Which Businesses Remain Open
Montreal’s officials have issued a Canada Day schedule showing essential services staying open while most retailers, banks and municipal offices close, helping residents plan the holiday and traditional moving day.
Montreal Launches Interest‑Free Rental Loan Program
Montreal announced an interest‑free rental loan program that will provide up to $5,000 to about 150 low‑income households, repayable over five years. The initiative aims to prevent evictions and support renters facing financial hardship.
Montreal Boosts Rent‑Assistance Bank with $750,000 Funding
Montreal has added about $750,000 to its rent‑assistance bank, enabling the Maison du Père’s program to help roughly 150 families at risk of eviction. The funding boost aims to expand emergency housing aid for low‑income households.
