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Four Killed in Quebec Helicopter Crash, Tributes Flow
A helicopter crash near Montreal on September 26 claimed four lives, and mourners are now holding tributes for the victims.
Copper Theft Hits Quebec Food Bank, $30K Loss
Copper wiring was stolen from a Lévis food bank’s refrigeration system, causing $10,000 in spoiled food and $20,000 in repair costs, a total loss of $30,000.
PQ Proposes Province-Wide Ban on Police Insults
The Parti Québécois proposed a province‑wide ban on insults to police on September 28, echoing Montreal’s law, and said it would pursue the measure if it becomes the next government to enhance public safety.
Four Dead After Helicopter Crashes Near Montreal
Four people were killed when a helicopter crashed in a field near Montreal on 26 September 2026.
Early Voting Starts as Quebec Campaign Enters Final Week
Quebec voters started early voting as the provincial election campaign entered its final week, with campaign activity winding down.
Health Authority Reports Decade-Long Rise in Absenteeism
Santé Québec reports a ten‑year rise in absenteeism among health workers, creating staffing difficulties.
High‑risk pesticide detected in drinking water of seven Quebec cities
A high‑risk pesticide was found in the drinking water of seven Quebec cities, with levels above European safety limits, despite no provincial legal limit existing.
Families mourn four killed in Quebec helicopter crash
Four deaths were reported after a helicopter crash near Montreal on September 26, 2026, prompting families to mourn and honor the victims.
Day 32 of Quebec Election Count Ends on TV Talk Show
Day 32 of the Quebec election count concluded on the talk show Tout le monde en parle as the province moves into its final counting stage.
Quebec Health Agency Warns of Decade-Long Staff Absence Rise
Santé Québec reported a ten-year increase in staff absenteeism across Quebec's health network, leading to staffing challenges.
High‑risk pesticide found in water of seven Quebec cities
A high‑risk pesticide was detected in the drinking water of seven Quebec cities, with levels surpassing the European Union’s safety limit, while the province lacks a specific legal limit.
Quebec Voters Prioritize Economy, Language, Health in Advance Polls
Montreal voters in advanced polls on September 27, 2026 are prioritizing the economy, language policy and health care as they choose among five provincial parties.
Helicopter crash near Montreal kills four
A helicopter crash in Sainte‑Brigide‑d’Iberville on September 26, 2026, killed four people.
Montreal Fashion Week Launches Sixth Edition
The sixth edition of Montreal Fashion Week began on September 27, featuring runway shows, new collections and designer talks to promote Quebec's fashion makers.
Four Killed in Helicopter Crash Near Montreal
A helicopter crash in Sainte‑Brigide‑d’Iberville on September 26, 2026 killed four people. The incident happened in the Montérégie region near Montreal.
Disruptions Continue at UCI Road World Championships
The UCI reports that disruptions remain at the Road World Championships in Montreal and Montérégie during the weekend of September 26‑27, 2026, as races continue through Sunday.
Quebec Parties Campaign as Advance Polls Open Ahead of Election
Parties are campaigning as advance voting begins on Oct 4‑5, marking the 31st campaign day and highlighting foreign interference claims ahead of the Oct 5 provincial election.
CSIS Contacted Over U.S. Interference Allegations in Quebec Election
CSIS was approached following accusations of U.S. interference in Quebec’s provincial election, leading party leaders to demand openness about the issue.
Baby Found in Montreal Tent Becomes Election Flashpoint
A baby found in a Montreal homeless tent has become a focal point of the Quebec election campaign, but encampment residents say their immediate survival needs outweigh political concerns.
