Goodfood Seeks Creditor Protection, Mulls Sale
Goodfood filed for creditor protection in Quebec’s Superior Court on August 5, 2026, aiming to halt creditor actions and exploring a potential sale of the company.
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Quebec Extends Home‑Support Pilot to Nine New Regions
Quebec announced an expansion of its home‑support pilot to nine new regions, providing up to 623,000 hours of reduced‑price services to increase affordable care across the province.
Quebec Police Find Missing 15-Year-Old in Saint‑Hyacinthe
Quebec provincial police located a missing 15‑year‑old girl safe in Saint‑Hyacinthe on August 5, 2026, after a coordinated search effort.
French Man’s Work Permit Revoked After Daughter’s Funeral
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A grenade found during a routine safety check at a Montérégie campground on August 4, 2026, was determined by the Canadian Armed Forces to be inert and free of explosives, posing no danger to the public.
Court Temporarily Restores Air Liaison to Subsidy Program
A Quebec Superior Court judge temporarily reinstated Air Liaison as an authorized carrier in the Regional Air Access Program after its status was revoked over alleged false declarations, allowing the airline to resume subsidised regional flights pending further review.
Quebec Couple Faces $20,000 Birth Bill Over Permit Delay
A Quebec City couple risks a $20,000 birth bill because work‑permit renewal delays could suspend their health coverage before their second child is born. The case highlights how immigration paperwork directly affects access to publicly funded health services in Quebec.
Goodfood Seeks Creditor Protection, Considers Sale
Goodfood applied to the Superior Court of Quebec for creditor protection on August 5, 2026, indicating it may sell the business to address its debts. The move aims to shield the meal‑kit provider from creditor actions amid ongoing financial pressure.
Quebec Psychiatrists Call for Dedicated Mental‑Health Minister
The Quebec Association of Psychiatric Physicians is urging the province to create a dedicated mental‑health minister and to make mental‑health issues a key electoral priority, citing the lack of a stand‑alone portfolio as a barrier to effective policy.
Quebec Endures Tornadoes, Hail and Heat Spikes in July
In July 2026, Quebec faced tornadoes, large hailstorms and heat spikes despite average temperatures staying normal, prompting alerts and public health advisories.
Police Urge Caution as Quebec Construction Holiday Ends
Quebec police are warning drivers to be extra cautious as the province's summer construction pause ends, leading to increased traffic and work‑zone hazards. Motorists are urged to follow speed limits, heed signs and stay alert for construction activity.
Eighteen Road Deaths Recorded in Quebec During Construction Holiday
The SAAQ reported that eighteen people died on Quebec roads during the 2026 construction holiday, noting most of the fatalities were preventable and marking a departure from a decade of stable road death rates.
Measles Outbreak Nears End in Quebec
Quebec health officials report that a measles outbreak with 28 confirmed cases is nearing its end, citing limited transmission and no recent new infections.
Possible Tornado Strikes Southern Quebec, Residents Alarmed
Intense weather, including a possible tornado, struck southern Quebec on August 2, frightening residents. Severe atmospheric conditions caused the rare, extreme storm, prompting ongoing monitoring by officials.
Klek Debuts Custom Black Drum at Lévis Festivent
At the Festivent de Lévis on August 3, 2026, Klek of Angine de Poitrine revealed a custom black drum with white spots made by Ebenor Percussion, drawing attention to local musical talent and craftsmanship.
Former Chamber CEO Michel Leblanc Enters PLQ Race
Former Montreal Chamber of Commerce president Michel Leblanc announced his candidacy for the Parti libéral du Québec, citing inspiration from party leader Charles Milliard. His move adds a business background to the provincial Liberal lineup.
Quebec Court Temporarily Restores Air Liaison to Regional Program
A Quebec Superior Court judge temporarily reinstated Air Liaison as an authorized carrier in the Regional Air Access Program on August 4, 2026, pending a final decision on government allegations of false declarations.
Severe Rain Triggers Floods and Landslide in L'Ascension
Early August heavy rain caused flooding and a landslide in L'Ascension, Quebec, adding to a series of storms that have battered the province.
Severe Storms and Possible Tornado Alarm Hit Southern Quebec
A powerful storm on August 2, 2026 brought intense rain, strong winds and a possible tornado warning to southern Quebec, frightening residents and highlighting the rarity of such events in the region.
Montreal seeks Quebec aid to map flood‑risk zones
Montreal’s metropolitan community asked Quebec for help creating a map of flood‑prone buildings on August 4, 2026, citing rising heavy‑rain floods and the need for better risk assessment.
