Hydro-Québec wind farm proposals rejected by CPTAQ
On September 11, 2026, CPTAQ issued its first negative opinions on two Hydro‑Québec wind‑farm proposals, blocking the installation of turbines on agricultural land in Quebec.
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Auditor General Opens Probe into Quebec Classroom Management
On September 10, 2026, the Quebec Auditor General began an investigation into classroom management in preschools and elementary schools, responding to rising school violence and more students with individualized education plans. The audit will examine policies and practices, with findings aimed at informing future safety and support measures.
Quebec Watchdog Investigates Motorcyclist Fatality East of Montreal
The Independent Investigations Office is probing the September 8 death of a motorcyclist east of Montreal after police noted a possible traffic violation. The inquiry will examine evidence and officer actions to determine the circumstances of the fatality.
Rouyn‑Noranda Marks 100‑Year Smelter Milestone Amid Pollution Concerns
Residents of Rouyn‑Noranda raised pollution concerns about the century‑old copper smelter, prompting talks with the city, the smelting company and the Quebec National Assembly as both celebrate the 100‑year milestone.
Two Hells Angels Members Fined for Public Gang Colors in Longueuil
Two Hells Angels members were fined in Longueuil on September 10, 2026 for publicly displaying gang patches, violating Quebec’s law against outlaw motorcycle gang symbols.
Woman Crashes Stolen Truck Into Hydro‑Québec Pole in Sainte‑Julienne
A 40‑year‑old woman tried to steal a truck from a Sainte‑Julienne dealership on September 9, 2026, and crashed it into a Hydro‑Québec pole. The crash is under investigation.
Four Party Leaders Visit UPA Headquarters in Longueuil
Four of Quebec's five party leaders met with farmers at the Union des producteurs agricoles headquarters in Longueuil on September 10, 2026, seeking agricultural support ahead of the provincial election.
Quebec Watchdog Investigates Motorcyclist Fatality Near Montreal
A motorcyclist died east of Montreal on September 8, 2026 after police observed possible traffic violations, leading Quebec’s independent investigations office and the Sûreté du Québec to launch a joint inquiry into the incident.
Rouyn‑Noranda Marks 100‑Year Smelter Anniversary Amid Pollution Concerns
Residents have brought pollution worries about the copper smelter to the Quebec National Assembly as the plant celebrates its centennial, prompting the city and the company to seek a compromise. The town’s century‑long relationship with the facility has alternated between support and opposition.
Two Hells Angels Fined for Public Gang Patch Display
Two Hells Angels members were fined in Longueuil on September 10, 2026 for publicly wearing gang patches, marking the first enforcement of Quebec's ban on outlaw motorcycle gang symbols against the club.
$1 School Meals See Surge in Demand Across Quebec
A nonprofit’s $1 school lunch program has experienced rapid growth across Quebec in the past three years, drawing increased interest from schools and families seeking affordable, nutritious meals.
Quebec Debut Novel Considered for France's Top Literary Prizes
A Quebec writer's debut novel has been shortlisted for France's leading literary prizes, a rare occurrence highlighted by Michel Lacroix of UQAM, marking a notable moment for emerging authors from the province.
Quebec Watchdog Investigates Fatal Motorcycle Crash East of Montreal
The Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes and Quebec police are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash that occurred east of Montreal on September 8, after officers noted possible traffic violations. The probe will examine evidence, witness accounts, and road conditions to determine the cause of the rider’s death.
Quebec Moves Arts School, Opposition Forms
The Quebec government’s decision to move École FACE to a new Montreal site has sparked an opposition movement led by Violette Cantin, with concerns about disruption to the school’s artistic programs and community ties.
Quebec Debut Novel Targets France's Top Literary Prizes
Michel Lacroix, a Haitian‑origin debut novelist from Quebec, has submitted his first novel for France's most prestigious literary awards, a move that draws rare attention to cross‑border francophone literature.
Quebec Watchdog Launches Probe into Motorcyclist Death East of Montreal
The independent Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes and the Sûreté du Québec are investigating a motorcyclist's death east of Montreal on September 8, after officers suggested the rider may have broken traffic rules.
Rouyn-Noranda Celebrates 100‑Year Smelter Amid Pollution Concerns
Residents have brought pollution concerns about the local copper smelter to the Quebec National Assembly as the city and plant mark a century of operation, prompting a search for compromise.
Former Montreal Mayor Valérie Plante to Host TV5 Documentary Series
Former Montreal mayor Valérie Plante will host the new TV5 documentary series "Ça brasse en ville," which launches the week of September 9 2026 in Montreal.
Quebec Watchdog Investigates Motorcyclist Death Near Montreal
A motorcyclist who died east of Montreal on September 8 is under investigation by Quebec's independent police watchdog after officers observed a possible traffic violation.
Quebec Watchdog Investigates Motorcyclist Death East of Montreal
A motorcyclist killed east of Montreal on Sept. 8 is under investigation by the Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes and Quebec police, who say the rider may have broken traffic laws. The BEI is conducting an independent review of the incident.
