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12 storiesnewest firstlatest August 12, 2026
Evenko has relaxed its bag restrictions for Parc Jean‑Drapeau events, allowing certain non‑transparent bags that meet size limits, including at the upcoming LASSO festival. The change follows an earlier policy that permitted only clear bags at ÎleSoniq and other park events.
The U.S. Secret Service has investigated 10,000 threats against political protectees in 2026, the highest count on record, and the Chicago Field Office is deploying agents to interview suspects directly.
ÎleSoniq’s new rule allowing only transparent bags for the August 7‑9 festival sparked criticism from attendees, who say it limits personal items and adds inconvenience. Organizers introduced the measure to streamline security for the event’s large crowds.
The ÎleSoniq festival’s new rule allowing only transparent bags has drawn criticism from ticket holders after being announced just days before the August 5‑6 event in Montreal.
ÎleSoniq festival organizers announced a last‑minute rule allowing only transparent bags, prompting online criticism from ticket holders. The policy, introduced on August 4, aims to improve security but has drawn backlash over its timing.
ÎleSoniq festival organizers introduced a last‑minute rule allowing only transparent bags, leading to online criticism from ticket holders. The policy, set for the August 8‑9 event, has sparked debate over its timing and impact on attendees.
On August 5, 2026, authorities arrested a man carrying ammunition who appeared to be monitoring security at a Trump‑owned golf course near Los Angeles. The individual was detained without incident while the course remained open.
ÎleSoniq festival organizers announced a last‑minute rule allowing only transparent bags, prompting online criticism from attendees. The backlash highlights concerns over the abrupt change for the major Montreal summer event.
Montreal Pride will boost security for its upcoming festival after a recent attack in Berlin raised safety concerns for large public events.
Montreal Pride organizers announced increased security and a vigilant stance following the Berlin attack, coordinating with local authorities to ensure a safe and calm festival environment.
Toronto police have intercepted 18 unauthorized drones over the city since the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing safety and security concerns as the tournament unfolds across multiple Canadian host cities.
Maggie Flaherty received a two‑year contract from La Victoire on June 10, 2026, together with protective measures, ensuring she can continue her defender role for the Montreal organization.
