The Local Sunrise
Montreal · Thursday, August 13, 2026 · 7:00 AM local · 24 min
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Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- AMontreal Police Remove Flock Surveillance Camera Used in InvestigationRadio-Canada Montréal
- ANew West Island Transit Hub Planned to Ease Airport TravelCBC Montreal
- AMontreal tourism set to host 12.5 million visitors in 2026Global News Montreal
- AElderly Man Seriously Head‑Injured After Bicycle Attack in MontrealRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
- AExpert compares wildfire impacts in British Columbia and QuebecCBC Montreal
- BQuebec and Newfoundland Labrador Near New Churchill Falls AgreementCBC Montreal
- BFirst North American Regenerated Liver Transplant Performed on Quebec ManCBC Montreal
- BHistoric Quebec Village Reopens to Public After 30-Year Film Set EraCBC Montreal
- BQuebec unions press for action on teacher shortages ahead of school yearCBC Montreal
- BOver 700 Tons of Sand Spread on Montreal’s Gilles Villeneuve Circuit for Beach VolleyballJournal de Montréal
Stories from this broadcast
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Montreal Police Take Down Flock Surveillance Camera After Hours
Montreal police installed a compact Flock surveillance camera on August 12, 2026, for an investigation and removed it a few hours later, highlighting the…
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Quebec and Newfoundland Labrador Near New Churchill Falls Deal
Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador are close to finalising a new agreement on the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project, aiming to replace the disputed 1969…
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Total Solar Eclipse Expected Over Montreal on Aug. 12
A total solar eclipse will cross Montreal on August 12, 2026, drawing enthusiasm from local astronomers such as Philippe Mousette of the Véga Astronomy Club,…
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New West Island Transit Hub Aims to Ease Airport Travel
Officials unveiled plans for a West Island transit hub to streamline public‑transport connections to Montreal's airport, addressing the current shortage of…
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First Regenerated Liver Transplant Performed in North America
A 64‑year‑old Quebec man received North America’s first regenerated liver transplant, a landmark procedure that could expand the supply of usable livers and…
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Montreal SPCA Constables Patrol City to Rescue Abused Animals
Special constables from the Montreal SPCA’s investigations bureau began nightly patrols on August 11 to rescue abused animals, enforcing animal‑welfare laws…
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Montreal Tourism Projects Record 12.5 Million Visitors in 2026
Tourisme Montréal projects 12.5 million visitors for 2026, breaking the previous record of over 11 million set in 2019. The forecast signals a sharp rise in…
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Historic Quebec Village Reopens After 30 Years as Film Set
Canadiana Village in Quebec reopened to the public on August 13, 2026, after thirty years as a film set, with owners pledging to preserve its historic…
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Elderly Man Hospitalized After Bicycle Assault in Montreal
A man in his 60s suffered a severe head injury after a bicycle‑riding suspect attacked him in Montreal on August 13, 2026, and fled before police arrived.
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Quebec Unions Demand Action on Teacher Shortages
Quebec unions are urging the Education Ministry to act on over 3,000 teacher vacancies linked to funding cuts and aging schools, warning that the shortages…
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Researcher Explains Why BC Fires Hit More People Than Quebec
Yan Boulanger and Rachel Watts explained that British Columbia’s wildfires affect more people than those in Quebec because of differences in population…
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700 Tonnes of Sand Cover Gilles Villeneuve for Volleyball
More than 700 tonnes of sand were spread on the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve to create a temporary beach volleyball venue for an upcoming tournament. The…
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