The Local Sunrise
Montreal · Friday, September 4, 2026 · 7:00 AM local · 23 min
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- ABike thefts surge in Montreal, advocacy group urges police actionRadio-Canada Montréal
- AMontreal Owner Reunites with Cat After Two‑Week Airport EscapeGlobal News Montreal
- ATraffic Disruptions Expected Across Greater Montreal During Labour Day WeekendLa Presse
- ASuperior Court Allows Collège LaSalle Classes to Resume on FridayRadio-Canada Montréal
- AMontreal subway operator trials AI to spot loiterersRadio-Canada Montréal
- BFederal Court of Appeal backs six Quebec mothers denied EI after maternity layoffsCBC Montreal
- BAutistic student returns to classroom in Quebec after year of home studyCBC Montreal
- BQuebecers Now Buy More Adult Diapers Than Kids'Radio-Canada Montréal
- BVerbal Abuse Ranks Among Top School Violence Types in QuebecRadio-Canada Montréal
- BTwo teenage girls missing in Roberval, police seek public helpLa Presse
Stories from this broadcast
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Bike thefts surge in Montreal, advocacy group urges police action
Over 2,500 bikes are stolen annually in Montreal, prompting Vélo Québec to demand a stronger police response to the ongoing theft problem.
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Federal Court backs six Quebec moms denied EI after maternity layoffs
On September 3, 2026, the Federal Court of Appeal ruled that six Quebec mothers laid off while on maternity or parental leave are entitled to regular…
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Elevator Queues Stall Commuters at Montreal's Deepest REM Station
On September 3, 2026, commuters at Montreal's Édouard‑Montpetit REM station faced long elevator queues during the morning rush, highlighting the station's…
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Montreal Owner Reunites with Cat After Two‑Week Airport Escape
Abir Batikhi’s cat Caramel was found and returned to her in early September 2026 after disappearing for about two weeks at Toronto Pearson Airport during a…
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Autistic Student Returns to Quebec Classroom After Year at Home
An autistic student in Quebec has re‑joined a classroom in 2026 after a year of home study caused by cuts to special‑education resources, following a search…
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Urgences‑Santé Prepares Massive Response for Montreal Cycling Worlds
Urgences‑Santé is deploying an extensive emergency response plan for the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal, covering all risks, including a potential…
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Labour Day Weekend Brings Citywide Roadwork Delays in Montreal
Roadwork across Greater Montreal will create lane closures and delays from September 4-7, 2026, prompting motorists to check updates and plan alternate routes…
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Quebecers Purchase More Adult Diapers Than Children’s
Quebec’s falling birth rates have led residents to buy more adult diapers than children’s, prompting retailers to adjust inventories and reflecting an aging…
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Superior Court Allows Collège LaSalle Classes to Resume
The Superior Court of Quebec authorized Collège LaSalle in Montreal to restart classes on Friday, following the college’s recent filing for creditor protection.
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Verbal Abuse Among Top Forms of School Violence in Quebec
A new Quebec-wide study finds that insults and disrespect are among the most common forms of school violence, highlighting the widespread nature of verbal…
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STM Tests AI System to Identify Loiterers in Metro
The STM is testing an AI system across Montreal’s subway network to identify loiterers, with the pilot running quietly for several months to improve station…
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Police Seek Help Finding Two Missing Teens in Robertown
Police in Roberval, Quebec, are searching for two missing teenage girls, aged 16 and 13, and have asked the public for help, focusing on possible locations in…
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