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Montreal · Sunday, September 13, 2026 · 7:00 AM local · 23 min
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- A4-Year-Old Injured in Car Collision in Montreal NeighborhoodLa Presse
- AQuebec Tightens Ticket Resale RulesRadio-Canada Montréal
- ARail worker killed in early‑morning train collision at Montreal portCBC Montreal
- A22-Year-Old Survives Shooting in Montreal; Police Probe Attempted MurderLa Presse
- AFréchette Vows to Keep Hydro‑Québec Rate Hikes Capped at 3% if ElectedJournal de Montréal
- BQuebec party leaders tout transport and health promises ahead of debateCBC Montreal
- BJackalope Festival to Remain in Montreal Through 2028, 2026 Edition Runs Sep 11‑13Radio-Canada Grand Montréal
- BCooper's Hawks Scare Saint‑Leonard Residents in AugustLa Presse Montréal
- BMontreal and blue‑collar union negotiate to avert late‑September strikeRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
- BCycling race and AC/DC concert to cause traffic disruptions in Greater MontrealRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
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0:29Human Shield Becomes Police Officer
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4-Year-Old Boy Injured in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie Car Crash
A four‑year‑old boy was hit by a car in Montreal's Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie neighbourhood on Saturday afternoon, sustaining injuries.
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Quebec Party Leaders Unveil Transport, Health Pledges Ahead of Debate
Quebec party leaders announced new transportation, public safety and health care promises in Montreal on September 12, 2026, as they gear up for the province's…
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Former Dawson College Shield Joins Montreal Police
James Santos, who acted as a human shield during the 2006 Dawson College shooting, later joined the Montreal Police Service, citing his experience during the…
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Quebec Enacts Stricter Ticket Resale Regulations
Quebec implemented new rules on September 13, 2026, to restrict concert ticket resale and address the largely unregulated secondary market. The regulations aim…
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Jackalope Festival Confirmed in Montreal Through 2028
The Jackalope Festival will remain in Montreal through 2028, with the 2026 edition scheduled for September 11‑13 at the Old Port, continuing its three‑day…
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Montreal City Prevails in Bad Faith Negotiation Lawsuit
An Administrative Labour Tribunal decision on September 11 ruled that the City of Montreal did not act in bad faith during collective‑bargaining, dismissing a…
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Rail worker killed in early‑morning train collision at Montreal port
A railway employee was killed after being struck by a moving train during early‑morning work at the Port of Montreal on September 12, 2026. Authorities have…
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Cooper's Hawks Alarm Saint‑Leonard Residents in August
In August 2026, two Cooper's hawks harassed residents in Montreal's Saint‑Leonard district, causing fear before leaving the area.
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22-Year-Old Survives Montreal Shooting, Police Open Homicide Probe
A 22-year-old man survived an attempted murder shooting in Montreal on September 11, prompting the SPVM to launch a homicide investigation. Police are…
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Montreal City and Union Enter Talks to Avert Late‑September Strike
Montreal city officials and a blue‑collar workers’ union started conciliation talks on September 2 to avoid a one‑week strike planned for September 22‑28,…
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Fréchette Promises 3% Cap on Hydro‑Québec Rates if Elected
Christine Fréchette pledged on October 5, 2026 to maintain a three‑percent ceiling on Hydro‑Québec residential rate increases if elected, highlighting the…
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Cycling Race and AC/DC Concert Prompt Traffic Disruptions
Traffic in Greater Montreal will be disrupted on September 12‑13 due to road closures for the Grand Prix cycliste and an AC/DC concert, compounded by ongoing…
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