The Local Sunrise
Montreal · Tuesday, September 15, 2026 · 7:00 AM local · 23 min
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Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- AHydro‑Québec faces $40 million lawsuit over winter outageCityNews Montreal
- AMotorcyclist Injured in Collision on Montreal’s Langelier BoulevardLa Presse
- ABillion-dollar pledges and tax tweaks unveiled at Toronto investment summitCityNews Montreal
- AQuebec Health IT Project Swells to $1 B, Sparking CAQ BacklashGlobal News Montreal
- ATransport Quebec to Shut Highway 25 Tunnel Friday Night for RepairsCityNews Montreal
- BTwo Montreal Men Plead Not Guilty to Human Trafficking Charges in EdmontonCityNews Montreal
- BMontreal father and daughter launch pancreatic cancer awareness driveCityNews Montreal
- BMontreal businesses worry as road closures extend for cycling racesCityNews Montreal
- BMontreal blue‑collar workers schedule rotating strike Sep 22‑28La Presse Montréal
- BMontreal Man Faces Up to 10 Years for Fatal Plateau AttackJournal de Montréal
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Hydro‑Québec Sued for $40 Million Over Winter Outage
Hydro‑Québec is being sued for $40 million by New England partners over power cuts that occurred from Jan 26 to Feb 9, 2026, during a polar vortex that forced…

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Montreal Men Deny Human Trafficking Charges in Edmonton Court
Two Montreal men pleaded not guilty to almost twenty human‑trafficking offences in an Edmonton court, part of a decade‑long investigation into a cross‑Canada…

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Camille‑Laurin voters, businesses set priorities ahead of Oct 5 election
Residents and businesses in Montreal’s Camille‑Laurin riding have shared their priorities ahead of the Oct. 5, 2026 provincial election, aiming to shape party…

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Motorcyclist Injured After Collision on Langelier Boulevard
A motorcyclist was injured after a collision with a driver on boulevard Langelier in Saint‑Leonard, Montreal, on September 14, 2026, prompting an investigation…

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Montreal Father and Daughter Launch Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Drive
Enrico and Alessia Proietti have launched a Montreal-based campaign to raise awareness of pancreatic cancer after Enrico's stage‑3 diagnosis nearly two years…

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Engineers Advise Demolishing Rosemont-Van Horne Viaduct for Tunnel
City engineers have recommended removing the aging Rosemont‑Van Horne viaduct and building a tunnel beneath the Canadian Pacific rail line.

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Billion-Dollar Pledges and Tax Tweaks Unveiled at Toronto Summit
Canada’s inaugural national investment summit in Toronto saw hundreds of executives announce billion‑dollar commitments and unveiled tax policy changes aimed…

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Road Closures for Cycling Races Raise Business Concerns
Road closures for two international cycling races in September 2026 are affecting traffic and customer access in Plateau–Mont-Royal and Ville-Marie, raising…

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Quebec Health IT Project Costs Balloon to $1 B, CAQ Criticized
Radio-Canada reports that a Santé Québec health‑IT project has risen from $96 million to about $1 billion, prompting criticism of the CAQ government ahead of…

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Montreal blue‑collar workers schedule rotating strike Sep 22‑28
Montreal’s blue‑collar workers will stage a rotating strike from September 22 to 28, 2026, shutting down each borough for a single 24‑hour period. The…

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Transport Quebec to Close Highway 25 Tunnel Friday Night for Repairs
Transport Quebec will close the Louis‑Hippolyte‑La Fontaine tunnel on Highway 25 Friday night, September 18, for electrical, communication and damage‑repair…

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Montreal Man Faces Up to 10 Years for Fatal Plateau Attack
A Montreal man faces up to ten years in prison for involvement in a Plateau assault that killed three youths, despite not delivering the fatal blow.
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