The Local Sunrise
Montreal · Tuesday, September 22, 2026 · 7:00 AM local · 21 min
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Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- AMontreal asks Quebec to take charge of Sanimax plant odor issueRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
- AMontreal Council Passes Bylaw Prohibiting Insults to Police and City WorkersCBC Montreal
- AMontreal Blue-Collar Workers Reach Deal, Averting StrikeCityNews Montreal
- AMontreal mayor says no further encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada expansionLa Presse
- AQuebec's New Security Law Reduces Visible Hells Angels SymbolsLa Presse
- BFour Montreal borough mayors urge Quebec to revive Lachine tram projectLa Presse Montréal
- BHundreds Join PKD Awareness Walk in Dollard-des-OrmeauxCityNews Montreal
- BPM Carney sticks to plan to scrap digital tax and streamer CanCon feesCityNews Montreal
- BMontreal Inspector General cracks down on illegal waste‑collection laborLa Presse Montréal
- BMontreal mayor blames former administration for lack of action on homelessnessLa Presse Montréal
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Montreal Urges Quebec to Address Sanimax Plant Odor
Montreal has asked the Quebec government to take over handling odor complaints from the Sanimax plant, which has processed pork and chicken carcasses since…
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Four Montreal Borough Mayors Call for Lachine Tram Revival
Four southwest Montreal borough mayors have asked the Quebec government to restart the dormant Lachine tramway project, urging provincial action to improve…
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Downtown Montreal Streets Closed for World Cycling Championships
Around twenty downtown Montreal streets south of Mont‑Royal Avenue were closed and barricaded on September 21, 2026, to accommodate the World Cycling…
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Montreal Council Enacts Bylaw Banning Insults to Police, City Staff
Montreal City Council passed a bylaw on September 21 prohibiting insults toward police officers and municipal employees, establishing a municipal offense for…
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Hundreds March in Dollard-des-Ormeaux for PKD Awareness
Hundreds walked in Dollard-des-Ormeaux on September 20, 2026, to raise awareness for polycystic kidney disease, an effort led by transplant recipient Luisa…
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Security Agent Hospitalized After Vehicle Hits Pedestrian at Trudeau Airport
A vehicle struck a security agent at Montreal's Trudeau Airport on September 20, leading to the agent's hospitalization, with Quebec provincial police now…
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Montreal Blue‑Collar Workers Reach Deal, Averting Strike
Montreal’s blue‑collar workers and the city reached an agreement in principle on September 21, averting a seven‑day strike that was set to start the next day,…
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PM Carney Stands Firm on Dropping Digital Tax and Streamer Fees
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Canada will not reinstate the digital services tax or the Canadian content contribution fees for streaming platforms,…
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Mayor Blocks Further Encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada
Montreal's mayor confirmed the city will not permit any further encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada's expansion, maintaining the park's public space…
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Montreal Inspector General launches sweep against illegal waste-collection labor
The Bureau de l'inspecteur général de Montréal launched a September 2026 sweep to crack down on unregistered waste‑collection subcontractors using undocumented…
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Quebec Law Cuts Visible Hells Angels Symbols
Quebec's Law 13, introduced in early September 2026 to boost public safety, has led Hells Angels members in the province to reduce the wearing of jackets,…
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Mayor Plante Blames Former Administration for Inaction on Homelessness
Mayor Valérie Plante accused the former Montreal administration of failing to act on homelessness, linking the lapse to growing social concerns in the city.
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