The Local Sunrise
Montreal · Monday, September 28, 2026 · 7:00 AM local · 22 min
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Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- AFamilies mourn four killed in Quebec helicopter crashCBC Montreal
- AQuebec Health Agency Flags Decade-Long Rise in Staff AbsencesRadio-Canada National
- AHigh‑risk pesticide detected in drinking water of seven Quebec citiesRadio-Canada National
- AQuebec voters focus on economy, language and health during advance pollsCBC Montreal
- AMemorial on Parliament Hill honors six fallen officersCityNews Montreal
- BDay 32 of Quebec Election Wraps Up on TV Talk ShowRadio-Canada National
- BBureaucratic delays stall full opening of Montreal’s $16 million sponge parkCBC Montreal
- BBlack squirrels reveal Montreal’s impact on animal evolutionCBC Montreal
- BMontreal parish battles cash shortfall to preserve historic St. James ChurchCBC Montreal
- BMan stabbed in downtown Montreal now stableRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
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0:32Pesticide Detected In Montreal Tap Water
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Stories from this broadcast
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Families mourn four dead in Quebec helicopter crash
Four people were killed in a helicopter crash near Montreal on September 26, and families held memorials the next day in Sainte‑Brigide‑d’Iberville.
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Day 32 of Quebec Election Count Ends on TV Talk Show
Day 32 of the Quebec election count concluded on the talk show Tout le monde en parle as the province moves into its final counting stage.
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More Road Disruptions Hit Montreal During UCI World Cycling Championships
Additional road closures affected Montreal and Montérégie on September 26‑27 due to the UCI Road World Championships.
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Quebec Health Agency Warns of Decade-Long Staff Absence Rise
Santé Québec reported a ten-year increase in staff absenteeism across Quebec's health network, leading to staffing challenges.
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Bureaucratic Delays Hold Up Full Opening of Montreal Sponge Park
Administrative delays are postponing the full opening of Montreal’s $16 million Pierre‑Bédard sponge park, raising concerns that floodwater may mix with sewer…
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Mayor apologizes for downplaying middle‑finger gesture
On September 25, the mayor apologized for downplaying a middle‑finger gesture to police, acknowledging the earlier comments were poorly expressed and…
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High‑risk pesticide found in water of seven Quebec cities
A high‑risk pesticide was detected in the drinking water of seven Quebec cities, with levels surpassing the European Union’s safety limit, while the province…
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Black Squirrels Reveal Montreal’s Urban Evolution
Scientists are examining black squirrels to understand how Montreal’s varied urban micro‑environments affect wildlife evolution.
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Advance Polls in Montreal Highlight Economy, Language, Health Concerns
Montreal voters cast advance ballots on September 27, citing the economy, language policy and health care as top concerns, with five parties and their…
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St. James Church Seeks Funds for Multi‑Million Repairs
St. James United Church is asking for donations to meet multi‑million‑dollar repair costs for its historic building, citing a financial shortfall caused by…
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Parliament Hill ceremony honors six fallen police officers
A ceremony on Parliament Hill on September 27 honored six police officers killed in 2026, with hundreds of officers in attendance.
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Man Stabbed Downtown Montreal Now Stable, Suspects Flee
A man stabbed in downtown Montreal on 26 September is now stable, and police say the suspects, men aged 25‑30, escaped before they arrived.
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