The Local Sunset
Montreal · Monday, September 7, 2026 · 6:00 PM local
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- AMan stabbed in Montreal's Ville-Marie districtLa Presse
- ACAQ leader questions three‑tier school system amid health inequality reportCBC Montreal
- AParents demand crossing guard at Montreal West school after accidentsCBC Montreal
- AQuebec's Bottle Deposit System Faces Mixed Reviews After 2023 RolloutCBC Montreal
- AQuebec Premier Schedules Cabinet Meeting as Canada Readies New U.S. TariffsCBC Montreal
- BAlberta election agency asks Quebec for referendum assistanceRadio-Canada Montréal
- BNDG Historical Society marks 150 years with new exhibitCBC Montreal
- BSaint‑Lambert residents petition to keep local train station openCBC Montreal
- BQuebec official says no new studies for third Quebec‑Lévis bridgeJournal de Montréal
- BHistoric Habsburg Jewels Open to Public at Quebec City MuseumCBC Montreal
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CAQ Leader Challenges Three‑Tier School Model Over Health Gaps
CAQ leader Christine Fréchette contested the three‑tier school model in Montreal, citing a public‑health report that links the system to health inequalities…
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NDG Historical Society Unveils Exhibit for 150‑Year Anniversary
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Quebec Courts Bar AI From Replacing Judicial Reasoning
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Parents Call for Permanent Crossing Guard at Westminster/Ainslie
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Saint‑Lambert Residents Petition to Keep Train Station Open
Saint‑Lambert residents have petitioned Via Rail to keep their local train station open, fearing that a new Longueuil airport station could lead to its closure.
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Quebec's Bottle Deposit System Receives Mixed Feedback After 2023 Launch
Quebec's new Consignaction bottle deposit system launched in 2023 has received mixed reactions from users, prompting officials to evaluate and adjust the…
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Quebec Official Ends Plans for Third Quebec‑Lévis Bridge Study
Quebec official Charles Milliard announced that no new feasibility studies will be launched for a third bridge between Quebec City and Lévis, pausing further…
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Quebec Premier Calls Cabinet Meeting Over Upcoming U.S. Tariffs
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Habsburg Jewels Unveiled at Quebec City Museum
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