The Local Sunset
Montreal · Tuesday, September 22, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 20 min
Rundown
Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- ADiesel spill shuts highway ramp, snarls traffic on Montreal's Highway 20CBC Montreal
- AMontreal City Council Passes Bylaw Banning Insults to Municipal WorkersGlobal News Montreal
- APolytechnique Montreal orientation mishap sends student to hospitalLa Presse
- AAlmost half of Quebecers back road tollsJournal de Montréal
- APoll Shows PQ Tied with CAQ and PLQ at 22% Amid Referendum DebateRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
- BMontreal home prices hit $1 million, youth say they can't afford themRadio-Canada National
- BMontreal and workers' union strike averted with tentative dealCBC Montreal
- BMontreal mayor says no new encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada expansionLa Presse Montréal
- BMontreal City Presses Sanimax Over Nuisance Rendering PlantLa Presse Montréal
- BMontreal Inspector General cracks down on illegal waste-collection laborLa Presse Montréal
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Diesel Spill Closes Highway 13 Ramp, Congests Highway 20
A diesel spill on Tuesday morning closed the Highway 13 northbound ramp onto Highway 20, causing heavy westbound traffic and congestion on the major commuter…
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Montreal Home Prices Reach $1 Million, Youth Struggle to Buy
Éric Duhaime warned that rising Montreal home prices, now averaging $1 million, make homeownership unaffordable for many young residents.
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Drivers Claim Brossard REM Parking Up to Four Hours Early
Drivers are arriving up to four hours early each day to claim the limited parking spaces at Brossard REM station, reflecting strong demand for the facility.
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Montreal Council Approves Bylaw Banning Insults to City Workers
Montreal City Council approved a bylaw on September 22, 2026 that prohibits insulting municipal employees, passing 35 votes to 25 after a half‑hour debate,…
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Montreal and Union Reach Tentative Deal to Avoid Strike
Montreal and the union for its blue‑collar workers reached a tentative collective agreement on September 21, 2026, cancelling a weeklong strike that was set to…
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Four Borough Mayors Call for Revival of Lachine Tram
Four southwest Montreal borough mayors asked the Quebec government on September 21, 2026, to restart the delayed Lachine tramway, citing the need for a new…
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Polytechnique Montreal Orientation Mishap Leads to Hospitalization
In late August 2026, a Polytechnique Montréal orientation activity malfunctioned, leading to one student’s hospitalization and prompting the school to create a…
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Mayor Rejects New Land Takeover for Tennis Canada at Jarry Park
Montreal’s mayor announced the city will not permit any further land takeover for Tennis Canada’s proposed expansion at Jarry Park, keeping the park’s…
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Nearly Half of Quebecers Support Road Tolls
A recent poll indicates that almost half of Quebecers support introducing tolls on Greater Montreal roads, aligning with provincial discussions on using tolls…
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Montreal City Presses Sanimax Over Nuisance Rendering Plant
Montreal officials are pressing Sanimax to resolve complaints about noise and odor from its east‑side rendering plant, noting that progress on the issue has…
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Poll Shows PQ Tied with CAQ and PLQ at 22%
A Pallas poll shows the Parti Québécois, CAQ and PLQ each at 22 percent after two debates, highlighting that only an absolute PQ majority—or a coalition with…
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Montreal Inspector General Cracks Down on Illegal Waste-Collection Labor
The Bureau of the Inspector General of Montreal launched a major crackdown on the waste‑collection sector after uncovering widespread use of unauthorized…
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