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Montreal · Sunday, September 20, 2026 · 12:00 PM local · 23 min
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Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- AMontreal Police Probe Arson at Verdun Street RestaurantCityNews Montreal
- ACyclists Race Through Montreal on Day One of World ChampionshipsCityNews Montreal
- AQuebec Line Dancing School Expands to Ten Sites Amid Attendance SurgeCBC Montreal
- AMontreal council to vote on bylaw fining insults to policeCBC Montreal
- AMontreal blue-collar workers plan disruptions at cycling championshipsRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
- BQuebec official pledges $250 million homelessness fund after baby camp controversyGlobal News Montreal
- BMontreal police acquire four license‑plate‑reading camerasRadio-Canada Grand Montréal
- BMontreal police ban hog‑tie restraint after coroner links it to deathGlobal News Montreal
- BMontreal Police Chief Praises Crime Drop and Hiring SurgeLa Presse Montréal
- BSix Injured in Vehicle Crash at Quebec's St‑Tite Western Festival, Man ArrestedJournal de Montréal
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Police Investigate Arson at Verdun Street Restaurant
Police are investigating a suspected arson at a Verdun Street restaurant after a fire broke out at 2:30 a.m., with officers and firefighters working together…
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Quebec Official Announces $250 Million Homelessness Fund
Quebec Minister Fréchette and Montreal’s mayor announced a $250 million emergency fund for homelessness on September 19, 2026, in response to public outcry…
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Farmers Protest Alto Compensation in Rigaud
Hundreds of Quebec and Ontario farmers protested in Rigaud on September 19, 2026, saying Alto's indemnity offers are inadequate. The demonstration underscores…
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Cyclists Race Through Montreal on Day One of World Championships
Day one of the UCI Road World Championships saw nearly 1,000 cyclists from 100 countries race through Montreal, causing traffic disruptions across multiple…
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Montreal Police Add Four License‑Plate‑Reading Cameras
Montreal’s police force has added four license‑plate‑reading cameras, similar to those used by Flock, to its surveillance equipment. The devices, considered…
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Quebec Conservatives Claim Growing Support for Fracking
Quebec Conservative member Christine Fréchette said more Quebecers are supporting fracking as the province heads into an election where the practice is a…
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Quebec Line Dancing School Grows to Ten Sites
A line dancing school in Saint‑Lazare has expanded to ten locations throughout greater Montreal after a sharp rise in attendance, driven by the activity’s…
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Montreal Police Halt Hog‑Tie Restraint After Coroner Findings
Montreal police have ordered an immediate stop to the hog‑tie restraint after a coroner concluded it likely contributed to a man's death, reflecting ongoing…
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Montreal Council Set to Vote on Insult Fine Bylaw
Montreal City Council is set to vote on a bylaw that would allow fines for insulting police officers and municipal staff during the week of September 20‑26,…
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Montreal Police Chief Highlights Crime Decline and Recruitment Rise
Montreal police chief Fady Dagher reported a recent drop in crime and a rise in officer recruitment on September 16, 2026, calling the results one of the best…
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Blue-Collar Workers Threaten Disruptions at Montreal Cycling Championships
Montreal blue-collar workers plan work disruptions during the upcoming cycling championships after their collective bargaining agreement expired on December…
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Six Injured as Vehicle Hits Festival Attendees, Man Arrested
Six people were injured when a vehicle struck attendees at the Festival Western de St‑Tite, and a man was arrested in Quebec City in connection with the…
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