On Monday June 22, 2026, residents on Rue Fox in Pierrefonds began cleaning water damage after torrential rains over the weekend flooded dozens of homes for a third time.
The flooding affected a number of houses on the street, leaving many interiors submerged. Residents described the water as having risen quickly, and they spent the day removing standing water, drying floors, and salvaging belongings.
The event follows two previous flood incidents in the same area earlier in the year, marking the third time homes on Rue Fox have been inundated by heavy rain. Local officials noted that the recent storm brought intense precipitation that overwhelmed drainage systems.
The western Montreal neighbourhood of Pierrefonds has experienced severe flooding as a result of the weekend’s torrential rain. The water damage has prompted community members to coordinate clean‑up efforts without external assistance.
The clean‑up is expected to continue over the next days as residents work to restore their properties. No specific casualty or injury reports have been mentioned.
Dozens of houses along Rue Fox reported water levels that rose several inches, affecting basements and ground‑floor rooms.
The rain persisted through Saturday and Sunday, and municipal weather records show the precipitation totals were among the highest recorded for the month.
Neighbors exchanged pumps, mops and other equipment, and some organized informal rotation schedules to manage the extensive clean‑up effort.
City officials said they are reviewing drainage capacity in the area after the repeated flooding incidents.
This third inundation underscores the ongoing vulnerability of the Rue Fox corridor to extreme weather events, prompting calls for longer‑term mitigation strategies.