GMNA Hyper-Local
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The latest edition of every Montreal broadcast.
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The Wrap ·
Montreal police are investigating a possible murder after a woman died and a man was seriously injured in Saint-Michel, an incident that could raise the city’s…
The Wrap ·
A five-year-old child drowned in a Drummondville home pool on August 14, 2026, prompting a police investigation by the Sûreté du Québec into the circumstances…
The Wrap ·
An armed dispute in Verdun, Montreal, led to the arrest of a man and a woman and left one man seriously injured, according to police on August 15, 2026.
The Wrap ·
Quebec’s finance minister Christine Fréchette, accompanied by Bernard Drainville, Claudine Bouchard and Hydro‑Québec officials, will sign a new agreement on…
The Local Sunset ·
Cycling races scheduled from September 5 to October 4, 2026, will cause citywide road and transit disruptions in Montreal, leading to increased travel delays.
The Local Sunset ·
Montreal police removed a high‑powered surveillance camera on August 14, 2026 after a Radio‑Canada report raised public concern about its advanced capabilities.
The Local Sunset ·
One person was killed after police shots were fired during a chase on Montreal's Pierre‑Laporte Bridge on the night of August 14‑15, 2026. Quebec’s independent…
The Local Sunset ·
Quebec milk producers expressed concern that ongoing Canada‑U.S. trade negotiations could adversely affect the province's dairy sector, urging transparency as…
The Local Sunset ·
A Quebec Superior Court judge approved a $31.5 million settlement with the Archdiocese of Quebec, ending years of legal action over sexual‑abuse claims dating…
The Local Sunset ·
Six traffic accidents on Quebec highways on August 14, 2026, killed at least six people and injured several others, prompting authorities to urge greater…
The Local Sunset ·
After a three‑week evacuation, residents of the Pear Lake area in British Columbia were allowed to return home on August 15, 2026, even though the wildfire…
The Local Sunset ·
A traffic crash on Route 105 in Quebec's Outaouais region on August 14 killed two people and injured several others, prompting an investigation by the Sûreté…
The Local Sunset ·
Construction has begun on a new wharf at the Port of Montreal as part of a $2.3 billion expansion aimed at increasing capacity and supporting nation‑building…
The Local Sunset ·
An unnamed Quebec man acquitted of a 1983 double murder after over 40 years in custody has reached a settlement with the City of Montreal and the Province of…
The Local Sunset ·
A man was seriously injured and a woman arrested after a dispute in Verdun turned into an armed clash on August 15, 2026, prompting police intervention and a…
The Local Sunset ·
Charlie Rousseau received a $40 ticket after an inaccessible coin‑operated meter prevented payment during a June festival, prompting her to campaign for…
The Lunch Break ·
Collège de Maisonneuve launched a program on August 13, 2026, allowing students to consult an elderly mentor for a symbolic fee of 25 cents, aiming to connect…
The Lunch Break ·
A month‑long series of bike races in Montreal from September 5 to October 4, 2026, is expected to increase traffic congestion and affect commuter routes,…
The Lunch Break ·
Quebec police departments are increasingly sharing AI‑generated images on social media, prompting concerns about the impact of such content on public…
The Lunch Break ·
Construction began in August 2026 on a new container terminal at Contrecœur as part of the Port of Montreal's expansion, which aims to increase handling…
The Lunch Break ·
Montreal inspectors have been authorized to enter a building suspected of housing illegal, windowless, unsanitary rental units, as part of the city’s effort to…
The Lunch Break ·
Gatineau city has launched a new, potentially replicable homelessness strategy as the CAQ faces criticism ahead of the October 5 provincial election.
The Lunch Break ·
A possible strike by the 230 municipal workers who maintain Jean-Drapeau Park could disrupt services during the busy summer season, prompting city officials to…
The Lunch Break ·
Montreal police removed a high‑powered surveillance camera on August 14 after Radio‑Canada reported its presence, responding to criticism of the city’s…
