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The Local Sunrise ·
Black Squirrels Reveal Montreal’s Urban Evolution
Scientists are examining black squirrels to understand how Montreal’s varied urban micro‑environments affect wildlife evolution.
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The Local Sunrise ·
High‑risk pesticide found in water of seven Quebec cities
A high‑risk pesticide was detected in the drinking water of seven Quebec cities, with levels surpassing the European Union’s safety limit, while the province…
The Local Sunrise ·
Bureaucratic Delays Hold Up Full Opening of Montreal Sponge Park
Administrative delays are postponing the full opening of Montreal’s $16 million Pierre‑Bédard sponge park, raising concerns that floodwater may mix with sewer…
The Local Sunrise ·
Quebec Health Agency Warns of Decade-Long Staff Absence Rise
Santé Québec reported a ten-year increase in staff absenteeism across Quebec's health network, leading to staffing challenges.
The Local Sunrise ·
Families mourn four dead in Quebec helicopter crash
Four people were killed in a helicopter crash near Montreal on September 26, and families held memorials the next day in Sainte‑Brigide‑d’Iberville.
The Local Sunrise ·
Day 32 of Quebec Election Count Ends on TV Talk Show
Day 32 of the Quebec election count concluded on the talk show Tout le monde en parle as the province moves into its final counting stage.
The Wrap ·
Mayor denies further encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada
The mayor said Montreal will not allow any new encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada’s expansion plans. The comment follows inquiries about the…
The Wrap ·
Federal Leaders Condemn Murder of Montreal Woman on Zoom
Federal leaders, including the Prime Minister, denounced the killing of a Montreal woman who died during a work Zoom call.
The Wrap ·
Road World Championships face more disruptions in Montreal area
Extra disruptions affected the UCI Road World Championships in Montreal and Montérégie on September 26‑27, 2026, as the competition continues through Sunday.
The Wrap ·
Quebec Voters Prioritize Economy, Language, Health in Advance Polls
Montreal voters in advanced polls on September 27, 2026 are prioritizing the economy, language policy and health care as they choose among five provincial…
The Wrap ·
Quebec Rapper Sarahmée Launches ‘Sassy Sasa’ Era
Sarahmée revealed her new ‘Sassy Sasa’ artistic phase in Montreal on September 27, 2026, adding to her history of albums that mix hip‑hop and pop.
The Wrap ·
Man Stabbed Downtown Montreal Now Stable After Attack
An unidentified man was stabbed in downtown Montreal on September 26 and is now stable, while police say the suspects, men aged 25 to 30, fled before they…
The Wrap ·
Administrative Delays Hold Up Full Opening of Montreal Sponge Park
Administrative hold‑ups are delaying the full opening of Montreal’s $16 million Pierre‑Bédard sponge park, raising contamination risks if its cap is removed.
The Wrap ·
Small Quebec Parties Face Funding and Media Gaps
Minor Quebec parties argue that funding rules based on past results and limited media coverage are impeding their chances in the 2026 provincial election.
The Wrap ·
Families mourn four dead after Quebec helicopter crash
Four people were killed in a helicopter crash near Montreal on September 26, prompting families and friends to mourn and honor them.
The Wrap ·
St. James Church Seeks Multi‑Million Funding for Repairs
St. James United Church is raising multi‑million dollars to address a cash shortfall for essential repairs to its historic downtown building.
The Wrap ·
Police Memorial on Parliament Hill Honors Six Fallen Officers
On September 27, a ceremony on Parliament Hill honored six officers killed in 2026, with flags at half‑mast, bagpipes and a large police march.
The Wrap ·
Montreal Scientists Study Black Squirrels to Track Urban Evolution
Researchers are using black squirrels to examine how Montreal's diverse urban landscape drives genetic and physical adaptations, highlighting the role of…
The Local Sunset ·
CSIS Contacted Over U.S. Election Interference Claims
CSIS was contacted about U.S. interference allegations in the Quebec election, and party leaders demanded transparency as the vote nears its conclusion.
The Local Sunset ·
Montreal and Blue‑Collar Union Reach Deal, Strike Called Off
On September 21, 2026 the city and the blue‑collar union reached a principle agreement to renew their contract, cancelling the strike planned for September 22.
The Local Sunset ·
Mayor Rules Out Further Jarry Park Encroachment
The mayor declared that Montreal will not allow further encroachment on Jarry Park for Tennis Canada’s expansion, responding to concerns about the project's…
The Local Sunset ·
Five First‑Time Candidates Launch Quebec Election Campaigns
Five first‑time candidates began campaigning for the 2026 Quebec provincial election, citing a desire to represent their communities despite personal…
The Local Sunset ·
Bureaucratic delays hold up Montreal's $16 million sponge park opening
Bureaucratic setbacks are blocking the full launch of Montreal’s $16 million Pierre‑Bédard sponge park, raising fears that flood water could mix with the sewer…
The Local Sunset ·
Mayor Plante apologises for flippant police comment
Mayor Valérie Plante apologized for a flippant comment about the police made at a council meeting, calling it poorly expressed and retracting it after…