News — Page 27
REM service resumes after power outage between McGill and Bois-Franc
Transit line interrupted for nearly an hour Tuesday morning; shuttle buses provided during the disruption.
Canada Day celebrations at Grand Quai with live music and free family activities
July 1 festivities include soccer, aerospace, and hockey-inspired activities starting at 2 p.m., plus food trucks and performances.
Quebec invests $123M to revitalize Montreal East
Province funds industrial sites acquisition and renovation to attract private investment and create jobs in the borough.
Lindy Hop world championships coming to Montreal for first time
The 18-year-old international competition relocates from New York due to difficult political context in the U.S.
What's open and closed on Canada Day
Government services, stores and transit run on modified schedules across the city Wednesday, July 1.
Brendan Gallagher traded to Vancouver after 14 seasons with Canadiens
The Montreal Canadiens dealt their longtime forward to the Canucks, ending the only NHL career Gallagher has ever known. Montreal...
Highway 25 tunnel closures set for July 3-4 weekend
The Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel will be completely closed toward Montreal from Friday 11 p.m. to Monday 5 a.m. for traffic...
Montreal boosts rent assistance ahead of Moving Day
The city is investing $742,500 to help 150 more households avoid homelessness through its Rent Assistance Bank, offering interest-free...
Angine de Poitrine draw record crowd to Jazz Fest's TD Stage
The anonymous Québécois instrumental duo became this year's biggest music story, and their free Montreal Jazz Festival show drew fans in...
Montreal ranks 42nd in North America for housing availability
With Moving Day two days away, the Greater Montreal Observatory reports a deepening crisis: rents average $1,920 for a two-bedroom, and...
Montreal's tourism boom holds steady after Grand Prix moved to May
May 2026 hotel demand surged 12.9% after the Grand Prix shifted months, while June maintained its strength—a win for both tourism seasons.
David Letterman makes Montreal debut at Just For Laughs on July 21
The legendary late-night host appears with Will Arnett for a one-night-only show at Salle Wilfrid-Pelletier, his first Canadian...
