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Wednesday · Jun 3, 2026

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10:57
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Pulse

Former boxer sentenced after kicking unconscious victim at Orange Julep

A road rage incident at Orange Julep led to an assault conviction. Ismail Karaoui, a former amateur boxer, was sentenced to five years in prison for sucker-punching someone—and...

10:29
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Pulse

Can't find romaine lettuce anywhere in Montreal right now

Romaine lettuce has been impossible to find at stores all over Montreal for about two weeks. If you're hunting for salad greens, you might need to branch out to other options.

9:47
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Pulse

NYC to Montreal overnight train existed in the 1920s—and we don't have one now

There used to be an overnight train from New York to Montreal back in the 1920s. Wild that we can't make that happen today.

9:34
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News Brief

CHUM research unlocks path to stronger breast cancer virus therapy

Montreal scientists found that estrogen blocks a cellular defense mechanism, making tumors more vulnerable to oncolytic virus treatment.

9:20
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Neighborhoods

Laval father sentenced to life for drowning his two children

Kamaljit Arora will spend at least 25 years in prison after a jury convicted him of first-degree murder in the deaths of his 11-year-old son and 13-year-old daughter.

8:52
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Pulse

MLS commissioner Don Garber in Montreal tomorrow for stadium and federation meetings

MLS commissioner Don Garber is visiting Montreal tomorrow afternoon. He's checking out the Olympic Stadium and meeting with CF Montreal and Canada Soccer before holding a press...

8:38
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News Brief

Félix Auger-Aliassime's French Open run ends in quarters

The Montreal tennis star fell to Italy's Flavio Cobolli in straight sets Wednesday, ending Canada's last singles hope at Roland Garros.

8:24
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Neighborhoods

Laval reports sharp drop in gun violence and vehicle theft in 2025

Police data shows overall crime fell 11 percent last year, with significant declines in shootings, theft and crimes against people.

8:00
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Tonight

MY NEW BAND BELIEVE

Bar le Ritz PDB

8:00
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Tonight

CAKE

L'Olympia

8:00
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Tonight

Mélo Festival - Passe 3 Jours

Plaza Repentigny

8:00
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Tonight

5 Seconds of Summer

Centre Bell

8:00
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Tonight

Orchestre Symphonique de Montreal - Montreal

Place des Arts

8:00
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Tonight

CAKE

L'Olympia (Olympia Theatre)

8:00
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Tonight

Alexandre Forest

Le Club DIX30

7:30
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Tonight

Cirque du Soleil: Echo - Montreal

Jacques Cartier Pier

7:30
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Tonight

The Listros

Foufounes Electriques

7:30
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Tonight

Cirque du Soleil: Echo - Montreal

Under the Big Top - Old Port, Montreal

7:00
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Tonight

École des Timoniers

Théâtre Manuvie

6:00
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Tonight

Mercredi Live Jazz X Terrasse -James Correa

Le Balcon X Terrasse

5:47
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News Brief

Quebec pledges tougher penalties for abusive landlords

Québec Solidaire proposes fines up to $200,000 for repeat offenders and a new power to expropriate properties from serial violators.

5:25
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Pulse

St-Hubert prices hit hard since 2019

Someone dug up an old St-Hubert receipt from 2019 — a hot chicken with delivery was way cheaper back then. Side-by-side comparison shows the sting of inflation on your go-to order.

5:02
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News Brief

French language training to get expanded financial support

Quebec's language commissioner proposes a $15,000 annual loan program for immigrants in full-time French courses to boost participation.

4:40
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Pulse

Festival MURAL kicks off tomorrow

Festival MURAL starts June 4 and runs through June 14 — artists are already painting new murals across the city. Behaviour Interactive is backing a Dead by Daylight mural on...

4:17
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News Brief

Police seek families after jewelry stolen from funeral niches

A man and woman arrested in May allegedly forced open burial niches across Montréal, Laval, and the North Shore, stealing valuables left with the deceased.

3:55
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Neighborhoods

Rosemont schools get traffic-calming streets by 2029

The borough is converting streets to one-way and narrowing lanes around a dozen schools to improve pedestrian safety and cut vehicle traffic.

3:32
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Eat & Drink

Five patios to book for summer in Montreal

Readers voted for the best outdoor terrasses in the city. Here's where to grab a drink and watch the season unfold.

1:37
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Pulse

Coroner recommends families prepare fire evacuation plans

A 5-year-old boy died in a New Year's fire caused by candles, prompting a coroner to stress that families should have an evacuation plan in place. The reminder is simple but...

1:21
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News Brief

Summer heat rolls in—reach 29°C today, 30°C tomorrow

Montreal is entering a warm, sunny stretch lasting through much of next week, with temperatures climbing to 32°C by Tuesday.

12:48
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Pulse

REM rush-hour frequency still falling short of promises

At 8:15 this morning heading north from Édouard-Montpetit, riders had to let 3 trains pass before squeezing on. The REM promised 2–3 min frequency during peak hours. Six months...

12:32
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News Brief

Bouncy castle tragedy raises safety questions for inflatables

A 3-year-old girl died in LaSalle when high winds swept a bouncy castle into the air. Experts say the structures aren't regulated like amusement rides.

11:59
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Pulse

Tim's morning shift worker on Mont-Royal earns neighborhood respect

The Tim Hortons employee working Mon-Fri mornings at 15 Ave Mont-Royal is legend status. She buys coffee for people short on cash, shuts down line cutters without hesitation,...

11:43
AM
News Brief

Doctors' college urges province to eliminate polluting anesthetic gases

The Collège des médecins du Québec wants Santé Québec to phase out desflurane and shut down nitrous oxide lines in health facilities.

8:09
AM
Pulse

Food banks struggling as competition for expiring stock grows

Montreal food banks are getting squeezed. More people are competing for soon-to-expire food donations, and the supply isn't keeping up. It's a sign of how tight things are for...

7:09
AM
Pulse

Cost of living crushing Montreal renters right now

A renter making $20/hour just posted on Reddit about the math: $1,800 rent, taxes, and suddenly there's almost nothing left. Groceries are stressful. A car is impossible....