Tuesday · Sep 8, 2026
Commuters protect each other on Lionel-Groux platform
Three men on the Lionel-Groux métro platform stepped in when a man in his 40s started harassing a woman. They positioned themselves between him and other riders, blocking his...
Six lawyers at Quebec Ombudsman's Office strike over pay parity with public sector
An indefinite strike began Tuesday as the union argues the Quebec government is blocking equal compensation for Ombudsman's Office lawyers compared to public service attorneys.
Plateau resident cohabiting with skunk, nervous about rabies
Someone in the Plateau's got a skunk living in their basement and honestly they're cool with it — just worried about rabies. Asking if the city's vaccine bait is available to...
Fabre metro station's main entrance closes for 18 months of construction
Blue Line commuters must use an alternate entrance at Jean-Talon and Fabre starting Tuesday while the STM rebuilds the structural slab and fixed staircases.
SLAYR
Beanfield Theatre
Aymeric Lompret
L'Olympia
Centre Bell - Repas Restaurant Canti - Lily Allen
Centre Bell
Jim Henson's Labyrinth In Concert
Théâtre St-Denis
slayr - Half Blood Tour
Théâtre Beanfield
JEMBAA GROOVE
La Toscadura
BLACK MARBLE
La Sala Rossa
Labyrinth - Montreal
Theatre St. Denis
JON SPENCER
Bar le Ritz PDB
Aymeric Lompret
L'Olympia (Olympia Theatre)
Former Montreal priest Brian Boucher remains in custody on child pornography charges
Brian Boucher, convicted in 2019 of sexually assaulting two boys, was arrested on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material. His next court appearance is scheduled for...
McGill slips outside world's top 50 research universities for first time in recent years
McGill ranked 53rd in the 2026 National Taiwan University Rankings, down from 50th the previous year. The decline reflects slower research output growth compared to peer...
Melanie Couture
Club Soda - Montreal
Melanie C
Club Soda
Tourist from Alberta needs blood test in Montreal — here's what to know about Quebec labs
someone visiting from Alberta got urgent news from their doctor and needs a blood test tomorrow in Quebec. they're staying in Vendôme, travelling with in-laws and toddlers, and...
Montreal and firefighters' union reach tentative contract deal after months of talks
Details of the agreement remain confidential until union members vote in coming weeks. The firefighters' contract had been expired since January 2024.
River shuttles from Old Port are a summer commute move
Navettes fluviales are running until end of September — hop on from the Old Port to Pointe-aux-Trembles or Varennes, combine with bike commute, see the port from a totally...
Quebec injects $1.5B into economy with 'buy local' decree on government contracts
Cabinet adopts decree reserving public contracts for Quebec and Canadian companies as trade tensions escalate with the U.S.
Lost frames: Renaissance thrift haul owner being sought on Reddit
Someone's trying to find you online: they bought laminated portrait frames of you at Renaissance thrift store near De Castelneau about 4 years ago and now you're redecorating...
Twenty years after Dawson College shooting, mother speaks of holding on to memories and moving forward
Louise De Sousa reflects on two decades without her daughter, killed in the September 2006 attack that claimed one life and injured 19.
Someone's asking if Tam tam runs during the cycling championships Sept. 13–22
Visitor bringing family Sept. 13–22 wants to know if Tam tam happens during that window — the big bike race starts Sept. 13 and they're wondering if street closures will affect...
People asking where the fan zone is for World Championships cycling Sept. 27 on Park Avenue
Someone heading to the World Championships peloton on Sept. 27 near Park Avenue and Camillien-Houde is asking if there's an organized fan zone, party or music setup in that...
Boston couple visiting Montreal second time confirms it's their favorite North American city
Two visitors from Boston came back to Montreal last week with their new Canon R6 Mk III and took photos they wanted to share with the city. They're already planning to return.
Cycling races Sept. 13–29 closing major streets; commuters and people with mobility concerns scrambling for routes
Major cycling races starting September 13 are shutting down streets across the city for two weeks, forcing commuters and anyone with reduced mobility to find detours. Plan...
