Monday · Sep 28, 2026
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Someone has 1,600 sports jerseys for Madagascar kids and needs help getting them there
A Montreal volunteer has roughly 1,600 used but excellent-condition sports jerseys—soccer, basketball, handball, volleyball, sizes 8 to XXL—donated by teams in Sherbrooke and...
REM ridership jumps 60% this summer, crushing doubts raised by developer-funded report
REM ridership jumped more than 60% over the summer and is now well beyond its targets. Since August 24, the light rail system has averaged 130,000 weekday passengers a day,...
Québec Solidaire housing plan targets rentals, promises 50,000 social units
The left-wing party unveiled commitments to crack down on renovictions and illegal Airbnbs while capping annual rent increases at the inflation rate.
MARO: SO MUCH HAS CHANGED
Théâtre Beanfield
Maro
Beanfield Theatre
ALI
Bar le Ritz PDB
Blue line construction cracking under pressure, unions say
The blue line tunnel project isn't holding up. Two fractures in three days and unions are sounding the alarm that the worksite "is not going well" — another headache for the...
Cortex
L'Olympia (Olympia Theatre)
JAZZ IS DEAD Featuring Cortex
L'Olympia
MARIE-CHANTAL TOUPIN - Je continuerai
CABARET DU CASINO DE MONTREAL
Alouettes learning French before every match
The Montreal Alouettes are in French class. The whole team gets 20- to 30-minute workshops every week the day before games — part of the playbook now.
$8.7M settlement reached with EMSB over alleged abuse by former principal Phillip Baugniet
Between $3.4M and $8.7M will compensate victims abused by Baugniet, who held positions in the school board from 1966 to 1991. A Superior Court hearing is set for October 28.
Local couple launches free grocery discount finder, no signup required
A Montréal couple just dropped a free site to find grocery deals — no accounts, no BS, just where the sales are. Montreal food prices just got a little easier to navigate.
Montréal's Quebec election turnout lags as 900,000 vote early across the province
Nearly 14% of voters cast ballots in advance polling through Sunday, but anglophone-heavy ridings on the West Island showed particular engagement with concerns over language rights.
Motor vehicle thefts ticking up but still way below historical peaks
Auto thefts in Montreal have climbed in recent years but remain well below where they were in the late 1990s and early 2000s. A Reddit user posted the historical trend since 1998.
Hockey Night in Canada returns with PWHL games starting Dec. 5
CBC has partnered with the Professional Women's Hockey League to revive the iconic Saturday-night broadcast, offering free coverage across Canada.
Plaza St-Hubert building abandoned mid-construction for nearly a decade
A building at the corner of rue St-Hubert and rue St-Zotique has sat half-finished since 2018. The construction site was abandoned about four to five years ago and locals...
Leylah Fernandez wins Singapore Tennis Open for sixth WTA title
The Laval player defeated Australia's Talia Gibson 7-5, 6-0 on Sunday, claiming her second WTA 500 title.
CAQ support craters in latest polling; PQ enters majority territory
A new Synopsis-La Presse poll shows the CAQ collapsing while the PQ gains ground into majority range. The numbers are shifting sharply as the Quebec election campaign heats up.
Pizza Mory bounces back one week after arson in Verdun
Farah Jamaleddine reopened Pizza Mory just one week after two people broke in and set it ablaze on September 20. The 33-year-old took over the Verdun institution in August...
Éditions du Boréal steps back from defending Thélyson Orélien amid AI and plagiarism questions
Publisher shifts from unwavering support to cautious neutrality as allegations mount over novelist's manuscript and earlier published work.
