Rain disrupted the start of the National Bank Open in Montréal while the city dealt with public safety investigations, neighbourhood action, travel delays and a few reminders of how unpredictable daily life can be.
Quebec has put aside several pilot projects on artificial intelligence and automation in its public services, including a chatbot planned for Quebec.ca. The trials revealed several technical limitations and no new timeline has been set.
FRAPRU says that housing affordability keeps getting worse despite a record level of rental construction. More than 2,000 households are still being helped in their search for a place to live, showing that building more isn’t enough to solve access to affordable housing.
A shooting in Montreal killed three people, including a police officer, and triggered a major operation in Côte-des-Neiges. An injured policewoman is in stable condition, and the area was placed under heavy restrictions during the intervention.
A major SPVM investigation shakes Montreal North, while a fatal fire, a tragic search in Verdun, and concerns in Mile‑Ex mark a heavy weekend. Plus: a Francos tribute to Le Dôme, unclaimed Loto‑Québec prizes, political tensions, and a boil‑water advisory on the South Shore.
Montréal Today: a stabbing in Montréal‑Nord, safety concerns, culture, sports and key regional updates shaping daily life across Greater Montréal.
Montréal Today: CHUM expands virtual addiction care to 24 Indigenous communities, severe storms, meteor reports, local culture, Quebec news and national updates.
A Montréal morning briefing on Indigenous justice, playoff‑driven spending, housing in disrepair, language rules, wildfire risks and the stories shaping the city.
Montreal Today: drop in gas prices, public safety, Villa Maria, Indigenous testimonies, culture, sports, and key news in Quebec and Canada.
Montréal en Bref: home‑care workers win their case, La Victoire plans a downtown parade, the Canadiens fall in overtime, and Quebec faces new policy debates.