Montreal Today . Nov. 3, 2026
Seven SPVM officers are dismissed for misconduct, a decision called historic by Chief Fady Dagher. We look at this news that shakes trust in the police.
Seven SPVM officers are dismissed for misconduct, a decision called historic by Chief Fady Dagher. We look at this news that shakes trust in the police.
A family memorial in white shoes for an 89-year-old pedestrian killed in Saint-Léonard highlights rising pedestrian deaths in Quebec.
The BEI is investigating the death of an 18-year-old cyclist hit by a vehicle fleeing police in Ahuntsic-Cartierville. The mayor reflects on her first year, the Canadiens win again, and a campaign aims to boost women’s health research.
An 18-year-old cyclist is killed after being hit by a vehicle fleeing police in Montreal. The BEI investigates. The mayor reviews her first year, and the SPVM promises tough revelations.
An SPVM officer is reassigned after allegedly deleting evidence in a domestic violence case. The Canadiens win, and initiatives make Halloween more accessible.
Jean-Talon East merchants are sounding the alarm as Blue line construction slashes foot traffic. They’re asking for more support to survive until the project ends in 2031.
A Salvador Dalà museum will open in Old Montreal in 2027, inside a historic 1875 building. Led by historian Félix Bélanger, the project promises an immersive mix of art, theatre, and music.
Quebec orders investigations into the SPVM officer accused of urinating on homeless people, after a protest at Station 21. Also: a Westmount evening on caregivers, a raccoon on the run, and a McGill study against prostate cancer.
Two external probes target a suspended SPVM officer over alleged misconduct toward a homeless person, while the Canadiens win outdoors and Notre-Dame Basilica unveils its restored facade.
Four arrests at a protest against police misconduct, a murderer who studied at McGill back in prison, and a Canadiens win in Chicago.