Montreal Today . may. 13, 2026
Montreal sculptor Morton Rosengarten dies at 92, Station W closes in Verdun, UPAC meets Charles Milliard, polls tighten in Quebec, and key judicial updates.
Montreal sculptor Morton Rosengarten dies at 92, Station W closes in Verdun, UPAC meets Charles Milliard, polls tighten in Quebec, and key judicial updates.
A Montréal morning roundup: teacher licences revoked, TVA crisis, justice tech delays, Cadex rifles in Russia, census deadline, local roads and hockey.
Montréal en Bref: Blade Runner immersive project, local safety updates, community initiatives, weather alerts, and the state of bilingualism in Canada today.
Montréal Today: expanded Bell Centre watch party, REM operations, Décarie closure, digital health rollout concerns, public safety, and local sports momentum.
Montréal en Bref du 8 mai : déploiement du Dossier santé numérique, services animaliers centralisés, actualité québécoise, culture, écoles et séries éliminatoires.
Montréal’s morning brief: Olympic qualifiers return to the city, a major Airbus deal boosts Québec aviation, and key issues shape daily life across the province.
High‑speed rail plans, Montréal’s siren test, Poulin’s triple‑OT winner, and key debates at the National Assembly. Your morning briefing in English.
Your daily snapshot of Montréal and Quebec: politics, justice, research breakthroughs, local stories, and the key developments shaping the region today.
Montréal Today for May 4: Olympic 50th anniversary celebrations, updated transit fare details, Red Dress Day march, federal audits, AI strategy, tariff impacts, and key Quebec stories.
Transit fare hikes, flood‑related reopenings, big crowds, tight playoff hockey and a strong show of solidarity, the essential Montréal roundup for the weekend.