Montreal Daily – Sep. 23, 2026
Tonight’s leaders’ debate promises to be decisive with less than two weeks to the vote, while Montreal tackles safety, urban planning, and culture.
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Montreal Today . Sep. 22, 2026
Montreal’s blue-collar strike is avoided with a tentative deal, the election campaign enters its final stretch, and Nooran Rezayi’s family still seeks answers a year after her death.
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Montreal Today . September 21, 2026
Remco Evenepoel becomes the first cyclist to win four consecutive world time trial titles at the Montreal world championships.
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Montreal Today . Sep. 20, 2026
Montreal’s blue-collar and white-collar workers mobilize as negotiations enter a decisive phase, with a possible labour dispute as early as September 22.
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Montreal Today . Sep. 19, 2026
Your morning briefing: a toddler found in an encampment shakes the election campaign, Montreal gears up for world cycling, and POP Montreal celebrates 25 years.
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Montreal Today . Sep. 18, 2026
A baby taken into care near the Notre-Dame encampment has pushed homelessness to the forefront of the Quebec election campaign. The SPVM bans a controversial restraint technique, a north-end building is hit by a third suspicious fire, and Montreal debates AI, doctor shortages and rising gas prices.
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Montreal Today . sep. 16, 2026
Christine Fréchette went on the offensive in the second leaders’ debate, targeting the PQ’s referendum plans, as Montreal hosts Canada’s largest AI summit.
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Montreal Today . Aug. 2, 2026
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.
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Montreal Today . july. 25, 2026
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.
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Montreal Today . jul. 3, 2026
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.