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.
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.
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.
Montréal Today: Quebec’s new cost‑of‑living measures, summer pedestrian streets, traffic alerts, heart‑health warnings during Habs playoffs, and Mount Royal at 150.
Montreal buzzes through Grand Prix weekend and Canadiens playoff fever, with key updates on safety, research, justice and a busy downtown core.