Montreal Today . Oct. 14, 2026
Montreal’s metro turns 60 with a day of celebrations, the city boosts security in the network, and local researchers join an Alzheimer’s trial.
Montreal’s metro turns 60 with a day of celebrations, the city boosts security in the network, and local researchers join an Alzheimer’s trial.
Jean-Luc Mongrain dies at 75, leaving a legacy of indignation and closeness. Heavy rain hits Montreal, measles reported at the airport, and the Alouettes dominate.
A Montreal couple ran the marathon together to raise awareness about ALS, while a computer bug wrongly closed 746 immigration files in Quebec.
After ten years of work, Notre-Dame Basilica in Montréal will unveil its façade on October 25. The bulletin also covers police reinforcement against sexual exploitation, a Montrealer’s trip for surgery, and the Canadiens’ win.
The Montreal Marathon disrupts travel this weekend with major closures, while the PQ prepares to govern and local news touches on safety and solidarity.
The Montreal Marathon and a full South Shore closure of the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine tunnel will disrupt travel across the city this long weekend.
Montreal marks the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks with rallies at McGill and a Jewish community gathering. The chief coroner hands the doctor suicide inquiry to Géhane Kamel.
After the Parti Québécois victory, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon promises quick action. The city looks ahead, with a Parc-Extension fire, record hockey tickets, and new priorities.
The Parti Québécois, led by Paul St-Pierre Plamondon, won Monday’s provincial election with 59 seats, forming a minority government. The CAQ lost all its seats.
Quebecers head to the polls for the provincial election. A look at the leaders’ final appeals and what you need to know to vote.