Montreal Today – Oct. 4, 2026
Two days before the provincial vote, leaders make their final rounds while students denounce a system that doesn’t represent them. We also remember a former Canadien.
Two days before the provincial vote, leaders make their final rounds while students denounce a system that doesn’t represent them. We also remember a former Canadien.
With two days to go before the provincial vote, party leaders make their final rounds. We also look at the City professionals’ strike, a murder arrest and new ride-hailing options.
With one week to the vote, the PQ leads in polls and could form a majority government. The CAQ slips to fourth, while Montreal opens a new pool and a young hockey fan meets his idol.
Montreal QC — As the provincial election approaches, language rules are surfacing inside voting stations while a new environmental regulation raises concerns in the traditional taxi industry. A dramatic rescue in Rosemont–La Petite‑Patrie, major emergency‑services planning around the World Cycling Championships, new details on Marineland belugas relocated to Chicago, and the start of advance voting round out today’s Montreal weekend edition.
Montréal’s municipal professionals hold a one‑day strike, foreign investment rises in Greater Montréal, and key social and political issues shape the day’s news.
Canada and the United States will face off for the Olympic gold medal in men’s hockey on Sunday morning at 8:10, the first final between these two nations since 2010, but Canadian captain Sidney Crosby will not play due to a lower-body injury sustained in the quarter-final match, just like defenceman Josh Morrissey who remains injured since the opening game.
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