Newscoverage

Newsbrief (21.9.2026)

By Murray Sherriffs

Montreal city council will debate a bylaw this week that will penalize people who denigrate police and other municipal employees: fines between $300-$1,000 for a first offence and up to $2,000 for repeat offenders.

=

The world’s best cyclists are in Montreal, taking part in the UCI Road World Championships with the near-thousand athletes from 100 countries seeking 13 world titles, in competitions that will run until September 27.

=

Montreal police have arrested a suspect in the stabbing of a man at the corner of Ste. Catherine and de Lorimier.

=

Police say that the young driver who intentionally drove into a group of people, injuring six, at the St. Tite Western Festival, Saturday morning, was not a terrorist, just a man angry following an altercation with a group of people.

=

Montreal police officers using a fire extinguisher have extinguished an arson fire at a restaurant on Verdun Street near Second Avenue in Verdun.

=

Two people arrested by Montreal police on the Jacques Cartier Bridge are being questioned about what they were up to.

=

Sun + cloud / 15º today

Sun / 17º tomorrow

Exit mobile version