Thursday · Jun 11, 2026
Ex-Montreal cop sues ethics commissioner over 5-year case delay
Philippe Bertrand seeks $1.1M in damages, alleging the commissioner's slow ruling in the Nicholas Gibbs shooting cost him his career.
Youth Protection Services plead for stronger social safety net
Quebec's annual DPJ report warns that families face mounting pressures; mental health crises among young people are rising.
Viral dot cake trend swamps Longueuil bakery—100 sold daily
Géraldine gâteau et café hired a full-time employee just to keep up with TikTok demand for the ASMR-friendly confection.
Water conservation order expands to 23 Montreal-area boroughs
Lachine added to emergency reduction list as the city continues repairs on its water distribution system.
Cinelli Bros show trending on Netflix Montreal
so the Cinelli Bros show on Netflix is actually hitting different—people in the sub are saying it's one of the better reality docs we've gotten in a while.
Teen critically injured after fence post impalement in Laval crash
A 17-year-old passenger was impaled during a high-speed collision in Sainte-Rose early Thursday; three other occupants escaped serious injury.
PINK FLOYD : DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
Le Dome
Jules - Always EP Launch
Bar le Ritz PDB
Quebec adopts Gabie Renaud Law to prevent femicides
New legislation allows people to request police information about a partner's history of violence, inspired by Clare's Law.
Tournée Des Finissant.e.s 2026
Le Club DIX30
Anne Roumanoff
L'Olympia (Olympia Theatre)
Charles Brunet
Theatre Manuvie
Anne Roumanoff
L'Olympia
Bye Parula
La Sala Rossa
Charles Brunet
Théâtre Manuvie
OrelSan
Centre Bell
Kashmir - The Spirit of Led Zeppelin Live
Cabaret du Casino de Montreal
Cirque du Soleil: Echo - Montreal
Under the Big Top - Old Port, Montreal
Moulin Rouge! The Musical - Montreal
Place des Arts
PINK FLOYD : DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
Le Dome
World of Soul - Only The Righteous - Soul Jazz & Rnb
Le Balcon X Terrasse
New airport bus connects Trudeau to REM starting June 17
Route 815 will run between Montreal-Trudeau and Des Sources REM station through October, taking 15-20 minutes. Service financed by Aéroports de Montréal.
What's 'IN MIGRON' all over the Plateau?
Mystery stickers saying 'IN MIGRON' are popping up everywhere on the Plateau. Someone asked Reddit what they mean—nobody knows. Urban mystery of the week.
PINK FLOYD : DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
Le Dome
CAQ abandons Quebec constitution bill
Facing opposition from Quebec Liberals and Québec Solidaire, Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette withdrew the sweeping bill Thursday as the legislative session winds down.
Documentary follows Longueuil mayor's life as new parent
Two-part miniseries on ICI Tou.tv this fall will document Catherine Fournier's transition to motherhood while managing municipal leadership in Longueuil.
STM fares going up July 1—here's how to choose
ARTM's raising transit prices July 1. Someone on Reddit broke down whether to buy single passes or a monthly pass depending on your commute. The weekend pass might be your move...
Healthcare spending up, but services declining—CSBE report
Commissioner warns Quebec health system's 'long-term viability remains fragile.' Public spending outpaced GDP growth 2015-2023 while service volumes dropped.
Language watchdog targets Saint-Henri brunch spot
Arthurs Nosh Bar received a complaint from the OQLF over the word 'nosh'—a Yiddish term, not English. Owner Raegan Steinberg called the move 'ridiculous.'
Contractor blocking review removal as condition for bike damage payout
A balcony contractor who damaged someone's bike with a crane is demanding they remove their Google review before paying out compensation. They're also making the person sign a...
Quebec bans energy drinks for under-16s
Bill 9 passed 103-1 Thursday, making Quebec the first Canadian jurisdiction to regulate energy drinks. Sales banned, retailers face fines up to $62,500.
Montreal vigil honours 11 femicide victims this year
Dozens gathered near Charlevoix metro Thursday. Organizers called for increased funding for housing, shelters, and education programs to prevent gender-based violence.
6 Montreal rotisseries worth a detour
Readers voted on the best rotisserie chicken in the city. Here's where to find crispy skin and juicy meat—five standouts from Cult MTL's 2026 Best of MTL poll.
Metro floors at Joliette station mysteriously turn oily
Station Joliette's floors get slick and oily about once a month for a few days, then vanish overnight. Anyone else noticed this or know what it is?
STM blue line back up after equipment failure; REM delays continue
Morning commute disruptions resolved on the metro, but light rail service remains slow between Deux-Montagnes and Brossard.
Airport bus vs. taxi: which gets you to YUL faster?
People are debating whether the 747 bus or a taxi to P4 dropoff is quicker during morning rush. Traffic's brutal either way right now.
Woman hospitalized after hit-and-run near René-Lévesque and Saint-Laurent
Police are investigating a collision that left a 35-year-old pedestrian unconscious; the driver fled the scene.
Montreal indie game hits 900K sales in two weeks
Paralives, the Sims-style life sim made by a Montreal indie studio, sold 900,000 copies in its first 15 days. Local devs absolutely crushing it.
Quebec scales back EV sales target to 80% by 2035
The province is giving automakers more breathing room, citing supply chain disruptions and trade challenges affecting the industry.
Café's World Cup watch parties threatened by roadwork
A beloved Montreal café is asking the city to delay roadwork that would kill their World Cup watch-party setup. Community pushing back — the outdoor screens and seating are a...
OQLF targets Arthurs brunch spot over Yiddish word
The OQLF is going after popular St-Henri brunch spot Arthurs over the word "nosh" on the menu. Yiddish loanword, francophone debate happening right now on Reddit.
Ketchup Doritos are back in Montreal
Ketchup Doritos are back in Montreal stores after being gone for years. Reddit users have been hunting for them for months — now the comeback is real.
Time Canada launches this fall with Toronto team
The 103-year-old magazine brand is expanding north with a licensed Canadian edition featuring original reporting and quarterly digital covers.