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Wednesday · Oct 7, 2026

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11:31
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Pulse

Reddit poll: how much do you tip on food delivery orders?

Someone posted asking whether Montrealers tip nothing, a couple bucks, or a percentage on apps like DoorDash and UberEats. Thread exploding with takes on the whole tipping spiral.

10:31
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Pulse

New to Montreal? Here's where to find slam poetry and open mics

Someone's looking for poetry venues and open-mic jams around the city. Writes in English, reads French okay, wants to meet the poetry community. Introverts unite.

9:31
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News Brief

Marathon Beneva shuts down Montreal streets Friday to Sunday; 35,000 runners expected

Street closures begin Friday evening with races through Sunday; metro service increases; drivers urged to use public transit or alternate routes.

8:00
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Tonight

Lewis OfMan

Le Studio TD

8:00
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Tonight

Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats - North America '26

Théâtre Beanfield

8:00
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Tonight

Joel Vogt

Le Club DIX30

8:00
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Tonight

Claude Dubois

Théâtre Manuvie

8:00
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Claude Dubois

Theatre Manuvie

8:00
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Lewis OfMan

Bar le Ritz PDB

8:00
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Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats

Beanfield Theatre

7:56
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Pulse

Massive pile of suitcases spotted in Little Italy

someone found a huge stack of checked luggage with airport tags behind JP Grimard, the suitcase repair shop on little italy. if you lost yours at yul, worth a look.

7:30
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Tonight

Not Dead Yet! John Cleese and the Holy Grail at 50 - Second Show Added

L'Olympia

7:30
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Tonight

John Cleese

L'Olympia (Olympia Theatre)

7:20
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Montreal's iPhone transit payment still stuck in limbo

other major canadian cities already got transit payment on their phones but montréal's still waiting. meanwhile everyone else is tapping their wallet. come on, stm.

7:00
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Tonight

Teddy Swims: The UGLY Tour

Centre Bell

7:00
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Metric with Broken Social Scene

Place Bell

7:00
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Tonight

Newfoundland Regiment at Blainville-Boisbriand Armada

Centre d'Excellence Sports Rousseau

6:44
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News Brief

Laval mayor undergoes successful 13-hour brain surgery, recovery expected to take two months

Stéphane Boyer announced Wednesday that surgeons successfully removed a golf ball-size tumour. Vice-chair Ray Khalil is temporarily taking over his duties.

6:08
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Pulse

Pro-Palestine protests happening downtown right now

dozens of students are protesting in westmount and ville-marie as of october 7. lots of spvm there. if you're near the area, expect delays.

6:00
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Tonight

Salon des Directeurs CIBC - Teddy Swims

Centre Bell

6:00
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Tonight

Lenny Pearce

MTELUS

5:32
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News Brief

Quebec coroner consolidates investigation into five physician suicides since start of 2026

Chief coroner assigns case to Géhane Kamel, who will examine circumstances and identify potential common factors across deaths in Val-d'Or, Trois-Rivières, Lévis, Contrecœur...

3:12
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Bus driver who hit kindergartner gets $1,093 fine—parents say it's a joke

A school bus driver who ran over a kindergarten student on January 29, causing lifelong injuries, received only a $1,093 fine. The kid's parents are devastated: "You can hit a...

2:52
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News Brief

Savoura president had MDMA, methamphetamine and cannabis when helicopter crashed in 2019

Toxicology results for Stéphane Roy, who died with his 14-year-old son Justin in a July crash north of Mont-Tremblant, were made public this week.

2:32
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Pulse

Sunnybrooke REM station panels dropping glass on pedestrians—quality control issue wider than expected

Glass is falling from panels at Sunnybrooke REM station in DDO, and it might not be just that one station. Imagine walking past and getting hit by falling glass—not exactly a...

2:12
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News Brief

Fire at Parc-Extension apartment building hospitalizes three men early Wednesday

More than 100 firefighters responded to a blast-like sound on Saint-Roch Street; about 30 tenants displaced.

1:52
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Marché JPA in Parc-Extension caught fire around 2 a.m.; nearby power still out

Fire started at Marché JPA around 2 a.m. and is now under control, but residents nearby are still without power. The beloved neighbourhood shop took a hit.

1:32
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News Brief

Two men hospitalized after shooting near Anjou interchange; investigation ongoing

A 37-year-old in critical condition and a 36-year-old in stable condition arrived at CHUM Monday with gunshot wounds.

1:12
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Pulse

Below drops on Netflix tomorrow—Newfoundlanders in Montreal organizing a watch party

Netflix film Below releases tomorrow and Montrealers from Newfoundland are looking for others to watch it with. Someone posted asking if anyone wants to gather for the...

12:32
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News Brief

Woman in her 50s dies in Montreal North homeless encampment fire

A pre-dawn blaze at an encampment near De Charleroi and Lacordaire leaves one dead; the mayor vows action on homelessness.

7:56
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News Brief

New PQ government opens door to closer Montreal-Quebec collaboration on housing and transit

Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada said the incoming premier's Montreal roots present an opportunity to strengthen city-provincial ties on homelessness, infrastructure, and public transit.

7:20
AM
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Pro des DVD opening a shop on the Plateau—we're bringing back physical media

The Pro des DVD is actually opening a boutique on the Plateau. Yes, DVDs. Yes, in 2026. Someone out there still believes in the format enough to lease retail space for it.

6:44
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News Brief

PQ forms Quebec government with immigration cuts expected but minority status complicates rollout

Paul St-Pierre Plamondon's Parti Québécois won 59 seats Monday but needs opposition support to pass its plan to cut permanent immigration from 45,000 to 35,000 annually.

6:08
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Pulse

Someone's boat got loose on the harbour again

Another incident on the water — someone's boat broke free, and the city and province are now fighting over who pays for cleanup. The Metro has the full story on who's pointing fingers.

5:32
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News Brief

Opposition parties position themselves as checks on PQ minority government, especially on referendum

The Liberals doubled their seat count and vow to oppose any referendum, while Conservatives and Québec solidaire say they'll scrutinize the PQ's agenda on a case-by-case basis.