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Montreal drivers are in for a rough stretch on the road this week.

The Samuel-De Champlain Bridge is closing completely in the southbound direction, toward Brossard, for the entire weekend. On top of that, the Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable is shutting down sections of Highway 30 near Vaudreuil-Dorion for three straight nights.

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Quebec has long been nicknamed "la belle province," but based on a new ranking from Maclean's, it might be time to start calling it "la cool province" too.

The magazine recently tapped its pool of writers to name the coolest neighbourhoods across the country, and the resulting list reads like a cross-Canada bucket list for anyone skipping a trip south this summer.

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A La Belle Province location in Montreal's LaSalle borough has been hit with $8,000 in fines from Quebec's Ministère de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation du Québec (MAPAQ), and the timing between the two penalties suggests whatever went wrong the first time hadn't been fixed by the second.

The location is La Belle Province Nouveau, at 1663 Avenue Dollard, operating under the numbered company Zahaan Aviation Corporation.

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Everyone's got a grocery store they default to, whether it's the one closest to home, the one with the better prices, or the one where the produce doesn't go bad after 24 hours in the fridge.

As it turns out, those little loyalties add up, and BrandSpark's 2026 Most Trusted Awards give us a pretty good indication of where local folks spend their money every week.

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Quebec's provincial election is still seven weeks away, but Parti Québécois leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon just answered a question that's been trailing him for months.

In a statement posted to social media Tuesday morning, he confirmed that a PQ government would still hold a referendum on independence within its first mandate, but not while Donald Trump remains in office.

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The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has a wide range of positions open across the country right now, and a handful of them are hiring specifically in Montreal.

The roles span everything from administrative work to full intelligence gathering, and the pay on some of these is well into six figures.

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With summer travel season still in full swing, Montreal-Trudeau International Airport can be a lot to deal with, whether you're the one catching a flight or the one stuck circling the arrivals loop trying to pick someone up.

Between ongoing construction, packed parking lots, and traffic that backs up fast along the access roads, ADM Aéroports de Montréal put out a set of travel tips back in June meant to cut down on some of that chaos, and most of it is still worth knowing as the season winds down.

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Another day, another viral Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry moment.

The celebrity couple, who have made a habit of turning ordinary outings into headlines over the past year, were caught dancing through the aisles of a Home Hardware store on Saint-Laurent Boulevard in Montreal this past weekend, and the video has since made its way around the internet.

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Government jobs in Canada often pay well and come with great benefits. The catch is usually that the postings worth applying to are either in Ottawa or gone by the time you hear about them.

With that said, a new one just popped up in Montreal, and it pays up to $106,736.

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August is shaping up to be a genuinely good month for anyone who likes getting lost in the clouds. Quebec will get not one but two eclipses within a few weeks of each other, and they couldn't look more different from one another.

The first one takes place on August 12 in the early afternoon, when a partial solar eclipse passes over the province. The moon slides between the sun and the Earth, blocking out part of the sun's disc depending on where you're standing. In Quebec, that blockage tops out at around 25%. That's nowhere near the total darkness Montrealers got a taste of back on April 8, 2024, but still a nice excuse to dig those eclipse glasses back out.

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A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class-action lawsuit by Jewish students at McGill who allege the university failed to combat antisemitism on campus.

The lawsuit alleges that Jewish students were the victims of antisemitic and anti-Zionist activities, speeches, harassment and even assault during a series of protests that began after October 7, 2023, "in relation to the international conflict between Israel and Palestine."

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From the Botanical Garden to Mount Royal, Montreal has no shortage of green space. But winter, easily Quebec's longest season, has a way of draining all that colour out of the city for months at a stretch.

Unless, it turns out, you live at Tropiques Nord.

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