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Daily Montreal Set 20 - Set 20, 2026

Nawawalang 13-anyos, Laban sa Batas sa Insulto sa Pulis at POP Montreal 25 — Montreal Sunday

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🚑 Nagbabalita & Mga Insidente

  1. Naghahanap ang Quebec police ng tulong para matagpuan ang nawawalang 13-anyos na babae mula sa Châteauguay. Naglabas ng alerto ang Quebec provincial police para sa isang 13-anyos na iniulat na nawawala mula sa Châteauguay; hinihiling ng mga imbestigador sa publiko na magbigay ng mga tip at ulat ng nakita upang makatulong sa paghahanap.
  2. Isang pedestrian na tinamaan ng sasakyan sa Saint-Marc-des-Carrières ang namatay sa ospital. Dinala ng mga lokal na emergency responder ang pedestrian mula sa aksidente sa Saint-Marc-des-Carrières sa ospital, kung saan kinumpirma ng mga opisyal ang pagkamatay ng tao.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Tatalakayin ng Montreal city council ang panukalang ordinansa na magbabawal ng mga insulto laban sa mga pulis. Nilagay ng city council ang kontrobersyal na panukala sa agenda para isaalang-alang ang pagbabawal sa mga pag-insulto na nakatuon sa mga police officers; boboto ang mga councillor kung ipapasa ang hakbang.
  2. Humihiling ang mga mayor ng South Shore ng mas mahusay na lokal na transit at mas malakas na boses sa regional system. Pampublikong nanawagan ang isang koalisyon ng mga mayor sa South Shore para pagbutihin ang lokal na serbisyo sa transit at humiling ng mas mataas na representasyon sa prosesong pangdesisyon ng regional transit.
  3. Pinarating ng mga lider ng partidong Quebec ang usapin ng fracking sa ika-24 na araw ng kampanya ng eleksyon sa lalawigan. Tinukoy ng mga lider sa kampanyang pang-eleksyon ng Quebec ang fracking bilang isang isyu sa ika-24 na araw, idinagdag ang debate sa enerhiya sa takbo ng lalawigan.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Nagrally ang mga aktibista sa Montreal para humiling ng konkretong hakbang na wakasan ang karahasan laban sa kababaihan. Nagdaos ng pampublikong demonstrasyon sa Montreal kung saan nagmartsa ang mga aktibista upang manawagan ng mga konkretong hakbang para wakasan ang karahasan laban sa kababaihan.
  2. Ipinagdiriwang ng POP Montreal ang ika-25 anibersaryo at sinusuri ang impluwensiya nito sa Canadian indie music. Ipinagdiwang ng festival ang ika-25 edisyon at sinuri kung paano hinubog ng POP Montreal ang eksenang indie sa Canada sa loob ng isang kwarter-siglo.
  3. Mag-ina-magna na sina Lisa Perley-Dutcher at Jeremy Dutcher sa pagpapanumbalik ng kanilang wika. Nagtutulungan sina Lisa Perley-Dutcher at ang musikero na si Jeremy Dutcher sa mga pagsisikap na buhayin muli ang kanilang Indigenous na wika.
  4. Ayon sa isang Quebec line dancing school, tumataas ang bilang ng mga nag-eenrol. Iniulat ng isang lokal na line dancing school sa Quebec ang pagtaas ng enrolment at inilalarawan ang line dancing bilang lumalagong pampalipas-oras sa rehiyon.

📰 Also Today

  • Nanalo si Marlen Reusser ng women's elite individual time trial title sa road cycling world championships.
  • Ipinagdiriwang ng Rouyn-Noranda ang 100 taon habang hinaharap ang kasaysayan nito na konektado sa Horne smelter.

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