🎨 Community & Culture
- NDG celebrates 150 years with a series of events from its historical society. The neighbourhood marked its sesquicentennial with programming organized by the NDG Historical Society, including heritage tours and archival projects listed in the society's announcement; the celebrations are meant to run through the anniversary year.
🏈 Sports
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Montreal Canadiens beat Chicago 4-1 as Nick Suzuki's 546-game streak ends with a finger injury. The Canadiens won in Chicago while captain Nick Suzuki is expected to miss two to four weeks after blocking a shot, and Jake Evans recorded a three-point night, including his first goal of the season.
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CF Montreal says it is beefing up security after post-game violence and vandalism. The club announced increased security measures following incidents of post-match violence and vandalism at a recent game, with the statement noting the decision came after those disturbances.
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Boychuk scored late to lift the Montreal Roses to the NSL Supporters' Shield. The Roses secured the Supporters' Shield with Boychuk's late goal in a win over Rapid, according to match coverage of the decisive fixture.
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Quebec skateboarder set a 151 km/h world-record run on a Quebec road. The skateboarder reached 151 km/h on the measured descent, breaking the previous recorded top speed, per the event report.
🚨 Crime & Public Safety
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Convicted killer Jeffrey Ewert, who had been attending McGill law school, is back in custody after his conditional release was suspended. Correctional Service of Canada issued a warrant and suspended Ewert's conditional release; Ewert, now in his 60s, was convicted in the 1980s of second-degree murder and attempted murder in B.C., served about 40 years, and was granted day parole in 2025.
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A Quebec woman who beat a 4-year-old boy to death testified in a bid for early parole. The woman provided testimony as part of a parole hearing where her case for early release was under consideration, according to court reporting on the proceeding.
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Hampstead mayor pleaded guilty and faces a $30,000 fine over anti-Palestine social-media posts. The mayor entered a guilty plea and the court set a fine of $30,000, per reporting on the municipal case.
🏛️ Government & Politics
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A group filed a Competition Bureau complaint over Israeli real estate events in Toronto and Montreal. The complaint targets promotional real-estate events tied to Israeli developers in both Toronto and Montreal, according to the filing reported by the outlet.
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Eighty-two days after a washout, no repairs have started on the road that divides a small Quebec town. Local officials report that 82 days have passed without repair work beginning on the washed-out roadway that still divides the town, per the local coverage.
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NDG Historical Society published its 150th-anniversary program of tours and archives, marking the neighbourhood's sesquicentennial. (folded from Community & Culture) The society's announced events include heritage tours and archival initiatives tied to the 150th celebration.
