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Update: REM service returns after another truck hit a viaduct

James Mennie, Montreal Gazette / montrealgazette - A similar incident at the same viaduct at Marcel-Laurin Blvd. disrupted REM service last November.

#quebec #montreal #publicsafety #emergencyresponse #infrastructure #workplacesafety

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14 days / windsorstar / Doug Schmidt

Update: REM service returns after another truck hit a viaduct

14 days / montrealgazette / James Mennie, Montreal Gazette

REM partly closed on Deux-Montagnes line due to collision

14 days / citynews / News Staff

Back to Top / Friday, February 20, 2026, 4:22 pm / permalink 19485 / 3 stories in 14 days


‘Centralized monitoring’, ‘tolerance zones’: Montreal, Longueuil release new protocols for homeless encampments

Manoj Subramaniam / citynews - Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada and Longueuil Mayor Catherine Fournier announced new protocols for intervention homeless encampments including centralized monitoring, tolerance zones, perimeters and restrictions on belongings. At a press conference…

#canada #humanrights #quebec #montreal #publichealth #publicsafety #government

Montreal promises new approach to homeless with encampment ‘tolerance zones’

14 days / globalnews / Globalnews Digital

Montreal promises new approach to homeless with encampment 'tolerance zones'

14 days / sootoday

Montreal creates tolerance zones, won't dismantle homeless encampments

14 days / sootoday

Montreal, Longueuil adopt more tolerant protocols for homeless encampments

14 days / montrealgazette / Jesse Feith, Montreal Gazette

‘Centralized monitoring’, ‘tolerance zones’: Montreal, Longueuil release new protocols for homeless encampments

14 days / citynews / Manoj Subramaniam

Back to Top / Friday, February 20, 2026, 4:22 pm / permalink 19483 / 5 stories in 14 days


Calgary to return to Stage 4 water restrictions for up to four weeks, starting March 9

Scott Strasser / calgaryherald - Nine sections of the Bearspaw South feeder main will be reinforced, requiring the twice-ruptured pipe to be shut down for much of March.

#canada #alberta #calgary #publicsafety #emergencyresponse #infrastructure #government

Calgary to return to Stage 4 water restrictions for up to four weeks, starting March 9

14 days / calgaryherald / Scott Strasser

Calgary water restrictions for feeder main repairs to return in March

14 days / globalnews / Ken MacGillivray

Water restrictions resume in Calgary and area on March 9 as feeder main repairs continue

14 days / westernstandard / Myke Thomas

Back to Top / Friday, February 20, 2026, 4:22 pm / permalink 19482 / 3 stories in 14 days


Ontario man accused in Ryan Wedding case denied bail

Aaron D’Andrea / globalnews - An Ontario man accused of laundering millions of dollars in assets for an international drug smuggling ring allegedly led by former Olympian Ryan Wedding has been denied bail.

#canada #crime #security #sports #ontario #publicsafety #legalaffairs #finance

Judge denies bail for Calgary man facing extradition to U.S. in Ryan Wedding case

14 days / globalnews / Globalnews Digital

Calgarian linked to alleged Ryan Wedding drug cartel denied bail pending extradition hearing

14 days / calgaryherald / Kevin Martin

Ontario man accused of laundering millions in Ryan Wedding case denied bail

14 days / theglobeandmail

Accused Ryan Wedding money launderer denied bail: ‘Has not been candid with the court’

14 days / torontosun / Michele Mandel

Ontario man accused in Ryan Wedding case denied bail

14 days / globalnews / Aaron D’Andrea

Ontario man accused in Ryan Wedding case denied bail

14 days / sootoday

Back to Top / Friday, February 20, 2026, 12:22 pm / permalink 19475 / 6 stories in 14 days


Feds warn First Nations people to carry their passports when crossing US border

Catherine Morrison / nationalobserver - The federal government has updated its travel advice for the United States, urging First Nations people to carry a passport in addition to a status card when crossing the border.

#uscanadarelations #humanrights #publicsafety #traveladvisories #legalaffairs #immigration #firstnations #government

Canada warn First Nations people to carry passport when crossing U.S. border

14 days / globalnews / Globalnews Digital

First Nations people warned by Ottawa to carry a valid passport when travelling crossing Canada-U.S. border

14 days / nationalpost / Stewart Lewis

First Nations warned that status cards aren’t enough to cross U.S. border anymore

14 days / torontosun / Bryan Passifiume

Ottawa updates advice for First Nations people crossing U.S. border

14 days / theglobeandmail / Catherine Morrison

Feds warn First Nations people to carry their passports when crossing US border

14 days / nationalobserver / Catherine Morrison

Feds warn First Nations people to carry passport when crossing U.S. border

14 days / citynews / News Staff

Feds warn First Nations people to carry passport when crossing U.S. border

14 days / sootoday

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