Quebec News Roundup: Crashes, Charges, and Festival Updates

A quick look at Quebec's latest headlines, from crashes to festival rules and major local news.

Motorcyclist dies in collision in Montérégie, Quebec Quebec motorcycle crash on Route 340 leaves one rider dead and another hurt. Police say the westbound convoy collision closed the road as investigators probe. Bus crash near Gaspé sends 23 to hospital Route 198 bus crash near Murdochville sends 24 to hospital in Quebec Get the latest on injuries, road conditions, and the ongoing police probe. Cat with rabies leads to emergency treatment for 3 people near Montreal Montreal rabies exposure prompts emergency preventive treatment after stray cat case Get symptoms, prevention steps, and why Quebec health officials urge fast action Quebec delays updated flood zone maps as municipalities press for release Quebec flood zone maps delay leaves residents facing unclear risk across the province See why mayors are pressing for the updated maps and what it means for communities Three charged after meth lab dismantled in Bromont Quebec meth lab bust uncovers 4 million tablets and 5.8 kg of meth RCMP seized chemicals, equipment and charged three suspects in Bromont Santé Québec sued over alleged software copy Quebec City software lawsuit alleges Santé Québec copied patient booking platform Petal seeks up to $175M and an injunction—see what the court filing says Osheaga's 2026 lineup highlights festival's broad appeal Osheaga returns to Montreal with 90+ artists across three days at Parc JeanDrapeau. Discover the lineup and why this summer festival remains a major live music draw. Osheaga introduces stricter bag rules for festivalgoers Osheaga bag policy: transparent bags are now required for larger backpacks Get the latest entry rules, allowed items and weekend lineup details Quebecer launches social media app aimed at reducing screen time Lyvio offers a healthier social media feed built to cut scrolling and boost connection See how this adfree, chronological app helps users spend less time online