Saturday, October 24, 2026
Saint-Eustache news today
Today in Saint-Eustache (Saturday, October 24, 2026): Raccoon rabies spreads; third infected cat found. Also: Food assistance organizations across Quebec ready to help those in need; Quebec considering cancellation of Alto high-speed rail project. Weather: Mostly clear today in Saint-Eustache with highs around 13°C and lows near -1°C; light winds up to 12 km/h.
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- Food assistance organizations across Quebec ready to help those in need.CTV News · · Around
- Quebec considering cancellation of Alto high-speed rail project.CBC · · Around
- New Riopelle pavilion opens in Quebec City as first major Canadian institution devoted to single artist.The Globe and Mail · · Around
News & local government
- Quebec judge approves $600-million class action lawsuit against Pornhub owners.Montreal Gazette · · Around
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