Montreal police say three people were stabbed on Sunday afternoon in the Côte-des-Neige neighbourhood of the city, and a suspect is in custody.
Police were called to Goyer Street where they found two women and a man injured at about 3 p.m..
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Police say the injuries may have been caused by a sharp object.
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The three were taken to the hospital, but police were not able to provide further details on their conditions.
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A suspect was arrested and also taken to the hospital for treatment of injuries.
Montreal police spokeswoman Veronique Comtois says the circumstances surrounding the event are being investigated.
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