Quebec Faces Pressure From Court Cases to Public Safety Strains
Court fights, data leaks, youth protection strain, and new laws shape Quebec headlines.
Former Montreal officer sues ethics commissioner over delay in Nicholas Gibbs case
Montreal police ethics lawsuit: exofficer seeks $1.2M over delayed review
He says the yearslong wait harmed his mental health and career — see the case
Quebec anticorruption unit probes Economy Ministry data leaks
UPAC leak investigation probes Quebec Economy Ministry secrets and trust breach
See what the inquiry could mean for the Fréchette government and opposition claims
Quebec youth protection directors warn social safety net is under strain
Quebec youth protection needs stronger family supports as crisis reports rise
Prevention and community services can help families sooner and ease system strain
Quebec passes several bills before summer break
Quebec bills reshape safety, schools and elections before the Oct. 5 vote
See what passed, what changed and what the dropped proposals mean
Two Montreal men sentenced in Toronto shooting death case
Montreal men sentenced in Toronto manslaughter case after Airbnb shooting
Read the court ruling, the victim’s age, and why police still seek one suspect
Quebec pickleball championships take place this weekend
Championnat Provincial MarcelLemieux brings Quebec pickleball to Valleyfield
20 new courts and possible full outdoor play make this weekend’s tournament a mustsee