Nunavik Police Get a Pay Raise Amid Community Concerns
Inuit activists say the pay raise should match police efforts to rebuild trust with the communities.
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Montreal Police Pressured Community Leaders not to Attend Vigil for Abisay Cruz
Sources say that while police spoke of listening to community after the killing of Cruz, they took a much harsher line behind the scenes.
Le refus de l’asile à Ranjit Singh
Militant pour le mouvement indépendantiste sikh de l’État du Pendjab, au nord de l’Inde, Ranjit Singh fuit les persécutions policières pour trouver refuge au Canada en 2019. Il y a deux semaines, sa demande d’asile est rejetée et sa déportation prévue le vendredi 6 mars 2026.
The Refusal of Asylum to Ranjit Singh
An activist for the Sikh independence movement in the state of Punjab, Ranjit Singh fled police persecution to seek refuge in Canada in 2019. Two weeks ago, his asylum application was rejected, his deportation scheduled for March 6.
Faced with a ‘Time Bomb Budget,’ the STM Turns to Real Estate for Revenue
Montreal’s transit body wants more money for crumbling infrastructure, continues negotiations with maintenance workers.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent: A Man’s 12-year Battle with Revenu Québec
Quebec’s tax agency freezes retirement savings, seizes assets and “ruins lives” with investigations based on mere assumptions.
School Board Votes to Support Candidate who Smeared Rival, Acted in ‘Undignified’ Manner
Julien Feldman gets off scot-free after falsely associating his rival candidate with antisemitism and referring to her as “Ms. Gaza.”
« Je veux juste qu’on me croie »
Victime d’une agression sexuelle alors qu’elle travaillait pour le gouvernement provincial, une femme lutte avec Québec depuis cinq ans.
Hundreds of Migrant Workers Compensated After Fraudulent Recruitment Scheme
The multinational Newrest and the Montreal agency Trésor must pay $2.1 million to migrants tricked into working without authorization under the false promise of obtaining a valid work permit in Canada.
Bill 94 Put Their Teaching Degrees on Hold
Two Muslim women who wear the hijab discuss the moment they learned they could no longer complete their education degrees in Quebec.
Montreal Police Pressured Community Leaders not to Attend Vigil for Abisay Cruz
Sources say that while police spoke of listening to community after the killing of Cruz, they took a much harsher line behind the scenes.
Le refus de l’asile à Ranjit Singh
Militant pour le mouvement indépendantiste sikh de l’État du Pendjab, au nord de l’Inde, Ranjit Singh fuit les persécutions policières pour trouver refuge au Canada en 2019. Il y a deux semaines, sa demande d’asile est rejetée et sa déportation prévue le vendredi 6 mars 2026.
The Refusal of Asylum to Ranjit Singh
An activist for the Sikh independence movement in the state of Punjab, Ranjit Singh fled police persecution to seek refuge in Canada in 2019. Two weeks ago, his asylum application was rejected, his deportation scheduled for March 6.
Faced with a ‘Time Bomb Budget,’ the STM Turns to Real Estate for Revenue
Montreal’s transit body wants more money for crumbling infrastructure, continues negotiations with maintenance workers.
Guilty Until Proven Innocent: A Man’s 12-year Battle with Revenu Québec
Quebec’s tax agency freezes retirement savings, seizes assets and “ruins lives” with investigations based on mere assumptions.
School Board Votes to Support Candidate who Smeared Rival, Acted in ‘Undignified’ Manner
Julien Feldman gets off scot-free after falsely associating his rival candidate with antisemitism and referring to her as “Ms. Gaza.”
« Je veux juste qu’on me croie »
Victime d’une agression sexuelle alors qu’elle travaillait pour le gouvernement provincial, une femme lutte avec Québec depuis cinq ans.
Hundreds of Migrant Workers Compensated After Fraudulent Recruitment Scheme
The multinational Newrest and the Montreal agency Trésor must pay $2.1 million to migrants tricked into working without authorization under the false promise of obtaining a valid work permit in Canada.
Bill 94 Put Their Teaching Degrees on Hold
Two Muslim women who wear the hijab discuss the moment they learned they could no longer complete their education degrees in Quebec.