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Waits before child-protection case hearings nearly doubled over past five years in Quebec, data show

Between 2018 and August, 2023, the average wait for a child-protection hearing in the province grew from 59 days to 105, according to data from the Quebec Ministry of Justice, obtained by The Globe and Mail through an access to information request

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Quebec considers appeal after judge rules parts of Bill 40 violate anglophone minority education rights

The provincial law, which was adopted in 2020, replaced school boards with service centres

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Quebec illegally detained hundreds of people for days to months, documents show

At least 454 people were illegally detained in Quebec for one day or more between January, 2012, and March, 2022, records show

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Bedridden 99-year-old taken to court for failing to show up for jury duty

Bedridden 99-year-old taken to court for failing to show up for jury duty
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99-Year-Old Woman Could Face Criminal Charges After Failing To Show Up For Jury Duty, Family Says

A 99-year old Canadian woman has been threatened with criminal charges for failing to show up to jury duty earlier in January, her son-in-law says.

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