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🔴 Think you’re a victim?
If you believe you were racially profiled during a traffic stop after May 23, 2019, you may be part of this class action.
📩 Email the legal team directly:
[email protected]
[email protected]
Please include:
Your full name
Date and location of the incident
Brief description of what happened
⚠️ Important: You are automatically included in the class action unless you choose to opt out before the deadline (details will be provided in the official notice).
You can also contact The Red Coalition for support.
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🔴 Vous pensez être une victime?
Si vous croyez avoir été victime de profilage racial lors d’une interception routière après le 23 mai 2019, vous pourriez faire partie de ce recours collectif.
📩 Contactez directement l’équipe juridique :
[email protected]
[email protected]
Veuillez inclure :
Votre nom complet
La date et le lieu de l’incident
Une brève description des faits
⚠️ Important : Vous êtes automatiquement inclus dans le recours collectif sauf si vous choisissez de vous retirer avant la date limite (les détails seront fournis dans l’avis officiel).
Vous pouvez également contacter la Coalition Rouge Inc. pour obtenir du soutien.

***BREAKING NEWS***
A Quebec woman who was accused of throwing scalding water on a young child was sentenced to 27 months in prison at the Longueuil, Que., courthouse on Wednesday.

McRae reports being stopped an average of three to five times per month, with prior complaints filed over the last eight years.

He says he no longer feels safe driving in Montreal.

“Every time I get behind the wheel, I face the risk of being stopped just for being who I am,” said McRae.

***BREAKING NEWS***

"The Red Coalition, an anti-racism lobbying organization that assisted Spring's family in the weeks following the death, said in a news release Friday that the man's fate was a result of "systemic negligence, poor oversight, and a lack of humanity within a system that too often views Black lives as disposable."