Citing racial profiling, Quebec court to ban random police stops

In a landmark legal ruling, Quebec’s top court has banned arbitrary traffic stops by police in response to a legal challenge brought by a Black man who said he was stopped randomly by police at least 10 times in 18 months. Experts say it could set the stage for similar challenges across Canada.
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