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The lawsuit alleges the students at Westwood Junior High School found out in February that the teacher was selling their artwork online without their consent.

The parents of two Montreal-area junior high school students claim their children's teacher allegedly listed their artwork for sale without their consent.

Three women aged 18 and under say a man verbally assaulted them with racial slurs and then attacked their car with an axe while they were sitting in a driveway.

A South Shore man claims he was the victim of racial profiling at the hands of the Longueuil police department, which has faced accusations of racial profiling before.

Video of the incident shows part of the exchange between the man and local Quebec police, who fined him over $1,100 for obstructing an officer, possession of contraband and more.

The City of Longueuil argued for a postponement of its hearing in front of the Quebec Human Rights Tribunal related to contempt of court charges it could face

A puppet featured in the play, which is a caricature of the artist, has caused a lot of controversy among Black community members.

Columbus Avenue, a small avenue measuring less than 140 metres long that is located off Hymus Boulevard, is raising some controversy in the West Island city.

A Black student and her mother claim she has endured racist incidents at her private school for years and the school has ignored the complaints.

Nicous D'Andre Spring, 21, was illegally detained at Bordeaux jail on Dec. 24 when guards fitted his head with a spit hood and pepper-sprayed him twice. He died later in hospital.

Nicous D'Andre Spring, 21, died after being fitted with a spit hood and pepper-sprayed twice by jail guards the day after he should have been released from detention.

The Quebec government plans to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars to train police officers how to avoid racial and social profiling

The driver was a black man with a "Quebecois name." That's one of the reasons a Longueuil police officer gave for pulling over Joel Debellefeuille.

A Greenfield Park man says Longueuil Police have pulled him over for the third time for "driving while black," and race relations advocates are demanding a full inquiry into the department's behavior.

From rotating strikes and massive bailouts, here are the top five stories Global News covered in Montreal this week.

The news came shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed Canada's House of Commons, during which he repeated his call for a NATO-led no-fly zone over Ukraine.

George Stetka said the students were asked to describe two cartoon-like depictions of gangsters. One included a Black woman, the other a racialized man.

The case of Joel Debellefeuille is heading to the Human Rights Tribunal after the City of Longueuil refused to compensate him for $12,000 in damages and comply with other recommendations made by the Quebec Human Rights and Youth Rights Commission.

Judge Christian Brunelle found that the officer's actions could only be "rationally explained by the prejudices he maintained, whether consciously or not, towards a Black man driving a luxury car.''

Longueuil resident Joel DeBellefeuille has won another victory in his discrimination case against the Longueuil police.