Montreal police said through a spokesperson they have no comment on the proposed motion but they follow all laws governing their operations and investigations.

Borough Mayor Sue Montgomery however wants to keep the path in place until the fall while studying its impact on the area.

In 2016, the city and the police service conducted a pilot project in which 78 officers were issued body cameras for seven months.

This week on Focus Montreal, Global takes a look at the motion to end random police checks in Montreal and the health app that gives cancer patients at the MUHC more insight into their experience.

Premier François Legault expressed surprise that the practice of random police checks was being used at all.

Montreal's city council passed a motion Monday night calling for an end to arbitrary street checks by local police officers.

Rotrand requested the Ministers of Justice and Public Security of Quebec to propose legislation that would permanently ban police street checks in the province.

People who live in the area say their residential street can't accommodate a bus that comes every three minutes during rush hour.

Montreal City Councillor Marvin Rotrand is calling for a national park to be built instead of Mayor Plante's urban park proposal.

About 600 city buses across Quebec have been taken off the roads for what officials are calling "safety reasons."