Racial profiling case heard by Quebec Human Rights Tribunal

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Racial profiling case heard by Quebec Human Rights Tribunal

Joel de Bellefeuille says he was unjustly tailed for 11 blocks then interrogated by Longueuil police. Sharon Yonan-Renold has more on the case - brought before Quebec’s Human Rights Tribunal.

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