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Outrage over violent arrest of Black teen in Quebec City

"Your job is serve and protect, this is not serve and protect," says Eric Martel-Bahoeli, boxing coach of a Quebec City Black teen who was seen on video being violently arrested by police, getting snow jammed in his face. Alyssia Rubertucci reports.

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Public consultation on cohabitation with unhoused Montrealers

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