Frédérik Plante, Reporter

She thought she was buying a warranty for her car. Instead, she and other LendCare customers were allegedly misled into another high-interest loan

After a wave of officer suicides, the OPP vowed to do more for members’ mental health. Internal documents show the reforms have fallen short

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Inside this Ontario loan company, concern grew as payments stopped. Its plan to keep bad debt​ off the books came at the expense of vulnerable borrowers

Inside this Ontario loan company, concern grew as payments stopped. Its plan to keep bad debt​ off the books came at the expense of vulnerable borrowers

This lender is accused of working with unscrupulous firms that prey on the vulnerable. How borrowers say they were duped into high-interest loans

How a lucrative, global internet scam traces back to this office above a Montreal grocery store

‘I haven’t been able to keep up with it.’ Tenants in seniors’ residences say ballooning fees are forcing them out

These cosmetic stores inside Ontario malls promise customers better skin. Instead, a growing number say they’ve been tricked into high-cost loans

He was arrested, lost his job and fought for two years to clear his name. Then a ‘deeply flawed’ police investigation fell apart in court

In Canada’s ‘most tariff-exposed’ city, uncertainty over the trade war looms large

Black and Arab people overrepresented in Laval police stops, data show, reflecting broader Quebec pattern

The country that helped build Quebec’s aluminum industry now threatens its survival

More new immigrants than ever want to learn French in Quebec. But cuts to province’s public classes put their fluency into jeopardy

An empty Quebec mall decays as the surrounding suburb gasps for housing

Black and Arab people overrepresented in Quebec City police stops, data show

Quebec has rarely blocked applications to alter habitats of at-risk wildlife. But incomplete data muddies the full picture

Montreal fire department had stopped investigating evacuation routes years before deadly fire - The Globe and Mail

Black and Arab people overrepresented in police stops in Longueuil, Que., data show

Dozens of Montreal seniors’ homes show fire safety issues, face no legal consequences

Internal crises, years of miscommunication led Montreal fire officials to halt safety investigations, report reveals

Waits before child-protection case hearings nearly doubled over past five years in Quebec, data show

Montreal fire officials concede some safety inspections paused during controversial moratorium

More than 300 criminal cases stayed or dropped in Quebec due to court delays, documents reveal

Obituary: Les Cowboys Fringants singer was the voice of a distinct nation

Podcast: New details emerge about Montreal’s deadliest fire in decades

Investigation: A decade before fatal blaze, City of Montreal asked that fire safety charges against building’s owner be dropped

Investigation: Quebec approved nearly all development projects on vulnerable plant habitats over last decade

Feature: Amateur entomologists are using their love of bugs to document insect loss in Canada

Investigation: Quebec police violated investigation rules, faced minimal consequences after civilian deaths

Investigation: More than 200 Quebec jail inmates freed by mistake since 2015, documents show

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