She gave birth, then was told she would leave without her baby. A $50-million class action now targets Quebec’s twenty youth protection directors and the government over « birth alerts » — a practice the state acknowledged was discriminatory and beyond the DYP’s jurisdiction before abolishing it. A little over three months after filing, a judge was assigned.
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AI Can Now Help You With Your Demand Letters — Even Judges Are Using It
89% of judges in the Superior Court’s pilot project want to keep using their AI assistants. The Barreau is proposing a framework for AI-assisted legal drafting. Meanwhile, citizens are discovering they can create — or understand — a demand letter in under two minutes. Watch the demonstration.
The Quebec Liberal Party Answers Citizens on Access to Justice
On July 1, we sent the same five questions to the leaders of Quebec’s five main parties, with the same deadline. To date, only the Quebec Liberal Party has answered. We committed to reproducing its answers in full: here they are, with both original documents available for download.
The CDPDJ: watchdog or cautious civil servant?
On July 6, 2026, the CDPDJ answered a request to investigate sixteen SPVM Station 39 officers on its own initiative with a single word: « premature. » Alain Babineau sees the symptom of a broader question — can the Commission still act as the watchdog the Charter intended to create?
The Perpetual Promise Trap
Another announcement, another round of funding, more fine promises — two months before the Summit on the Rule of Law. But giving access to a system people no longer trust won’t fix the crisis. We treat the symptom; we avoid the cause.
Call Me Maître While I Insult You
« Call me Maître, » demands Me Cynthia Ward, of the firm Spunt & Carin. In the same file, under her signature, she brands a neurodivergent father with « narcissistic obstinacy » and « paranoid thinking » — while holding the report that contradicts her. The Bar closed the file in four days.
COVID cancelled flights: Court of Appeal authorizes class action against Air Canada, Air Transat, WestJet and Sunwing
During the pandemic, thousands of travellers saw their flights cancelled and were offered a credit instead of a refund. The Court of Appeal of Quebec authorizes a class action against Air Canada, Air Transat, WestJet and Sunwing, reversing a Superior Court refusal. Note: this is an authorization, not a judgment on the merits.
Men Are Victims of Parental Alienation Too
We picture the father whom nothing can touch. The reality is different: men in depression and distress after losing their children despite records in their favour. Without pitting anyone against anyone, EnDroit.ca gives a voice to the fathers no one listens to.
Voyeurism: man found guilty of filming his 17-year-old stepdaughter in the bathroom
Two cameras hidden in the bathroom, discovered by a 17-year-old before her shower. The court found her stepfather guilty of voyeurism — and recalled a little-known rule: the victim need not be nude, nor must the accused have acted for a sexual purpose.










