US EditionDomestic Violence: Shelters Do Not Work on the Côte-Nord
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Calls for help from victims of domestic violence are more numerous than ever before in Quebec, and the North Shore does not escape with increases in demand for services in shelters. A few days ago, La Presse revealed a significant increase of 300% in the number of police interventions on domestic violence in the province in 10 years, seeing it as a sign that prevention was proving its worth. From 2010 to 2024, the number of cases opened rose fro…
Calls for help from victims of domestic violence are more numerous than ever before in Quebec, and the North Shore does not escape with increases in demand for services in shelters. A few days ago, La Presse revealed a significant increase of 300% in the number of police interventions on domestic violence in the province in 10 years, seeing it as a sign that prevention was proving its worth. From 2010 to 2024, the number of cases opened rose fro…
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