New measures coming to fight gun violence in Montreal

Quebec commits $250 million to curb gun violence, Montreal to hire up to 450 more police officers - Montreal

This comes just days after two brazen daylight shootings took place in public spaces this week as the city continues to grapple with a constant series of shootings.

Quebec to invest $250 million to hire more Montreal police, reduce gun violence

Spending $45 million per year will allow the city to hire up to 225 more officers, Public Security Minister Geneviève Guilbault said Saturday

Armed violence: Quebec releases $250 million to help Montreal and its police

This sum will enable the City to hire 450 police officers.

Montreal police to announce new squad to tackle gun violence today

The Montreal police are expected to announce a new squad to respond to growing gun violence in the city, Radio-Canada is reporting.

Quebec to announce more measures to combat gun violence in Montreal

Additional measures to combat gun violence in Montreal will be announced Saturday afternoon. Read More

Armed violence in Montreal | New measures announced on Saturday

Additional resources to strengthen the fight against armed violence in Montreal will be announced Saturday afternoon at a press conference.