Quebec adopts law to fine people who intimidate, harass politicians
- Quebec's National Assembly passed a law imposing fines up to $1,500 on those who intimidate or harass politicians, sparking concerns about free speech.
- The Coalition Avenir Québec government introduced Bill 57 to address the increased resignations of elected officials, particularly at the municipal level.
- An organization revealed 74% of elected municipal leaders faced harassment, with 741 out of 8,000 quitting since 2021 elections, prompting the need for the legislation.
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