Quebec Court Upholds COVID Curfew Despite Charter Rights Violation
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A Quebec Superior Court judge, Carl Thibault, has upheld the province's COVID-19 curfew despite finding that it violated Charter rights. The curfew, implemented as an unprecedented pandemic restriction, was deemed justified during the public health emergency. The decision comes after a legal challenge argued that the curfew infringed upon Canadians' constitutional freedoms.
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