Quebec's Injustice System – The Rover

The article critiques Quebec's justice system, emphasizing its failure to protect marginalized communities, particularly Indigenous and racialized individuals. It highlights systemic biases, inadequate legal representation, and longer incarceration rates for these groups. The author argues for comprehensive reforms to improve accessibility and fairness, including better funding for legal aid and implementing cultural sensitivity training for legal professionals. Ultimately, it calls for a justice system that prioritizes equity and restorative practices over punitive measures.