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Should e-bike collisions be covered by public auto insurance? This Montrealer thinks so - Vimarsana News

Should e-bike collisions be covered by public auto insurance? This Montrealer thinks so

Luc Allard was cycling home from downtown Montreal when someone riding an electric Bixi crashed into him, snapping his ankle. Now he's joined those calling on Quebec to extend the province's public automobile coverage to electric bikes and scooters.

Source: cbc.ca
Advocates call on Quebec to reduce impaired driving limit from 0.08 to 0.05 - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Advocates call on Quebec to reduce impaired driving limit from 0.08 to 0.05 - Montreal

In every Canadian province except Quebec, drivers can face sanctions for having a blood-alcohol level of 05. In Quebec the limit is .08.

Advertising billboards a lucrative alternative to sound walls? Quebec says 'no' - Vimarsana News

Advertising billboards a lucrative alternative to sound walls? Quebec says 'no'

The Quebec government is rejecting a suggestion by a City of Longueuil resident to use advertising billboards to curb noise from Highway 116 to nearby homes.

Red Coalition puts teeth into fight against racial profiling - Vimarsana News

Red Coalition puts teeth into fight against racial profiling

The Red Coalition has bolstered its toolbox of community resources and added voices to its team fighting the scourge of racial profiling.

6-year-old girl struck by car on her way to school in Quebec City - Vimarsana News

6-year-old girl struck by car on her way to school in Quebec City

Marie-Pier Rivard, a spokesperson for the SPVQ, says the collision happened a few blocks away from a school, but not in a school zone. 

Source: cbc.ca