August 6, 2026

Quebec’s former tourism minister Caroline Proulx has been slapped with a more than $60,000 personal damages order after a judge ruled she unlawfully killed a Christian conference over its pro-life message, calling the move “arbitrary and abusive.” The court said Quebec City’s convention center was ordered to cancel the rental just 10 days before the event, after the government objected that the group’s views clashed with Quebec values. The ruling lands a sharp blow to the province, with the judge rejecting the idea that officials can shut down speech simply because it makes them uncomfortable.

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