Qubec Identitaire the far-right group which delivered a severed pigs head to the Quebec City mosque six months before the deadly shooting there as well as Adalante and Storm Alliance figured in police reports on alleged "public incitement to hatred."

The Quebec City police service reviewed its data following a CBC investigation and found there were actually 60 hate-related incidents the year after the deadly mosque shooting not 27, as the force proudly announced in January.

A Muslim civil liberties groupis calling on Quebec City police to take hate crimes more seriously, after the police force blamed "human error" for a large discrepancybetween their own records and those provided by Statistics Canada.

A year after a deadly mosque shooting, Quebec City police announced a dramatic reduction in hate-related incidents. But StatsCan data suggests hate incidents were three times higher than what police were reporting.

When two police officers were recently charged with sexual assault, Quebecs police oversight body didnt take any steps to inform the public. Womens groups say that is a sign of a troubling double standard.

For the first time since its creation three years ago, Quebec police officers have been charged following an investigation by the provinces independent police oversight body.

Quebec's minister of Indigenous Affairs is going to ask First Nations and Inuit what to tackle first among 21 calls for justice issued in a special supplementary report by the inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Some Indigenous people are torn about what should be at the top of that list.