Recent legislative amendments in February 2024 bring changes to the operation of the Administrative Housing Tribunal (TAL), directly affecting the rights and procedures of parties involved in housing disputes in Quebec.
On June 4, 2025, the Superior Court of Quebec rendered a judgment that deserves our full attention, both legally and socially. The Centre de services scolaires de Montréal (CSSM) requested an interlocutory injunction to evict Solidarité Ahuntsic (SA) and twelve other community organizations from the building it owns in Ahuntsic, formerly the Madame-de-La-Peltrie school.
June 30, 2025, will mark a turning point for the family justice system in Quebec. This is the date when the Unified Family Court (UFC) will come into effect, created by Bill 91, passed by the National Assembly in April 2025. This reform aims to make family proceedings more accessible, faster, and more humane by centralizing several jurisdictions within the Court of Quebec. But what does this mean concretely for parents, children, and legal professionals?
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