In September 2020, undercover police followed Lamarre into the Montreal underground subway, where he was caught filming under teenager’s skirts as they went up an electronic staircase.
Only a few weeks ago, and months after he was caught filming teenagers, the popular Quebec media La Presse ran a story about Lamarre.
The story titled “A male teacher, what’s the difference?” expanded on Lamarre’s idea that male teachers should be more valued.
The detailed article, published in June 2021, made no mention of Lamarre’s arrest in September 2020.
The platform given to him by La Presse raised serious questions about the media’s vetting process of so-called “experts”.
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The Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (ACLED) found that “as a global emergency, the pandemic offered unique opportunities — and cover — for those in power to institute a wide range of new restrictions and pass sweeping legislation”.
“Some capitalized on the occasion to bolster their position and consolidate authority, contributing to democratic backsliding. Others selectively enforced legislation or restrictions as a means to stifle opposition and to limit any challenge to power."
McGill University students on a large Facebook group advocating for other students that broke the Quebec government Public Health decree to be doxxed, lose future employment opportunities, among other things.
Students at McGill University are making "lists" of people who are breaking the Quebec government Public Health decree and asking for people to send them more names to add.
Some students at McGill University are calling for students who are breaking the Quebec government Public Health decree to be blacklisted from all future university events.
One student writes: "ok hear me out what if we blacklist them from all McGill events".
Thousands of Quebeckers are expected to be in Downtown Montreal this afternoon protesting the Legault governments lockdown measures which include 8pm curfews and forced business closures
Police say on speaker that protesters who do not wear a mask or keep at least 2 meter distance from other protesters may receive a fine of $1,000 to $6,000 under public health orders