CAQ cracks down on organized crime, high-risk sex offenders and protests in new bill
;Resize=(620) "Quebec Public Security Minister Ian Lafrenière, seen here during question period at the legislature in Quebec City, has tabled a bill that aims to crack down on members of organized crime who display logos, or patches, associated with their groups. The bill also aims to create a public registry for high-risk sex offenders.")
Quebec’s Public Security Minister Ian Lafrenière tabled a bill Wednesday aiming to create a public registry for high-risk sex offenders, prevent protests from taking place too close to the homes of elected officials and crack down on members of organized crime groups who show off their groups’ logos or patches.
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