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By Felicia Parrillo Global News Posted May 13, 2026 5:44 pm 2 min read Months after Gabie Renaud was allegedly killed by her partner in Saint Jerome, Quebec has introduced legislation inspired by her story. On Wednesday, the government tabled Bill 4, which would allow people aged 14 and over to request information from police about a partner’s history of violence.The proposed legislation received a lengthy applause from MNAs across party lines, following its introduction.Under the proposed legislation, Quebec provincial police would assess requests and communicate relevant information through support organizations. Get breaking National news Get breaking Canada news delivered…
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