Frédérik Plante, Reporter

Frédérik Plante, Reporter has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in August 2023. The social media accounts linked to from Frédérik Plante, Reporter are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Threads • X Besides social media accounts, fxduhamel has populated their site with: • Internal documents cast doubt on officials’ claims that most Canadian veterans are improving under controversial rehab program • Gift-redeem • Patrick Brown called out ‘absentee landlord’ after four people died in Brampton fire last year. But records raise questions about city’s enforcement • Veterans Affairs minister announces ‘independent review’ of rehab program that former soldiers say has failed them • www.thestar.com • They were injured in military service. Canada promised better rehab. Here’s why these veterans are still in pain • She thought she was buying a warranty for her car. Instead, she and other LendCare customers were allegedly misled into another high-interest loan • After a wave of officer suicides, the OPP vowed to do more for members’ mental health. Internal documents show the reforms have fallen short • Accès refusé | Nouveau Projet • Inside this Ontario loan company, concern grew as payments stopped. Its plan to keep bad debt​ off the books came at the expense of vulnerable borrowers • This lender is accused of working with unscrupulous firms that prey on the vulnerable. How borrowers say they were duped into high-interest loans • How a lucrative, global internet scam traces back to this office above a Montreal grocery store • ‘I haven’t been able to keep up with it.’ Tenants in seniors’ residences say ballooning fees are forcing them out • These cosmetic stores inside Ontario malls promise customers better skin. Instead, a growing number say they’ve been tricked into high-cost loans • He was arrested, lost his job and fought for two years to clear his name. Then a ‘deeply flawed’ police investigation fell apart in court • In Canada’s ‘most tariff-exposed’ city, uncertainty over the trade war looms large • Black and Arab people overrepresented in Laval police stops, data show, reflecting broader Quebec pattern • The country that helped build Quebec’s aluminum industry now threatens its survival • More new immigrants than ever want to learn French in Quebec. But cuts to province’s public classes put their fluency into jeopardy • An empty Quebec mall decays as the surrounding suburb gasps for housing • Black and Arab people overrepresented in Quebec City police stops, data show • Quebec has rarely blocked applications to alter habitats of at-risk wildlife. But incomplete data muddies the full picture • Montreal fire department had stopped investigating evacuation routes years before deadly fire - The Globe and Mail • Black and Arab people overrepresented in police stops in Longueuil, Que., data show • Dozens of Montreal seniors’ homes show fire safety issues, face no legal consequences • Internal crises, years of miscommunication led Montreal fire officials to halt safety investigations, report reveals • Waits before child-protection case hearings nearly doubled over past five years in Quebec, data show • Montreal fire officials concede some safety inspections paused during controversial moratorium • More than 300 criminal cases stayed or dropped in Quebec due to court delays, documents reveal • Obituary: Les Cowboys Fringants singer was the voice of a distinct nation • Podcast: New details emerge about Montreal’s deadliest fire in decades • Investigation: A decade before fatal blaze, City of Montreal asked that fire safety charges against building’s owner be dropped • Investigation: Quebec approved nearly all development projects on vulnerable plant habitats over last decade • Feature: Amateur entomologists are using their love of bugs to document insect loss in Canada • Investigation: Quebec police violated investigation rules, faced minimal consequences after civilian deaths • Investigation: More than 200 Quebec jail inmates freed by mistake since 2015, documents show • Author page: Frédérik-Xavier Duhamel