Montreal Police Launch Bias Tracking System

0:00Montreal police are launching a new tracking system for complaints about discrimination or racism against their officers. Chief Fadi Dogger unveiled it today as a core piece of the force's push to fight bias. The setup will follow allegations through an officer's entire career, helping spot patterns and strengthen oversight across the board. They're also introducing fresh rules aimed at cutting down on racial profiling. This builds on growing calls for police to handle bias more effectively. Dogger made it clear the goal is zero tolerance with plans to end all such incidents by 2030. To make that happen, the department will host regular gatherings where officers and community members can meet face-to-face and build better. Connections These moves signal a real commitment to change, setting the stage for fair policing in the years ahead. Canada news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters. I'm Corey with the story.