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MONTREAL – The Canadian Civil Liberties Association has written the mayor of Montreal and the city’s police chief denouncing a controversial bylaw about protests it says “could not withstand constitutional scrutiny.”

Montreal city council passed a bylaw last May – known as P-6 – during the height of student protests, which made it illegal to demonstrate in the city without first providing police a protest route itinerary.

The city’s police force didn’t enforce the law at first but almost a year later, officers are using the law to end protests before they start.

For more read here:  http://www.torontosun.com/2013/04/06/hundreds-arrested-at-montreal-protest