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There are more crimes that can lead to deportation than one might think.

Society

How Canadian immigration law turns judges into border guards

27 March 2025

Article

Sigma masculinity positions itself as an alternative to traditional models of masculinity.

Society

Rise of the sigma male: TikTok’s new gender divide

27 February 2025

Article

In a study, the authors report that 78 per cent of the illegal websites don’t accept cryptocurrencies, opting instead for Interac e-transfers.

Society

Canada’s black market cannabis sites shun crypto dollars

20 January 2025

Article

Campisi found that X is the platform where gang members are most likely to post mixtapes and songs. Hip-hop and rap serve to support street cred, since many of the most popular artists in these genres are self-proclaimed gang members.

Society

‘Gang culture’ goes online

17 January 2025

Article

Contrary to common fears, arms trafficking in Quebec doesn't occur predominantly on the Dark Web. Researchers found that dealers mostly stayed away from these platforms because of poor profitability and heavy police monitoring.

Society

Firearms trafficking in Quebec: Not just the business of organized crime

19 December 2024

Article

Scams are extremely large-scale operations, and the idea is to cast as wide a net as possible.

Society

‘Tis the season for scamming

6 December 2024

Article

United Nations member states have yet to agree on a clear definition of what constitutes terrorism—and that's despite nearly 50 years of ongoing debate.

Society

Terrorism and the UN: The history of an indefinable concept

18 November 2024

Article

There is no universal dictionary for interpreting gestures like what is offered in television series such as "CSI" or "The Mentalist," recalls Vincent Denault.

Science

Australian courts use “body language” to judge witness credibility

29 October 2024

Article

The mere fact of being a younger age, combined with economic factors like losing their job during the pandemic, made people more likely to think of suicide than they did before, the study suggests.

Society

A pandemic of despair

6 September 2024

Press release

Alexandra Zidenberg

Community

Alexandra Zidenberg: Exploring the depths of the human psyche

14 August 2024

Article

Shoeprints are part of a range of circumstantial evidence that can move an investigation forward.

Science

When a crime's afoot, get ready to code

12 February 2024

Article

Community

19 Canada Research Chairs for Université de Montréal

30 August 2023

Brief

Christelle Chalono, Director of the Bureau de l'enseignement régional, Daniel Jutras, Rector of the Université de Montréal, Pascale Déry, Minister of Higher Education, Doreen Assaad, Mayor of Brossard, Pascale Lefrançois, Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Studies, and Éric Filteau, Vice-Rector for Finance and Infrastructure

Community

UdeM officially opens Brossard campus

24 March 2023

Press release

Society

The making of an incel

19 January 2023

Article

The Idlib refugee camp in northwestern Syria

Society

The impact of war on those who experience it and the next generation

27 October 2022

Article

Society

Invasion of Ukraine: Should we fear cyberattacks?

23 March 2022

Article

Community

Making justice accessible to all

29 October 2021

Article

The Observatoire sur les profilages is interested in all forms of profiling in a variety of sectors, including the police, justice, correctional services, youth protection, social assistance and the health and social services network.

Society

$2.5M for research on discriminatory profiling

4 June 2020

Press release

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