Corrections officers in Quebec protest across the province to draw attention to an expired collective agreement, according to reporting from Canadian outlets. The action focuses on labour negotiations and working conditions for prison staff as the contract remains unresolved. In the same coverage, officials and observers point to the growing use of drones in correctional settings, including allegations and concerns about drones being used to move contraband into jails. The protests are presented as part of a broader dispute between corrections staff and the employer, while the contraband issue highlights security challenges faced by penitentiaries. Together, the reports link the officers’ labour concerns with ongoing operational and security pressures in correctional facilities. The articles do not indicate any agreement outcome or specific timelines, but they describe the demonstrations occurring provincewide and the attention being brought to both the expired contract and the broader issue of contraband trafficking attempts.