Quebec’s Domestic Security Minister Ian Lafrenière announces an investigation into the actions of Longueuil police following the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old teen, Nooran Rezayi, last September. According to Quebec, the probe focuses on how officers responded in connection with the incident in which Rezayi was shot and died. Lafrenière says lawyer Michel Bouchard will lead the investigation. The process includes a defined timeline: Bouchard has six months to examine the circumstances and produce a report. The investigation is carried out under Quebec’s domestic security framework and is intended to review the police response rather than immediately assign criminal or civil liability. CBC and Global News both report the same core details: the investigation is launched by the minister, it concerns the conduct of Longueuil police related to the fatal shooting of Rezayi, and Bouchard is named as the investigator with a six-month mandate to deliver findings. Both outlets also cite the same incident date—September—without adding additional disputed details about the events leading up to the shooting.