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Laure Lavalette, a deputy for the Rassemblement National, is at the centre of renewed attention after party leader Jordan Bardella publicly responded to a report by the investigative outlet Mediapart. In a video message on Instagram, Bardella repeated his criticism of the outlet and told his followers that "the French will be the judges", framing the controversy as an attack on his party ahead of voters' verdict.
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A domestic violence expert speaking to TVA Nouvelles says 15 women have now been killed in Quebec, and is denouncing what she calls the trivialization of femicides in the province. The remarks come amid growing concern over the pace of intimate partner violence deaths and calls for stronger prevention and government action.
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A serious collision between a car and a motorhome in Maine-et-Loire, western France, has interrupted traffic on the affected road, according to local outlet Laval ma ville. The severity of the crash prompted the closure while emergency services responded. Coverage is drawing attention in the region, with residents following updates on the road conditions and any injuries.
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Pascal Paradis is being searched in connection with Quebec's 2026 provincial election campaign in Laval, where local media are following the race and live election results. Interest in his name has picked up as coverage of the candidates and the vote count in the Laval area continues.