Rhéal Fortin
Rhéal Fortin is a Canadian politician and member of the Bloc Québécois, serving as a Member of Parliament for the Montcalm electoral district since 2015. Known for his advocacy on issues related to Quebec's interests and public safety, Fortin has actively participated in parliamentary debates concerning immigration and border security. Recently, he voiced concerns about the privacy implications of the government's border security bill, emphasizing the need for rigorous scrutiny and expert testimony regarding its impact on civil liberties.
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Recent news mentions
Bloc justice critic Rhéal Fortin told reporters at a news conference on Thursday that he had been given a personal assurance by Justice Minister Sean Fraser that the government would support a Bloc amendment to the anti-hate bill.
Anti-hate bill faces hurdle after heated dispute over proposal to end religious exemption
Canada· 2025-12-05
Rhéal Fortin, the Bloc justice critic, said the bill would create a huge widening of police powers without a warrant, raising questions about threats to privacy.
Conservatives raise privacy concerns over powers in government’s border security billCanada· 2025-06-06
