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Montreal Hotel Shooting: Security Failures and Your Rights Under Quebec Law The nightmare that unfolded at the Hilton in the Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood of Montreal is a tragedy that no family is ever prepared to face. When a suspect armed with a long gun opens fire from a hotel window, the immediate focus is rightly on the bravery of first responders like Constable Mohamed Lamine Benredouan. But as the yellow tape is cleared and the Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes (BEI) begins its work, families are left with agonizing questions about why this was allowed to happen. We look at these cases through a different lens than the nightly news. We look at the security protocols that failed to detect a high-capacity weapon entering a public-facing facility. We look at the sightlines from the hotel windows to the Décarie Expressway and the hospital zone, and we ask what the property owners knew about the risks of an active shooter. If you are struggling with the loss of a loved one or facing a lifetime of recovery from an injury, you need to know that the legal environment in Montreal is distinct, and the window to protect your rights is already closing. Who…