Quebecois motorcyclists are accusing the province of discrimination

People take part in a motorcycle ride against racism in Montreal on July 4, 2020.
Motorcyclists in Quebec are claiming discrimination after the province changed its licensing and registration fee schedule. (The Canadian Press/Graham Hughes)

A group representing Quebec’s motorcyclists is lobbying the government over the province’s “discriminatory” provincial insurance and registration pricing model.

Created in 1993, Comité D'action Politique Motocycliste (CAPM-E) says its mission is to promote and defend the rights and liberties of Quebecois motorcyclists. On Aug. 6, CAPM-E registered to lobby Quebec’s Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility “to propose a review of motorcycle pricing deemed discriminatory,” reads the registration summary, which has been translated from French.

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