Four people were arrested following a very heavily armed raid in the native land of Kanesatake last Tuesday morning. Amongst those arrest were the Larente brother.

The Weekly Wreck 16 (3/3/’25-15/3/’25): In this week’s addition of The Weekly Wreck, we cover multiple break and entries gone sour throughout the province, mainly in Montreal and Longueuil. We also cover a few vehicle arsons throughout the province which might be in relation to the Quebec Drug War.

The Quebec Drug War is rampant. With city-like violence occurring in small towns. Small towns, such as Saguenay, being the host of attempted hit which took place on Saturday. We also cover the shooting of a Saguenay residence only two days later.

Brian Boutin-Craig, a well reputed BFM member, was finally sentenced after serving preventative time since March of 2023. He was sentenced to 45 months for drug trafficking charges, giving him 7 months left to spend.

The Weekly Wreck 15 (3/03/2025): In this week’s edition, we cover topics such as a methamphetamine lab being dismantled the in the Laurentians region of the province, the criminal arson of a business in Ahuntsic, a possible gangland stabbing in Ville-Marie and more.

An 85-year-old convict had managed to escape one of the most renowned penitentiaries in the province of Quebec. He had been apprehended nearly 24 hours later in Toronto.

The Weekly Wreck (25/02/2025): This week we cover stories such as an attempted kidnapping in Levis, an 18 and 19 year old shot to death in a break and entry gone wrong and a slew of drug raids allegedly tied to the HAMC.

A 20-year-old man who was murdered last Wednesday (19/02/2025) allegedly had ties to Montreal’s ’64 Gang’, a newly emerging street gang located in the Saint-Laurent borough of the city.

Quebec City’s first murder of the year occurred on Valentine’s day, and of course, it was related to the ongoing drug war. The victim? An innocent man who was shot in a case of mistaken identity. This will have been the fourth case of mistaken identity since the start of the drug war.

The Weekly Wreck 13 (12/02/2025): This week we cover stories such as two suspects being arrested after firing shots in a Saguenay residential neighborhood, an impressive drug seizure in Causapscal, a Quebec City break & entry & more.

Two weeks ago a 54-year-old man by the name of Stephane Cote was arrested in relation to a shooting that had occurred on the same day, only a few hours earlier. Police mention how this event has ties to the ongoing drug war in the province.

The Weekly Wreck 12 (5/02/2025): In this week’s compilation of The Weekly Wreck we take a look at a high-speed chase which occurred in Temiscouata and led to the arrests of two suspects and the seizure of an impressive amount of contraband, the fruits of a year-long investigation which dismantaled a Saguenay drug trafficking ring and more.

Jean-David Isme, Andrew ‘Ali Baba’ Luberisse’s uncle assassinated two months after his death in prison.

The Weekly Wreck 11 (29/01/2025): In this week’s compilation of The Weekly Wreck over 1.3 tons of cannabis was seized in Montreal’s port in a shipping container headed for Africa, the raid had taken place sometime after the holidays, a Saguenay pizzeria is the target to a criminal arson for the second time in 2 months, two drug trafficking rings were dismantled; one in the region of Estrie and the other in Gaspesie, all that and more.

A recent police operation targeted to the northeast of the province yields 8 arrests along with an impressive amount of contraband.

The Weekly Wreck 10 (22/01/2025): In this week’s compilation of The Weekly Wreck a drug dealing duo from Louisville are apprehended, a total of 3 vehicles are arsoned, a Quebec City drug trafficking operation is dismantled & more.

On the 11th of November of 2024, a birthday party was taking place in a makeshift recording studio at 1196 Queen Street West towards the intersection Sudbury Street. The get-together would soon degenerate into a shooting, which would luckily end without any victims. That night would result in one of those scenarios that would be stranger than fiction, a series of unfortunate events.

The Quebec Drug War only seems to be heating up as 2025 kicks in. Last Wednesday, an attempt was made on the life of a Quebec City member of the HAMC.

A 37-year-old man was found dead, slumped in the driver’s seat of his Hyundai SUV Wednesday morning, his two year old son crying in the back seat. The victim had close ties to a handful of 1%er biker clubs throughout the province.

The Trois-Rivieres chapter clubhouse of the HAMC was raided last Friday. Yielding less arrests than the one on the Satan’s Crew clubhouse in Becancour nearly two months previous to this event. Are authorities reaching or just being cautious in recent light of the drug strife happening in the province?