QUÉBEC - Quebec has adopted a law that would allow people to find out if their romantic partner has a history of domestic violence.
QUÉBEC - Quebec has adopted a law that would allow people to find out if their romantic partner has a history of domestic violence.
The law is one of several that passed on the penultimate day of the legislative session, before the summer break and the fall election.
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