MONTREAL — After 30 years investigating crime in Montreal, a late-career stint as chief of police in the Laurentian resort town of Mont-Tremblant should have been easy for Michel Ledoux. Now, six years after his troubles began, Ledoux has won an apology from the town of Mont-Tremblant and reached an undisclosed financial settlement. A spokeswoman said Ledoux will not return to the police force, and the terms of the settlement, approved last week by town council, are confidential. RelatedLedoux became chief in 2007 but fell out of favour with his team of about 30 officers when he tried to instil tighter discipline. The court ordered Ledoux reinstated with back pay and ordered the town to pay his legal fees.

Source: National Post March 12, 2017 16:39 UTC