Victims of CIA-linked Montreal brainwashing experiments cleared to sue in class action | CBC News

A Class Action lawsuit regarding MK-Ultra, a controversial CIA mind control experiment carried out at Montreal’s Allan Memorial Institute in the 1950s-60s, has received approval from the Quebec Court of Appeal. Victims of these experiments, which involved harsh methods like electroshock and drug-induced comas, claim the Canadian government was complicit. The litigation seeks justice for the inhumane treatment, aiming for a settlement due to the devastating impacts on survivors and their families. The decision to certify the class action represents a significant step toward potential compensation for those affected.