The Montreal SPCA says it is mounting a legal challenge against the city over its newly adopted pit bull ban.
The animal-welfare organization says it filed documents at the courthouse today hoping to suspend the application of some portions of the new law.
The SPCA alleges the sections that specifically target pit bulls are discriminatory and contrary to Quebec's animal-welfare laws.
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