A lawsuit filed against Collège de Montréal alleges that a member of its staff sexually assaulted multiple students. The plaintiff, identified as a current or former student of the institution, brought the claim forward in a filing reported on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
According to the complaint, the unnamed staff member engaged in repeated sexual assaults of students while employed at the college. The plaintiff asserts that the assaults occurred over a period of time and were perpetrated by the same individual, who held a position within the college’s faculty or administration.
The legal action follows earlier accusations that the same staff member repeatedly assaulted students at the college. Those accusations have now been formalized in the lawsuit, which seeks judicial review of the alleged conduct and appropriate legal remedies.
Collège de Montréal has not provided a public comment on the allegations or the pending case. The institution’s response, if any, has not been disclosed in the filing or in subsequent reporting. The lawsuit adds to ongoing discussions about campus safety and the responsibilities of educational institutions to protect students from abuse.
The case will be heard in Montreal, Quebec, where the college is located. Depending on the outcome, the proceedings could influence the college’s policies regarding staff conduct, reporting mechanisms, and student protection measures. The filing underscores the seriousness with which the plaintiff views the alleged misconduct and highlights the legal avenues available to victims of sexual assault within academic settings.