 | 150 Hells Angels, supporters and members of puppet clubs gathered Thursday night in St. Robert, near Sorel-Tracy, to mark the 25th anniversary of the Trois-Rivières chapter. The party was held in a hall belonging to the mayor of Saint-Robert, not far from where the old clubhouse stood. He claims he did not know to whom he had rented his property. |  |
 | Journal de Montréal indicates at least one biker was spotted wearing a Hells Angels Trois-Rivières 'patch' in February. If accurate, that would mean three of the five Quebec chapters, Montreal, South, and Trois-Rivières, are once again active. The other two, Sherbrooke and Quebec are believed to be still frozen, a term used to indicate a chapter that cannot field at least six members to maintain operations. The Trois-Rivières chapter has not been active since the 2009 police operation SharQc that crippled the club's Quebec presence. |  |
 | The Quebec government demolished the former Hells Angels clubhouse in Trois-Rivières one year ago. The Hells Angels built the red-roofed stronghold in 1989, where it was clearly visible from the road as drivers headed into Trois-Rivières on Autoroute 55. The building halfway between Montreal and Quebec City was seized by Quebec in 2009 during a sweep of raids across the province. |  |
 Mario Brouillette | 3 years ago Mario Brouillette and Claude Giguere, both leaders in Trois Rivieres chapter were among six to plead guilty to a murder conspiracy. The cases were related to Operation SharQc. In June 2015 five members of the chapter were sentenced to 'time served' and released, Jean-François Bergeron, 54, Marc-André Hotte, 43, Steve Rainville, 42, Gilles Robidoux, 62 and Bernard Plourde, 52. |  Claude "Macho" Giguere |
