MONTREAL - A judge will rule Tuesday on the taxi industry's latest attempt to stop Uber's operations in Quebec.
Taxi drivers have been trying to get a court injunction against a recent agreement between the Quebec government and the ride-hailing company.
Quebec and Uber signed a deal for a one-year pilot project earlier this month that would allow the U.S.-based firm to operate legally in the province.
Taxi drivers argue that since the pilot project hasn't come into force yet, Uber is currently operating illegally in the province.
They want a judge to force Uber drivers to stop offering rides.
Uber lawyer Francois Giroux argued in court today there was no urgency to issue such an injunction against the company.
