A controversial Quebec singer who used his platform to share conspiracy theories about COVID-19 and HIV/AIDS
His sister Marie-Claude Lachance told La Presse that her brother, who was 46, had stopped taking his HIV/AIDS treatment years ago and instead was using natural products.
His exact cause of death is not known.
His mother Andrée Côté told Le Journal de Quebec that her son would have likely had a chance to live if he’d continued taking his medication. "If he had not stopped his treatment, he would be alive like everyone else," she said.
His sister Marie-Claude Lachance told La Presse that her brother, who was 46, had stopped taking his HIV/AIDS treatment years ago and instead was using natural products.
His exact cause of death is not known.
His mother Andrée Côté told Le Journal de Quebec that her son would have likely had a chance to live if he’d continued taking his medication. "If he had not stopped his treatment, he would be alive like everyone else," she said.
