Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting:
Normand Dubé, the figure sometimes referred to as the “pilot to the stars,” turned himself in to Quebec provincial police after being at large for several weeks. This development was reported by multiple outlets in early February 2021, noting his surrender followed his bail conditions and on-going legal proceedings.[1][3][4]
He has a history of serious criminal cases in Quebec, including a notable 2014 attack on Hydro-Québec infrastructure that caused substantial damage and power outages, for which he received a multi-year prison sentence; subsequent charges and appeals have continued to unfold over the years.[5][7][1]
In addition to the Hydro-Québec incident, Dubé faced arson and criminal harassment charges related to actions against civil servants, with later court decisions and appeals shaping his sentencing timeline. These events have kept him a recurring subject in national Canadian coverage.[4][7][5]
Current status and availability of updates:
Would you like me to pull the latest news from major outlets to verify any new developments since 2021 and summarize them with citations?
MONTREAL — A Quebec man dubbed the pilot to the stars'' who had been on the lam since mid-December has turned himself in to Quebec provincial police.
www.wingsmagazine.comNormand Dube videos and latest news articles
globalnews.caNormand Dubé, 59, surrendered to Quebec provincial police in Mascouche, Que., on Wednesday night.
globalnews.caA Quebec man known as the “pilot to the stars” is on the run after failing to show up to jail when his bail was revoked. Normand Dubé is suspected to be hiding out at [...]
canadianaviator.comNormand Dubé, once known as “the pilot of the stars,” has been sentenced to nine years in prison for taking revenge against three public servants by criminally harassing them and for setting their homes on fire.
www.cbc.ca