It's not easily available online in Quebec except as a paid service to professionals. However it's available online for free in person at the Grande Bibliothèque (national library downtown) or in person at the courthouse, as mentioned by @hob12The case docket should be a matter of public record online. I was actually going to ask the same question and ask whether anyone looked at the case detail online. It should have information on when the arrests were made, the counsel of record for the defendants, the next appearance date in Court and the trial date status if one is assigned. Because I assume it's all in French there is no way for me to figure this out but it all should be online and a matter of public record.
There would be a case docket detail for each of the 5 defendants. I would look up Sammy's.
For those who may scratch their heads reading the above posts, it's worth remembering that a fully transparent justice system is a pillar of democracy. In the US, cameras are allowed in courtrooms, but not in Canada. However, members of the public are allowed to attend in person. Rare exceptions are made when warranted (e.g. family law)
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