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MONTREAL - More than three years after her son's death, Suzanne Chemaganish still can't understand how he could have been allowed to die in the cold outside a homeless shelter in a big city like Montreal.

More than three years after her sons death, Suzanne Chemaganish still cant understand how he could have been allowed to die in the cold outside a homeless shelter in a big city like Montreal.

MONTREAL - More than three years after her sons death, Suzanne Chemaganish still cant understand how he could have been allowed to die in the cold outside a homeless shelter

A coroners inquest will begin in May into the death of a homeless man who froze while trying to find a warm place to sleep at night in Montreal.

Concerted action during recent cold snap averted disaster for unhoused people, but long-term solutions are needed.

This past Monday World Homeless Day was marked around the world. We heard emotional pleas from the public and promises from politicians. The pleas are, as always, heart-rending. The promises,

Logan Laguë first set out with his sled last week to gather donations in the Eastern Townships. His plan to collect warm items and bring them to people in need has quickly picked up steam.

Ensemble Montréals "urban health" strategy includes 1,800 social housing units, as well as wet shelters.

Included in the incumbent mayors campaign promise are 300 new housing units annually over four years to help the homeless.