Residents, merchants, school board concerned about new Montreal homeless shelter
A coalition of citizens is calling on the city to include them in the process of creating a new community resource, but say the city is ignoring them.
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A coalition of citizens is calling on the city to include them in the process of creating a new community resource, but say the city is ignoring them.
The leader of the Conservative Party of Canada has asked the federal government to refuse an exemption requested by a safe drug use site in Montreal's St-Henri neighbourhood after nearby residents have raised concerns about their safety.
A controversial homeless centre and safe drug use site in St-Henri has been forced to temporarily suspend its services because it appears it doesn't have enough staff.
Less than two weeks after Montreal's first safe drug use site opened in the St-Henri neighbourhood, some neighbours say cohabitation has quickly become a concern.
"If the security is not done like they say, I'm going to refuse to let my child go to school"