For the second time in ten days, a homeless person was found dead in Montreal during a night out in the freezing cold.
The woman, a 64-year-old known as Stella, was known to frequent the hotel-shelter called Place Dupuis before it closed. She was found not far from there, near the Berri-UQAM Metro station. Urgences-Santé said it received a 911 call about a woman in her 60s who was in need of immediate medical attention. When paramedics arrived on the scene, they found the woman in cardiorespiratory arrest.Multiple objects were found at her side and she was wearing several items of clothing in order to cope with freezing temperatures over the last few days.in a makeshift camp set up under an overpass in the Notre-Dame-de-Grâce neighbourhood.
“We really hope this can be a gathering place for the Milton Park community,” said Heather Johnston of Projets Autochtones du Quebec. “It’s a place where they can come, be safe, physically safe, culturally safe.” -- This report by The Canadian Press was first published in French on Jan. 21, 2022. With files from CTV News Montreal's Billy Shields.
But they our money away to other countries...disgrace
So sad 😞
Capitalism at its best! So sad, as rich as Canada is, we allow this to happen. Housing should be a human right! Shame on JustinTrudeau
But no shelters for men and she could care less - perhaps that is why people think she is greedy & selfish and abuses the words equality & inclusion
Is CBC anti white male, cause it seems to employ only non whites & women & most at are 1st generation Canadians-We must document the leaders at CBC for this hate crime of discrimination against white males, a practice for 3 decades-make it no statute of limitations, like rape
That'll be a $1500 ticket
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