Jesse Feith

City faces renewed pressure to reconfigure the street as coroner's report calls for a bike lane.

Organizer of Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres in Plateau-Mont-Royal says the city needs to clarify how the law is applied.

"We're going to build on the parts that work, and fix the parts that don't," Newfoundland and Labrador's premier says.

“The year 2041 may seem far off, but in terms of energy, it’s just around the corner,” Claudine Bouchard said Wednesday.

Ten people have been living under the Van Horne overpass in a "tight-knit community."

Federal government will cover the payment "in the interest of fairness."

"We did it for ourselves, we did it for the city, we did it for the whole country," Marie-Philip Poulin says.

The encampment has grown from 40 tents this winter to 95 today, with 150 people living on site.

A coroner's report released last month offers the family little closure as the police investigation appears stalled.

City wants the law applied on a borough-by-borough basis, but religious event organizers are concerned.