Jesse Feith

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.

Two officers in Montreal North suspended, 14 others reassigned or relocated pending investigation.

The motion was initially supposed to be heard at Monday's city council meeting.

"The intensity and complexity of the issues have increased.”

Shelter says steps have been taken to address cohabitation issues ahead of Thursday's opening.

"If it can raise awareness about what we need to do as a society, then all the better."

Premier says she wants to see police investigation's results before deciding the next step.

" We can’t live in a country, or a city or community, where you’re at risk of dying from a gun,” Soraya Martinez Ferrada says.