Linda Gyulai

The report comes after two women were fatally struck on highways surrounding Dorval's Ullivik centre, which houses Nunavik residents while they're in Montreal to receive specialized health care.

City of Montreal paid $6.5 million for the five-storey building at the corner of Hutchison St. and Ogilvy Ave. in Parc-Extension.

They say city hall refused to consult the community beforehand despite concerns that the shelter is near a daycare and several schools.

Coroner issues report on second death of Ullivik centre visitor

The church is about 250 metres from an elementary school and is surrounded by daycares and four other schools within a 500-metre radius.

The owner of building the city of Montreal planned to buy is now refusing to sell it to the city, but Mayor Valérie Plante's office says negotiations are continuing.

Côte St-Luc city councillor Dida Berku says the suburbs have learned through recent exchanges with the city of Montreal that it's now planning for the Cavendish extension to be composed of a bike path and tramway, and no mention of a road for cars.

The Office de consultation publique de Montréal has instead hired an office manager following last fall's expense scandal.

St-Laurent borough mayor Alan DeSousa called on the Plante administration on Tuesday to reinstate a project it cancelled last year to build a retention basin in his borough to help during heavy rain.

The same firm has done the work since 2002, which is "not a healthy situation," adds the Ensemble Montréal opposition party.