Quebec provincial police are treating the deaths of two people found inside a northwestern Quebec home as suspicious.
Police say the bodies were found Monday night in a home in Amos, Que., about 485 kilometres northwest of Montreal.
Sgt. Nancy Fournier says the force’s crimes against persons unit will investigate and forensic technicians were on site Tuesday.
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Investigators have not released a cause of death and they are not ruling out any hypothesis for the moment.
Fournier says police went to the home after someone raised concerns about the well-being of the occupants.
She says police are not releasing the ages or genders of the victims.
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