Francis Rillart, chief of operations with the Montreal fire department, said a significant quantity of smoke spread through the building. Continue reading →

A team of technical specialists from the Montreal fire department is also en route to verify the site is safe before anyone ventures further under the wreckage. Continue reading →

The charred vehicle was towed to a lab for a forensic analysis, which hill help investigators determine whether the fire was accidental or criminal.  Continue reading →

The leak was successfully capped at around 5:30 p.m. and the streets gradually re-opened to traffic. Continue reading →

While no one was injured in the blaze, damage to the building is estimated to be around $100,000. Continue reading →

Benoît Martel, chief of operations with the Montreal fire department said the building, located at the intersection of Bessborough Avenue and Borden Place, was under renovations. Continue reading →

A 911 call came in at about 10 p.m. on Saturday, reporting three snow removal trucks were on fire. Continue reading →

The help of a technical rescue team was also required after the current swept the kayaker away and he ended up lodged between a cargo ship and the dock. Continue reading →