A Quebec coroner looking into the death of a man by Montreal police has issued a series of recommendations aimed at improving police interventions. Pierre Coriolan, a man in distress, was fatally shot by police in June 2017. As Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports, Coriolan’s family wants authorities to implement recommendations.
Canada
Quebec coroner calls for better police training after Pierre Coriolan’s death
More Videos
-
Montreal hot sauce makers celebrating after international attention, celebrity fans
-
Quebec entrepeneur speaks out about new signage rules, says French-language requirements make no sense in her case
-
Another Montreal rooming house set for renovation risks putting vulnerable residents on the streets
-
Quebec appeals to other provinces for help sharing the burden of welcoming refugees to Canada
-
Jean-Doré Beach operating as usual despite mysterious underwater attack on child
-
Montreal garden club celebrates 90th anniversary
You are viewing an Accelerated Mobile Webpage.
View Original Article