National News Subway work irks Indigenous rights advocate in Montreal By Tom Fennario Sep 12, 2016 Some say the money should be spent better. Tom Fennario APTN National News Montreal is spending a lot money to tear down a subway entrance that offers the city’s homeless shelter from bad weather. The entrance is near Cabot Square, a downtown park popular with Inuit. Some say the money should be spent better. Report an Error Tell us your Story Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Your Name *Your Email Address *Details *EmailSubmit Report Tags: Featured, homeless, Inuit, Montreal, Quebec, subway Continue Reading “We had to answer the call” Woman travels from Vancouver to Standing... Families in James Bay area pay more than double for food: report Author(s) Tom Fennario [email protected] More Stories Former caregiver of little girl found dead in Manitoba bar... 6 hours ago By Cierra Bettens Murray Sinclair’s family, friends say stories of ‘... 7 hours ago By Leanne Sanders | Tiar Wheatle ‘Incalculable loss’: Murray Sinclair remembered 9 hours ago By Kathleen Martens Former judge, senator, chair of TRC Murray Sinclair has di... 14 hours ago By APTN National News Oil, gas companies told to cut emissions by one-third unde... 15 hours ago By The Canadian Press Mural unveiled in Winnipeg part of province’s Indigenous... 3 days ago By Tiar Wheatle