Witnesses raise questions about the safety of the heritage building in Old Montreal. Four bodies have been found and three people are missing. The owner blamed a tenant for creating a risk of fire in the building in 2012. The building was built in 1890 and originally housed the offices of a flour company.

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Questions raised about safety of Old Montreal building destroyed by fatal fire

Police and firefighters have said it's too soon to say what caused the fire. But witnesses have raised questions about safety, including whether smoke detectors were working and whether there were proper emergency exits.

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People who stayed at the building where a fire broke out last week in Old Montreal say they had safety concerns. “I have to imagine everyone living there thought at some point, 'man, if there’s a fire, I’m a goner,'” one former tenant said.

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Prior to going up in flames, Old Montreal building was considered 'fire trap' by worried renters

MONTREAL – More than a week after a fatal fire tore through a building in Old Montreal, accounts from former tenants and victims of the blaze are raising questions about […]

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Questions about Montreal building after fatal fire

MONTREAL — More than a week after a fatal fire tore through a building in Old Montreal, accounts from former tenants and victims of the blaze are raising…

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More than a week after a fatal fire tore through a building in Old Montreal, accounts from former tenants and victims of the blaze are raising questions about the safety of the heritage property.
Five bodies had been found as of Saturday evening and two people were missing in the shell of the once-elegant greystone building.
Police and firefighters have said it’s too soon to say what caused the fire. But witnesses have raised concerns, including…

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Questions Raised About Safety of Old Montreal Building Destroyed by Fatal Fire

MONTREAL - More than a week after a fatal fire tore through a building in Old Montreal, accounts from former tenants and victims of the blaze are rais...

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MONTREAL — More than a week after a fatal fire tore through a building in Old Montreal, accounts from former tenants and victims of the blaze are raising questions about the safety of the heritage property.

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Accounts from former tenants of a building in Old Montreal that was destroyed in a blaze are raising questions about its safety.

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