\u00a0The Canadian Press \u00a005\/06\/2024 A grieving mother has told a coroner’s inquest that she can’t understand how her son could have been allowed to die in the cold outside a Montreal homeless shelter. Suzanne Chemaganish says her son Raphael Andr\u00e9 grew up in the woods with his Innu family in northern Quebec and was used to cold weather. She says that in her community, when someone knocks on the door, the person is let inside to make sure they’re out of the cold. Coroner St\u00e9phanie Gamache is presiding over the inquest into the death of Andr\u00e9, who was 51 when he died in January 2021 inside a portable toilet close to a Montreal homeless shelter he frequented. The death came after Quebec had imposed a nighttime curfew to curb the… <\/p>\n
\u00a0The Canadian Press \u00a005\/06\/2024 A grieving mother has told a coroner’s inquest that she can’t understand how her son could have been allowed to die in the cold outside a Montreal homeless shelter. Suzanne Chemaganish says her son Raphael Andr\u00e9 grew up in the woods with his Innu family in northern Quebec and was used to cold weather. She says that in her community, when someone knocks on the door, the person is let inside to make sure they’re out of the cold. Coroner St\u00e9phanie Gamache is presiding over the inquest into the death of Andr\u00e9, who was 51 when he died in January 2021 inside a portable toilet close to a Montreal homeless shelter he frequented. The death came after Quebec had imposed a nighttime curfew to curb the... <\/p>\n