The Montreal fire department and police are securing the building to make sure nobody else is trapped inside.
CBC NewsMontreal fire department spokesperson Martin Guilbault says the collapse was caused by the fall of concrete slab within the building.
Both people — conscious but injured — were transported to hospital, according to Montreal fire department spokesperson Martin Guilbault.Guilbault said the collapse, which is not visible from the exterior, was caused by the fall of concrete slab within the building. It's not known why the slab fell. The Service de police de la Ville de Montréal is assisting the fire department in securing the building and making sure nobody else is inside.
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