Seven people were killed after a fire ripped through an Old Montreal heritage building on March 16. With the police investigation ongoing and a public inquiry to come, the families of those killed are looking for answers.
Seven people, including six staying in Airbnbs, died in a fire in this heritage building in Old Montreal on March 16. Their families are looking for answers.
Brittany Sears lost her brother Nathan, 35, in the fire. Her family has applied to file a class action seeking damages from the property owner, short-term rental operator and Airbnb. Nathan Sears was in Montreal for a conference on international studies and was staying in an Airbnb in Old Montreal when it caught fire, trapping people inside.
"At the beginning we were not aware of the fire, we were very worried but not hopeless," An's mother Qu told CBC in Mandarin, through an interpreter.
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