Lac-Megantic 10 years: demanding better rail safety

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Lac-Megantic 10 years: demanding better rail safety

“We don’t feel that our authorities protect us,” said Gilbert Carette, a Lac-Megantic resident, a decade after a train derailment that killed 47 people there. He and others demanding better rail safety. Tina Tenneriello reports.

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