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Quebec AM | Nov 23, 2012 | 11:45

Environmental Health department investigating red dust in Limoilou

The red-dust-over-Limoilou warning sounded by a neighbourhood couple has got things moving. Both the Environment and Public Health departments are now involved. We'll speak with the coordinator of environmental health.

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