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The Wednesday, May 16, 2012 edition of the Evening News on Global Montreal.

Wed, May 16: A pedestrian is in critical condition in hospital after dozens of bricks fell on his head around midnight in downtown Montreal. The building's owner says it was a freak accident and insists his building is safe. Domenic Fazioli has the story.

Wed, May 16: Caroline Plante reports from Quebec City with reaction to the government’s proposed next steps in the student conflict.

Wed, May 16: The bylaw to ban masks in Montreal is one step closer to reality. Public consultations on the bylaw were held today at city hall. City officials say the goal behind the bylaw is to deter violent protesters. As Anne Leclair reports, some say it will simply add fuel to the fire.

Tues, May 15: A report outlining the coroner's investigation into the death of three cyclists has been released. Anne Leclair has details of the report and reaction from one woman who survived the tragic accident.

Tues, May 15: Fourteen weeks into thebitter battle over the hike in tuition fees, Quebec's new education minister is sitting down to talk to student leaders. As Caroline Plante reports, the pressure is on Michelle Courchesne to solve the issue - the question is how?

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