Newfoundland man reunites with girls he saved in 1951 fire
Edward Kip Malone aged 77 moved to Conception Bay South. He saved two sisters from a St John’s house fire in 1951. One sister is his next door neighbour Margaret Fowler. The pair describe the reunion as divine intervention and Malones sense of closure.
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Kip’ Malone
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Newfoundland
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Margaret Fowler
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Kip Malone
St. John's
Barbara Earle
Earle
O'Leary criticized for peacekeeping comments in leadership debate
Conservative MPs Michael Chong and Erin O'Toole condemned Kevin O'Leary's remarks that Canadians are known as peacekeepers not warriors. O'Toole urged an apology while Prime aides and public figures labeled the comments disrespectful and ill-judged as O'Leary weighs a leadership bid.
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Michael Chong
Erin O’toole
O’leary
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O'Toole
Chong
Canada
Conservative Party of Canada
Justin Trudeau
Gerald Butts
Kingston Pen site eyed for private redevelopment sailing academy
A Kingston group led by former Olympian John Curtis and ex mayor Harvey Rosen proposes a $300 million plan to convert Kingston Penitentiary into an elite sailing training center and wind power research institute. They seek a fast sale of the land to avoid a stalled project, with two museums, condos, and commercial space within the complex. The plan would tear down most of the prison to open water access and create about 300 jobs.
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Kingston Penitentiary
Lake Ontario
John Curtis
Kingston
Harvey Rosen
George Hood
Queen's University
Kingston Pen
Hood
Bryan Paterson
Aveley Serin
Correctional Services Canada
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