Gunman arrested after Moncton RCMP siege end
Justin Bourque was captured at 12 10 a.m. ending a 30 hour manhunt for a suspect tied to the Moncton shootings that killed three Mounties and wounded two. Residents watched from cordoned homes as roads reopened after the arrest.
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Canadian parachutist recalls D-Day peril and Pegasus Bridge
Lance Cpl. John Ross, 23, was among the first Canadians to land on June 6 1944 at Pegasus Bridge as part of the British 6th Airborne Division. He survived a perilous drop near the Dives marshes and fought through an all night assault to halt German counterattacks. Now 93 and living in Lethbridge, he returns to Normandy to remember a pivotal turning point of World War II.
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May Real Estate Boom Sets Records in Medicine Hat
May broke records with 53 million dollars in residential sales led by 139 detached homes. Single family sales reached 43.5 million, up 22 percent from the next closest month. Devan Velesky of the real estate board calls the activity insane and expects it to continue into summer.
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