Plane Crash In Winnipeg Intersection Injures Six Americans
A Keystone Air Service Piper Navajo carrying six Americans crashed at a busy Winnipeg intersection around 9 30 a m. The elderly man in critical condition was among the injured. First responders freed two passengers as police noted the plane narrowly avoided a gas station and homes.
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Istanders
Brett Tocher
Co-op
Keystone Air Service Ltd
Cliff Ark
Midwest
Gunisao Lake Lodge
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Michigan
Arl
Keystone
Bob Johnson
Tocher
Keystone Air
Experts plan rescue of ailing killer whale calf
Vancouver experts, with Canada and the United States, aim to rescue a lone female killer whale calf in Puget Sound, Washington. The operation targets Thursday weather permitting, with potential relocation to a U S lab and possible reunion with the northern pod by June 27 or 28.
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Vancouver
U.S
Puget Sound
Washington State
Michelle McCombs
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
McCombs
Man faces over 40 sex charges in Quebec case
A 61 year old man is charged with more than 40 counts of sexually assaulting 21 boys at a group home. The alleged assaults occurred from 1974 to 1983. Police say he returned from Mexico about six months ago and owned the youth group home. He was arrested near the border town.
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Montreal
Quebec
Mexico
Pierre Robichaud
Robert Sturgeon
Species at Risk Act passes after debate in Commons
The House of Commons approved the Species at Risk Act by a 148 to 85 vote amid opposition from multiple parties. The bill, now headed to the Senate, criminalizes harming endangered species on federal lands and waters but not on provincial lands or migratory species. Kate Smallwood of Sierra Legal Defence Fund praised the narrow victory while noting jurisdictional limits.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Liberals
Canadian Alliance
Bloc Quebecois
New Democrats
Senate
Kate Smallwood
Sierra Legal Defence Fund
Canada
Territories
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