Canada marked tenth anniversary of Air India 182 bombing
Memorials in Ottawa and Ireland remembered the June 23 1985 disaster that killed 329 people including 278 Canadians. Families demand public inquiry while RCMP re energizes probe and appeals for tips to advance prosecution.
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Fatal Flight 182 Disaster Sparked by Bomb
Facts on Air India Flight 182, exploded off Ireland on June 23 1985 killing 329 people including 278 Canadians. Investigations point to a planted bomb and Sikh separatist links. RCMP seek evidence. Inderjit Reyat later jailed for related Narita airport deaths.
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Teen hurt by falling SkyDome tile rushed to hospital
Chantelle LePage a 16 year old at a Toronto Blue Jays game was struck by a panel and later sent to Hamilton General hospital for surgery after initial treatment at Toronto Western Hospital. She was among seven injured as tiles fell from SkyDome causing a medical response and inspections ahead of today’s Argonauts game.
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Ontario fires ravage vast northern forests across Canada
Firefighters led by Cory Wojtowicz battle 340 blazes across Ontario and nearby provinces. Amid smoke and heat, crews struggle as 3,300 square kilometres burn from Dryden toward Hudson Bay, with 1,000+ firefighters on the front lines and warnings of extreme fire danger in Quebec Nova Scotia Saskatchewan Manitoba Alberta and the Northwest Territories.
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Tourist dies after Niagara Falls gorge plunge
An 18 year old tourist from Erie Pennsylvania was killed early Friday after climbing a retaining wall and falling 75 metres into the Niagara Falls gorge. He landed on a road leading to Maid of the Mist landing and a hydro plant. police withheld his name. Signs warn against climbing the railing. past accidents have occurred when visitors slip on grass.
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