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An 84-year-old woman, gravely injured when she was run over by her own car May 8 at St. Luke's Anglican Church at St. Luke's Anglican Church located at Valleyridge Dr. and Dundas St. W., died in hospital on Monday, May 20, 2019. (Google Maps image)

Senior dies after freak accident in Ontario church parking lot

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Dawn Hale, left, and April Boldt are daughters of the late Donn Hale. Donn was a patient of Regina Patient Transfer Services and the attendants allowed him to make a stop at Milky Way for his last ride before being taken to palliative care. His daughters stand in front of a pool table where their father liked to play.

Patient transfer satisfies dying Regina man's wish for ice cream pit stop

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Cesur Celik and his wife June Tyler at their Île-Bizard home, with a portrait of their son Koray.

Their son died in a Montreal police intervention; now, another blow

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Canada

The Sucker Creek fire attack crew prepares to be dispatched to fires burning in northwestern Alberta at the High Prairie staging area just south of High Prairie on Wednesday, May 22, 2019.

Under an orange glow: High Level residents to remain evacuated as wildfire threat continues

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Cesur Celik and his wife June Tyler at their Île-Bizard home, with a portrait of their son Koray.

Their son died in a Montreal police intervention; now, another blow

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Canada's Trudeau to invest C$15.7 billion in coast guard overhaul

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World

Swiss propose house arrest, including for teenagers, to curb extremism

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Before Newfoundland native Robyn Dwyer and her family evacuated from their High Level, Alta., home Monday, she snapped a few photos of the wildfire that was approaching the town.

Wildfire forces Newfoundland woman and family from Alberta home

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From left, Judith Holloway, Frank Pike and Pike’s daughter, Vicki Colbourne, unveil the engraved stone Monday for Frank’s oldest brother, Walter Kitchener Pike — a gunner with the Royal Artillery, 59 (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment in the Second World War — who died in England in 1941.

Stone commemorates Newfoundland soldier buried in U.K.

Updated a day ago

Residents of St. Vincent’s and Beaconsfield Junior High School teachers, who delivered the new sign of Pte. Kevin Kennedy to the town last week, erect the sign in the town’s memorial park named after Kennedy.

Pte. Kevin Kennedy Memorial Park in St. Vincent’s has a new sign thanks to a St. John’s school

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Michael Kennedy at a memorial in Kandahar, Afghanistan, in honour of his younger brother Kevin Kennedy who was killed in a roadside bomb attack in southern Afghanistan on April 8, 2007.

Newfoundland sailor continued to fight terror after losing brother in Afghanistan

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Regional

A search is underway for a missing fisherman in Naufrage May 21.

UPDATE: Major effort to find young P.E.I. fisherman who fell overboard near Naufrage May 21

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Beets, carrots and onions are three vegetables that are easy to grow in Newfoundland and Labrador. Food First NL is offering grants to help people be self-sustaining by growing their own crops.

Group aims to help Newfoundland and Labrador communities grow food

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Trudeau set to make Canadian Coast Guard announcement in Vancouver

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Blair Harris shown months before he died on Dec 8, 2018.

Girl recounts horror of shooting that killed Sydney Mines’ Blair Harris

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