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B.C. man dies from freak snowmobile accident, donated organs help 13 people

B.C. man dies from freak snowmobile accident, donated organs help 13 people

Shanelle Pierce is conflicted about her husband’s death, how a tragic moment can be a lifesaving blessing for others. Last month, Trevor Pierce of Williams Lake, B.C., died following a freak accident while trying to load a snowmobile onto a truck for an upcoming trip.An outdoor enthusiast, the 33-year-old was riding up the ramp when

STARS Air Ambulance saves the life of a former lottery grand prize winner

STARS Air Ambulance saves the life of a former lottery grand prize winner

A former STARS Air Ambulance Lottery grand prize winner has seen firsthand how the life-saving organization’s funds are spent, after he went from supporter to patient earlier this year. Neil Lund and his wife Mona Cardinal have purchased STARS lottery tickets for 25 years and in 2014, they won a Calgary dream home worth $1.3

Crash that killed 2 pedestrians in Amqui, Quebec appears intentional, police say

Crash that killed 2 pedestrians in Amqui, Quebec appears intentional, police say

The Sûreté du Québec confirmed that two people were killed and nine others injured when a pick-up truck struck a group of pedestrians in Amqui, in the Gaspésie, on Monday afternoon. Of the injured, three have life-threatening injuries, while the remaining six are “not in danger,” according to police.The two fatalities are two men, one

Sarah Polley wins her 1st ever Oscar for ‘Woman Talking’ – National

Sarah Polley wins her 1st ever Oscar for ‘Woman Talking’ – National

Sarah Polley has won her first Academy Award. The Canadian filmmaker, who hails from Toronto, Ont., was awarded the Best Adapted Screenplay Oscar Sunday night for her movie, Women Talking. Read more: Oscars 2023 red carpet: The best and boldest fashion of the night As she accepted her award, she joked that she was grateful

Alberta boy, 5, killed in dog attack was in care of children’s services

Alberta boy, 5, killed in dog attack was in care of children’s services

A five-year-old boy who was in the care of Alberta Children’s Services died after being attacked by dogs on a First Nation north of Slave Lake. The attack happened the evening of Sunday, March 5 on the Whitefish Lake First Nation #459, which is about 375 kilometres north of Edmonton.RCMP from High Prairie and Alberta