Pilot killed in Quebec Remembrance Day plane crash identified Canada Nov 12 2 min read ↗
A pilot who died Wednesday when his plane crashed after participating in a Remembrance Day ceremony south of Quebec City has been identified.
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The eastbound lanes of I-70 were closed at Georgetown on Thursday due to a crash involving 10 vehicles and some Clear Creek County deputies.
A U.S. Department of Interior report outlines the extraordinary circumstances that led to the deaths of four firefighters.
Students performed CPR, called 911 and helped emergency responders reach their professor after he became ill during class.
A rescue group says the dog, Tony, was starving, dehydrated, and anemic, and a veterinarian says her feeding must be carefully controlled to prevent seizures.
There is a massive search ongoing in Needham, Massachusetts, for missing 17-year-old Cole Davison.
The superintendent of Pleasantdale School District 107 said the children were both elementary students in the district. While he hasn
Two firefighters and one civilian were taken to the hospital after they were injured in a house fire on Thursday evening in the Chatham neighborhood on the South Side of Chicago.
A police helicopter crew found William, who has Level 2 autism, lying asleep on a flat rock beside a creek and he was later reunited with his mother.
The three-storey building on a major road in Brooklyn, New York gave way while construction workers were digging on a neighbouring plot of land.
Construction is finally underway at the site of a landslide that washed away a critical road and cut out a massive hole in front of the fire station in L’Ascension, Que. It took 86 days to get the work started. Mayor Jacque
Victoria Police will announce shortly the outcome of a months-long inquiry into a night out with Swans players and three exotic dancers in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel.
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