Prince Albert to Lower Flags, Open Condolence Book for Soldier Killed at CFB Wainwright
Prince Albert will open a condolence book as officials investigate the training accident that left 39 soldiers hospitalized, including 19 in critical condition.
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Sask. soldier killed in CFB Wainwright fire mourned in Prince Albert
Pte. Shaun Farrell of Prince Albert, Sask., was one of four Canadian soldiers killed Saturday when a fast-moving fire swept through a training area at Canadian Armed Forces Base in Wainwright, Alberta.
Durham municipalities lowering flags following tragedy at Alberta military base
Municipalities across Durham are honouring the four soldiers who died and everyone else affected after a fire at a military base in Alberta. Thirty-nine other soldiers were injured Saturday during a training exercise when the wind picked up and quickly spread a nearby grass fire. Pickering Mayor Kevin Ashe released a statement, extending condoloences. Flags at town facilites in Whitby will be lowered to half-mast until sunset on Friday, October …
Prince Albert mourns soldier killed in Wainwright tragedy
Flags are flying at half-mast at City facilities in Prince Albert as the community mourns Private Shaun Farrell, one of four Canadian Armed Forces members killed during a military training exercise at CFB Wainwright in Alberta on Saturday, Oct. 17. A book of condolences has also been placed in the foyer of City Hall, allowing […] The post Prince Albert mourns soldier killed in Wainwright tragedy first appeared on Prince Albert Daily Herald.
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