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Deadly fire at a Canadian military base

Fire at Canadian military base kills seven, CBC reports

By Amanda Stephenson CALGARY, Oct 18 (Reuters) - At least seven people died in a major fire this weekend at a Canadian military base in Alberta, CBC News reported on Sunday. Canadian authorities said there were deaths and injuries at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright but they have not released any casualty figures.

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At least 4 dead after 'violent' fire at Canadian military base

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4 service members killed, 39 injured in fire at Canadian military base

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2 soldiers from B.C. dead in CFB Wainwright fire: officials

Two of the four soldiers who died when a massive fire tore through Canadian Forces Base Wainwright Saturday were from Metro Vancouver.

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Deadly blaze began as grass fire that wind whipped into ‘wall of flame,’ early military communications indicate

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‘A terrible tragedy’: Kinew offers condolences following tragedy at CFB Wainwright

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Deaths, injuries as fire hits Alberta's CFB Wainwright military base, Defence Minister says

McGuinty had few other details to share but he says the situation is unlike any other in recent memory.

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Carney says 4 service members killed and dozens injured in fire at Alberta military base

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Alberta pro-unity rally held in wake of CFB Wainwright fire on final day before vote

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‘We will remember’: Tributes pour in for soldiers killed in fiery incident at Alberta military base

Tributes are pouring in from across the country for the four soldiers killed in a fiery incident at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright after they were identified Sunday.

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