Grenade exercise sparked deadly fire at Canada military base, army says
Deadly fire at Canada military base sparks questions about safety protocols
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Four soldiers have lost their lives in a fire at CFB Wainwright, leaving behind a community in shock and grief. The tragedy raises questions about the safety of military exercises and protocols in place to prevent such incidents.
According to the army, a live grenade exercise sparked the deadly fire, but details on how the incident occurred are still emerging.
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Grenade exercise sparked fire at Canada military base that killed four soldiersThe Independent · 1d ago
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Deadly fire at Canada military base was caused by live grenade exercise, army saysNew York Post · 1d ago
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Questions people are asking
How many soldiers lost their lives in the fire?
Four
What caused the fire, according to the army?
A live grenade exercise
What is the U.S. Ambassador's response to the tragedy?
He has offered assistance to Canada
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