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Oct 20, 2026
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Saskatchewan honours fallen soldiers after Wainwright tragedy
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Nutana Legion Branch 362 president Bill Flahr says he wants people to remember the fallen soldiers, the injured and the families who are impacted.
18, 84 members of 3rd Battalion of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry were training with live munitions in the area.
Most of the soldiers were throwing hand grenades on a range, while 10 soldiers were doing simulations of an attack on enemies.
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Saskatchewan honours fallen soldiers after Wainwright tragedy
By Chris Carr Global News
Posted October 20, 2026 1:45 pm
The death of four soldiers in Wainwright is being felt deeply in Saskatchewan. Pte. Shaun Farrell, who is from Prince Albert, was one of four people killed when a fast-moving fire ripped through the area during a training exercise. Dozens more were critically injured.
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Shaun Farrell, from Prince Albert, was killed when a fast-moving fire ripped through the area during a training exercise.…
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