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Canada sub

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Funeral of submarine blaze officer

Dignitaries and sailors crowded into a Nova Scotia church today for the funeral of a Canadian submarine crew member killed by an onboard fire in the North Atlantic last week.

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Submarine fire survivors tell of blaze horror

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Canada may sue over stricken sub

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Details of submarine fire to be released

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Salvage mission on submarine continues

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Ceremony to be held for Canadian submariner
Canadian PM may visit ailing sailors

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin has revealed he may divert from his first major foreign tour to visit a hospital in Ireland where Canadian sailors were being treated after being rescued from a disabled submarine. But the detour depends on whether the sailors are well enough to see him.

Fri, 08 Oct, 2004

Stricken submarine under tow to safety

A rescue operation to tow a stricken Canadian submarine to safety started tonight, as a second crewman remained in a critical condition.

Thu, 07 Oct, 2004

Rescue tugs on way to stricken sub

Rescue tugs are on the way to a stricken Canadian submarine stranded off the north-west coast after one of her crew lost his life to the catastrophe.

Thu, 07 Oct, 2004

Canadian sub crew member dies in Sligo hospital

A member of the crew of stricken Canadian submarine HMCS Chicoutimi died in Sligo General Hospital late last night.

Thu, 07 Oct, 2004

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