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4 Catholic churches destroyed in suspicious fires in Canada | World News

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Deux nouvelles églises brûlées en une nuit en Colombie-Britannique

Une église de la communauté de Hedley et une autre de la communauté de Chopaka, au sud de la Colombie-Britannique, ont été la proie des flammes dans la nuit de vendredi à samedi, un événement survenu quelques jours après que deux autres églises ont été brûlées vers Okanagan. Ces deux incendies, qui sont survenus entre 3 h et 4 h samedi matin, ont été confirmés par le chef de bande de la communauté de Lower Similkameen, Keith Crow, selon Global News. «J’ai reçu un appel tôt ce matin d’un de nos membres me disant que notre église était en feu à Chopaka», a mentionné le chef Crow au média. «Lors de cet appel, j’en ai reçu un autre de la bande indienne d’Upper Similkameen indiquant que leur église avait également été incendiée».

Two more Catholic churches burn down on Indigenous land in B C s Interior

Two more Catholic churches on Indigenous land in B.C.’s Interior burned to the ground early Saturday morning. The latest were located on reserves in the Similkameen Valley, and come just days after two Catholic churches burned down on Indigenous land in the southern Okanagan. Chief Keith Crow, of the Lower Similkameen Indian Band, said St. Ann’s Church on the Chuchuwayha reserve in Hedley and the Lower Similkameen Indian Band church, the Chopaka Church, were destroyed by fire at about 4 a.m. He said the fires were suspicious and “possibly” linked to the other two in the Okanagan.

2 more Catholic churches on B C First Nations reserves burned to ground

  VANCOUVER Two more Catholic churches on First Nations reserve land in B.C. have burned to the ground. The churches, both in the Similkameen region, went up in flames early Saturday morning and both were destroyed completely, say Penticton RCMP. RCMP say that just before 4 a.m. they received a call about a fire at St. Ann s Church, which is located just east of Hedley on Upper Similkameen Indian Band land. Then at 4:45 a.m. they got a call about a fire at Chopaka Church on Lower Similkameen Indian Band land, just east of Keremeos. The fires come on the heels of similar incidents on June 21, when two other Catholic churches in B.C. were burned to the ground. One was on Osoyoos Indian Band reserve and the other on the Penticton Indian Band reserve.

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