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Canada s Deadliest Rockslide — The Night Turtle Mountain Crashed Onto the Town of Frank

Article content Tomorrow â April 29 â marks the 118th anniversary of the Frank Slide â the deadliest rockslide disaster Canada ever experienced. At 4:10 in the morning of April 29, 1903, a huge slab of Turtle Mountain â known as âthe mountain that movesâ by Indigenous peoples â came crashing down into the Crowsnest Pass and town of Frank. Itâs estimated more than 82 million tonnes of limestone sheered itself off the mountain, taking the lives of 72 known residents and an undetermined number of other people who were in the area. The death toll is often estimated to be more than 90. A Calgary Herald article in the April 30, 1903 edition said, âThis place was visited this morning (April 29) by the worst disaster that has even befallen any community in Western Canada.â Early estimates of the number of people killed varied, but newspaper reports began listing the names of those who were known to have perished. The list, heartbreakingly,

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Episode 4 - MARS RED - Anime News Network

This week, MARS RED compounds its vampire-tinged military intrigue, further explores the tensions of the Taisho period, and takes some cues from zombie flicks. It s also a messier episode than the previous three. Tonally, it s all over the place, and the same goes for its various plot threads, which only seem to grow more tangled as time goes on. Under the surface, however, we can still find the meditations and artistic references that drew me to the series in the first place, and they continue to hint at the greater thematic ambitions of the story and these characters. Each episode so far has featured a tragic vampiric couple at the center of its activity: Misaki and Maeda, the lovers who met their end at the hands of Code Zero, Yamagami and his wife, and now Suwa and Akesato. Each of the prior couples also featured an allusion to a past work of art that served as a metaphoric foundation for their romance and tragedy. In that respect, Suwa and Akesato are unique, because their tr

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Tenby s Imperial Hotel to re-open under new ownership

ONE of Pembrokeshire s longest-established hotels, which shut last year, is set to reopen within weeks. There were fears that Tenby’s Imperial Hotel would remain closed indefinitely when it went into administration last May as part of Shearings Hotels. But it is now due to open its doors again as part of a newly-formed collection of former Shearings Hotels under the banner of the Coast & Country Hotel Collection. Thirty jobs will be created when the clifftop Imperial, overlooking Tenby s South Beach, reopens on May 17, in line with Welsh Government guidelines. The hotel is under new ownership with a hotel management agreement with Bespoke Hotels.

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What did Vic Reeves find with a stick in his Darlington days?

What did Vic Reeves find with a stick in his Darlington days?
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The day West went to Wembley

WEST AUCKLAND? said the lady from the Castle Players, Didn t they win the World Cup? People know that West won the Sir Thomas Lipton Trophy, which is regarded as the first World Cup, in 1909 and 1911, but that really is a piece of fantasy, something for the film-makers. If the amateur actress had said to me: “West Auckland? Didn t they once play in a final at Wembley in front of a 45,000 crowd? she would have been bang on the money, because West’s triumph in front of their largest ever crowd at the home of football exactly 60 years ago this weekend is very much the real thing.

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