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Woman who was injured in Urbainville shooting has passed away: P.E.I. RCMP
A second person who was injured by shots fired in the western part of Prince Edward Island last week has died, police have confirmed. The P.E.I. RCMP says a 50-year-old woman who was involved in the shooting in Urbainville last Friday has died after going to hospital with serious injuries. An 35-year-old unidentified man was also pronounced dead at the scene last week. 'Our thoughts are with the families of both victims involved in this incident,' police said in a news release. 'The families of both victims asked for respect and privacy during this difficult time.' Officers responded to reports of shots fired into a vehicle on Route 125 (Hackmatack Road) around 8 p.m. on Friday. They said a vehicle involved in the incident appeared to have crashed into a ditch and struck a telephone pole. Police believe the man who died was the driver. The cause of his death is still under investigation, but police did confirm he was injured by the shots fired. 'Police are also investigating a burned vehicle located in Saint Lawrence, near Miminegash in Prince County, which was reported to RCMP at approximately 8:15 a.m. on Saturday August 9. This vehicle may be linked to the case,' reads a separate news release. -With files from CTV News Atlantic's Melanie Price For more Nova Scotia news, visit our dedicated provincial page
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OFM investigators wrapping up investigation into Barrie house explosion
Emergency crews tend to the scene of a reported house explosion in Barrie, Ont., on Sat., Aug. 9, 2025. Fire officials say investigators with the Ontario Fire Marshal's (OFM) office are wrapping up their probe into a fatal house explosion that happened in a south end neighbourhood in Barrie over the weekend. The explosion Saturday morning turned the home into a pile of debris, and caused damage damage to neighbouring houses and vehicles. Firefighters battled intense flames and thick, black smoke after the deafening bang shook the quiet street. Police confirmed a 45-year-old man was located in 'what was left of the home' at 65 Marshall Street and taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. On Monday, police say they learned he had passed away. A GoFundMe campaign launched following the explosion states a woman and her two daughters, who were not home at the time, are now left picking up the pieces. There was no mention of the man who died, however, several social media posts indicate he lived in the home. Officials have yet to confirm his identity. Exactly what caused the explosion has yet to be determined. 'The investigation into the cause of the explosion and fire remains under investigation by the Office of the Fire Marshal, who is being assisted by detectives from the Barrie Police Criminal Investigation Division,' Barrie police stated in an email to CTV News Tuesday. CTV News will provide updates on the investigation as they become available.
