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He was 104. In addition to emerging mostly unharmed from the wartime munitions blast that devastated Halifax, Snair walked away from one of the worst train accidents Canadian history: the 1942 Almonte train wreck that killed 39 people. In his 50s, he survived a bout with cancer; in his 60s, a highway crash; and as a centenarian, most of his second pandemic. He once told an interviewer he didn’t believe God played any role in his repeated acts of survival. “No, it’s just something that happened and I happened to be there,” Snair explained. “I’ve just been in the right place at the wrong time.”

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