Eastway Tank, owner plead guilty in workplace blast that killed 6
The company at the centre of one of the deadliest workplace incidents in Ottawa has pleaded guilty to two charges, while the owner of the company has pleaded guilty to one.
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The company at the centre of one of the deadliest workplace incidents in Ottawa has pleaded guilty to two charges, while the owner of the company has pleaded guilty to one.
The family of Danny Beale, one of the six workers who died in last January's Eastway Tank explosion, is reflecting on their first Christmas without him and the belongings he left behind.
Some were just entering the workforce, while others were approaching retirement. The six people who died in the Jan. 13 explosion and fire at Eastway Tank in Ottawa may be united by the tragic circumstances of their deaths, but in their lives they were individuals, through and through.
Danny Beale, 29, is among the six people believed killed in Thursday's explosion at Eastway Tank, Pump and Meter Ltd. in Ottawa. His parents are remembering him as a devout family man who loved the outdoors.
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