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Barney Veal Obituary - (1940-2005) - Vimarsana News

Barney Veal Obituary - (1940-2005)

VEAL, BARNEY EDWIN, 65, resident of St. Cloud, suffered a heart attack while vacationing with his family and passed away in Nassau, Bahamas. A loving husband, son, brother, dad and granddad who loved history, the outdoors and working with the land. He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Carole; his daughter, Suzette; son-in-law, […]

Barney Veal Obituary - Vimarsana News

Barney Veal Obituary

VEAL, BARNEY EDWIN, 65, resident of St. Cloud, suffered a heart attack while vacationing with his family and passed away in Nassau, Bahamas. A loving husband, son, brother, dad and granddad who loved history, the outdoors and working with the land. He is survived by his wife of 44 years, Carole; his daughter, Suzette; son-in-law, […]

Mysterious bones lead P.E.I. man on a quest - Vimarsana News

Mysterious bones lead P.E.I. man on a quest

Ron Howse has made it his mission to find out more about a pile of bones he found while walking along his local beach in Souris.

Source: cbc.ca
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The mysterious bin of bones on a P.E.I. beach - Vimarsana News

The mysterious bin of bones on a P.E.I. beach

A discovery on the shore in Souris, in northeastern P.E.I., has provided an adventure for Ron Howse and his friends.

Source: cbc.ca
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Why fossilizing bones that washed up on a P.E.I. beach have some locals abuzz - Vimarsana News

Why fossilizing bones that washed up on a P.E.I. beach have some locals abuzz

A walk on Souris beach has turned into a months-long mystery for an Island man. Are the bones from bison? Or cow bones? A scientist predicts more of this kind of discoveries as storms eat away at the Island shoreline.

Source: cbc.ca