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MH370 mystery as plane debris washes up on South African beach seven years after doomed jet vanished Updated: 17 Feb 2021, 20:27 DEBRIS thought to be from the doomed MH370 jet has washed up on a South African beach seven years after the plane went missing. The Malaysian Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, crashed at an unknown location in March, 2014, killing all 239 people on board. 9 9 Debris said to have come from the doomed Malaysian Airlines plane was washed ashore in South Africa this monthCredit: Blaine Gibson A three-ft piece of wreckage came ashore at the start of February ...

Positive cases have also turned up in four more schools. In the Moncton region, Riverview East School has confirmed one case. Families are being contacted about any impacts to learning this week. Caledonia Regional High School in Hillsborough has also notified its community about one case. Both schools are closed today.  The closure of Edith Cavell school continue with at-home learning for them and T.E.S.S students. Despite the numbers, Education Minister Dominic Cardy said evidence has shown the safest place for students to be is school. He says they are working to students in classes as mu...

Suncor has identified the worker who died in a

Suncor has confirmed the worker who died in a Wednesday afternoon accident is Patrick Poitras, 25, of Saint-Andre, New Brunswick.

ago. the aircraft fragment is being transported to france. one thing investigators will be looking at is to see if this component number matches those from the missing wing of the plane. the fragment which resembles part of the a wing from a boeing 777 was located wednesday on the island of reunion. today search crews have recovered a damaged suitcase also on that same island. the french controlled idea land lies in the indian ocean near madagascar, thousands of miles from the original search zone off the coast of australia. earlier today by colleague spoke with sarah bajic whose boy...