'It's gone'

Molly Deveau’s son had one wish before they drove away from their home in Hammonds Plains as heavy smoke filled the air. 

“Mom, before we leave, let’s take one last picture just in case,” said Carter.

It was Sunday afternoon. 

Deveau and Carter, 11, had returned to their home on Blue Jay Lane after visiting family in Chester. 

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Paramedics
The other four times Joe Smith had to be transported by ambulance to the hospital emergency department, the paramedics were able to administer medications.

According to the Nova Scotia Paramedics union's website, the medications a paramedic can administer are dependent on the level they are; primary care, intermediate care or advanced care. 

This time he wasn't able to get anything, nor were the other people in the offload room with him, who Smith said also displayed symptoms of pain. 

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Hall of Fame
Growing up in Cape Breton, Pamela LeJean considered herself to be an athlete with many talents. 

If she wasn’t on the court representing her school in basketball, she could be found on the pitch playing rugby, a sport she quickly fell in love with during her high school years. 

“I played sports my whole life,” said LeJean. “After basketball, I switched to rugby and I loved it. It was so much fun being able to smash into people and I really enjoyed it overall.” 

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