25 cattle dead after water pump destroyed in southern Alberta
A water pump was rammed into by a boat some time between Wednesday and Sunday just south of Raymond, resulting in the death of 25 cows.
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No one injured following tour bus crash near Lake Minnewanka
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25 cattle dead after water pump destroyed in southern Alberta
A water pump was rammed into by a boat some time between Wednesday and Sunday just south of Raymond, resulting in the death of 25 cows.
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