As a retirement gift to himself, Alex Hay bought a bright yellow 16-foot sea kayak and planned some paddling adventures as he drove the nearly 2,000 kilometres home to Ottawa from Mishkeegogamang First Nation in northwestern Ontario. Read More
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Alex Hay (1965-2022): 'It makes me feel better knowing he died looking up at the sky'
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