Even after an earlier close call when falling ice hit a worker, safety measures at the Claridge Icon excavation pit failed to prevent Olivier Bruneau’s death, one of Bruneau’s co-workers said at a coroner’s inquest Monday. Read More
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Bruneau inquest: Despite concerns, ice conditions remained unsafe at construction site, inquest hears
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