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In the news today: jet search ends, Quebec votes, MPs return, daylight time debate
The search ended after debris was found 32 kilometres off Nantucket and 7,000 kilometres of ocean were searched, officials said.
- On Sunday, the United States Coast Guard suspended its search for a missing Hamilton-based Latitude Air Ambulance aircraft after locating debris 32 kilometres off the coast of Nantucket.
- The Gulfstream jet carrying four Canadian crew members and two passengers lost contact early Saturday while traveling from Bermuda to Boston to transport a Bermudian patient and family member.
- Latitude Air Ambulance confirmed six people were aboard, stating the crew was "dedicated to caring for others" and pledging support to affected families.
- After searching seven-thousand kilometres of ocean, the United States Coast Guard ceased operations on Sunday, concluding the extensive effort to locate the missing aircraft.
- Latitude Air Ambulance stated it is "mourning the six souls aboard," while committing to support families and staff in the coming days.
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