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MOVERS ATTACH an 18-ton magnet to a crane as it is moved to its new home at Capilano Magnetic Resonance Centre. The private company is using the magnet for state- of-the-art diagnostic imaging of medical patients.

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A 49-YEAR-OLD Massachusetts man and his 4- year-old daughter drowned on "Tuesday in Lynn Canyon Park.

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The deceased were spotted floating in shallow water near Twin Falls in Lynn Creek by a hiker, according to North Vancouver RCMP Staff Sgt. Bob Brown.

“We feel it’s accidental,” said Brown.

He said the bodies were spotted a few hours after the park visitors ied.

Brown said the family has requested that the names of the Gead people not be released.

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Brown said the mother and wife of the deceased was in Vancouver attending a major dental confer- ence.

The dead man’s brother lives in North Vancouver.

Brown said the man had a video camera with him when he went for a walk with his daughter in the park.

“We don’t know if he was video taping. We are processing that now,” said Brown.

Drowning is the preliminary cause of death of the two.

The Vancouver coroner’s office and the North Vancouver RCMP are investigating.

The fatalities are first in two years at the park. Previous deaths were primarily related to risk-tak- ing.

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