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Dartmouth bakery selling ‘Black Futures Cupcakes’ inspired by Nelson Whynder studentsIncluded in the half dozen is a 'Peace and Love' cupcake in honour of Lee Marion Cain, a student at Nelson Whynder who was killed in a brazen shooting in Dartmouth in 2021.EducationFeb 16, 2023
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One year after 8-year-old shot and killed, Halifax police still seeking informationIt's been one year since Lee-Marion Cain, 8, from North Preston was killed in a brazen shooting in Dartmouth.CanadaDec 21, 2022
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Killing of 8-year-old leads to largest unsolved crime reward in N.S. historyLee-Marion Cain of North Preston, N.S. was just eight years old when he was killed in a brazen shooting in Dartmouth on Dec. 21, 2021.CanadaAug 10, 2022
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‘Strong little girl’: 11-year-old recovering after Halifax shootingGunshots were reported Tuesday after 9 p.m., and police say they found a victim with a gunshot wound on Federal Avenue in Halifax.CrimeApr 13, 2022
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N.S. pilot honours 8-year-old shooting victim with tribute in the skyEight-year-old Lee-Marion Cain was killed in a shooting in Dartmouth on Dec. 21. He was honoured by a private pilot who etched his nickname in the sky.CanadaDec 27, 2021
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‘He died a king’: 8-year-old shooting victim honoured, as N.S. community grievesLee-Marion Cain, 8, who died in hospital after a shooting in Dartmouth this week, is being remembered as a 'king.' Halifax police are looking for two suspects in the homicide.CanadaDec 23, 2021
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