Second body removed from Elliot Lake mall

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • June 27, 2012

A second body has been removed from the wreckage of the Algo Mall in Elliot Lake. Authorities say they don’t think there is anyone still trapped in the fallen building. Natiomal Post.

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