Nearly two weeks after the Co-op refinery explosion and fire in Regina, one of the injured is out of hospital and recovering at her home in Edmonton.
Tony Bourque, vice president of Skyway/Skyhigh Canada, the contracting company at the refinery, says the woman is – quote -“doing just fine.”
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He says one other injured worker remains in critical condition at the Regina General Hospital burn unit.
Thirty-six people were injured in the blast and fire, believed to have started when a mix of hydrogen gas and diesel from a leaky pipe ignited.
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