A man convicted in one of the deadliest bombings in Canadian history has died.
Roger Warren, who was on full parole for second-degree murder in the deaths of nine miners at Yellowknife's Giant Mine, died on July 24 at age 75.
Family members of his victims and his one-time lawyer say they were recently informed of his death.
Warren was convicted of setting an underground bomb at the mine during a bitter strike and lockout in 1992.
The killings added further trauma to a residents of a community already torn by the labour dispute.
Warren originally confessed to police, recanted during his trial, then admitted his guilt years later in prison.
