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       The remains of a third Canadian have been recovered from the rubble at the Champlain Towers South condominium building site in Miami.

       MARCO BELLO/Reuters

       Global Affairs Canada says the body of a third Canadian citizen has been recovered from the rubble of a condominium building that collapsed near Miami in late June.

       A spokesman for the department did not identify the latest victim, who is among four Canadians believed to have perished after the Champlain Towers South condominium building fell on June 24.

       Remains of second Canadian pulled from collapsed Miami condo building

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       Global Affairs has said three separate Canadian families have been impacted by the collapse.

       Spokesman Jason Kung says consular officials are assisting the family of the latest Canadian identified.

       A second deceased Canadian was identified on July 10.

       On July 5, the remains of former Montrealer Ingrid “Itty” Ainsworth, 66, and her Australian-born husband were recovered from the site.

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