Quebec couple found dead while on vacation in Dominican Republic
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The couple's daughter, Sabrina Noël, announced the death of her parents and asked for time 'in order to experience this grief privately.'
A Quebec couple have been found dead while on vacation in the Dominican Republic, according to their family.
Gilles Sauve Jr. shared a Facebook post saying his sister Christine Sauvé, 55, and her husband Alain Noël, 56, “died in their sleep during the night of December 25th to 26th.”
“Out of respect for our family and in order to grieve in privacy, we ask for your time and understanding. We will not be answering questions at this time. We are waiting to receive more answers before sharing further information,” he wrote on Saturday.
The couple’s daughter, Sabrina Noël, also shared a post on Facebook announcing the death of her parents.
“Out of respect for our family and in order to experience this grief privately, we ask for time and understanding. We will not be answering questions at this time,” she wrote.
“We are waiting for more answers to our questions before telling you more. Thank you for respecting our silence and keeping us in your thoughts.”
Global Affairs Canada (GAC) also confirmed the couple’s deaths.
In a statement to Global News, it said it is “aware of two Canadian citizens who died in the Dominican Republic.”
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