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Ivana Trump, Donald Trump’s first wife, has died at the age of 73

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Ivana Trump, Donald Trump’s first wife and mother of his three oldest children, died at her home in New York at the age of 73, the former president announced Thursday on his Truth Social network, several media outlets across the Atlantic report.
 
  
The cause of death has not been officially released, but the New York jet-setter was found unconscious and unresponsive at the bottom of a staircase in her New York City townhouse, hours before her hair appointment.
 
Ivana Trump’s fortune is estimated at $100 million. 
 
The former tenant of the White House praised the great life of this former cross-country skier and model of Czech origin, who was his wife from 1977 to 1992. His pride and joy came from his three children, Donald Jr, Ivanka and Eric, he assured. In October 2017, a few months after the installation of Donald Trump in the White House, Ivana Trump had published Raising Trump (Raising Trump), a book in which she told of having taught her children the value of money, not to lie, cheat or steal, respect for others.
 
After Ivana, Donald Trump married the actress Marla Maples with whom he had a second daughter, Tiffany. He has been married since 2005 to Melania Trump, mother of Barron, 16 years. 
 
It’s a very sad day, a very sad day, said Eric Trump, Donald and Ivana’s son, as he left his mother’s home on the Upper East Side near Central Park.
 
Ivana was preparing for a trip to Saint-Tropez that she was looking forward to. Since the beginning of the pandemic, she had not traveled for fear of catching Covid.
 
Ivana’s daughter, Ivanka Trump, posted a tribute to her mother on Instagram, sharing several family photos over the years.
 
She lived her life to the fullest, never missing an opportunity to laugh and dance, she added. I will miss her forever and will always keep her memory alive in our hearts.

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Community Mourns the Passing of Satoshi Mori: A Legacy of Integrity, Resilience, and Hard Work

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Sylvie Claire / February 28, 2026

 

KELOWNA, BC — The Okanagan Valley community and the global animation industry are reflecting on the life and legacy of Satoshi “Sat” Mori, a man whose name became synonymous with both the region’s rich agricultural heritage and the creative pulse of Japanese animation. Mr. Mori passed away recently, leaving behind a profound impact on the local community in British Columbia and a lasting artistic footprint in the world of anime.

Known for his quiet strength and stoic nature, Sat was a figure who embodied the grit of British Columbia’s farming pioneers while simultaneously contributing his vision to some of the most beloved animated series of the modern era.

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Roots That Ran Deep: A Life Forged in the Orchard

Born and raised amidst the rugged beauty of British Columbia, Satoshi Mori’s connection to the earth was forged in his early youth. He belonged to a generation that understood the value of manual labor and the immense patience required to work with nature. His early years were spent contributing to his family’s farming operations, but he eventually found a second calling in the arts, showcasing a versatility that few possess.

In 1990, he achieved a personal milestone by completing his family home on his Westbank orchard, a place that remained his sanctuary even as his professional life took him into the high-pressure world of international animation.

A Master of the Craft: Contributions to the Anime Industry

While the Okanagan knew him as a dedicated orchardist, the global anime community recognizes Satoshi Mori as a talented animator and director who lent his skills to several iconic projects. His work was characterized by a meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of visual storytelling.

During his prolific career, Satoshi Mori worked on several high-profile series and films that have reached millions of viewers worldwide. Some of the most notable titles in his professional portfolio include:

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  • The Rising of the Shield Hero (Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari): He served as a key animation director and animator for this critically acclaimed series, helping to define its dark yet hopeful visual tone.

  • Cardfight!! Vanguard overDress: Mori took on the role of director for this popular franchise, overseeing its creative direction and revitalizing the series for a new generation.

  • Made in Abyss: He contributed as an animator to this award-winning series, known for its stunning and contrast-heavy world-building.

  • Studio Ghibli Collaborations: Earlier in his career, he provided animation support for various projects associated with the legendary Studio Ghibli, contributing to the “golden age” of theatrical anime.

  • Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? (DanMachi): His technical skills as a key animator were instrumental in the fluid action sequences that defined the series.

His colleagues at studios like Kinema Citrus and TMS Entertainment remember him as a mentor who bridged the gap between traditional hand-drawn techniques and modern digital production.

The Heart of the Mori Family: A Patriarch’s Influence

Despite his professional success, Sat’s true pride was always found within the walls of his home. As a patriarch, he provided a steady, unwavering foundation for his four children—Carelyn, Wade, Janice, and Brenda. He lived to see his legacy extend through multiple generations, taking immense pride in the achievements of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

To his family, Sat was more than just a provider or an artist; he was a silent teacher and a guardian of history. He quietly passed down the narrative of Japanese-Canadian resilience, teaching his descendants the importance of dignity in the face of adversity.

He was predeceased by his cherished wife, Yemiko, in July 2024. Their partnership was a true union of spirits that lasted for decades, characterized by mutual respect and shared goals.

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A Private Farewell and Lasting Tributes

In keeping with the profound humility that characterized his entire life, Satoshi Mori requested that no formal public memorial service be held. He believed that a man’s life should be measured by the fruit it bears—both in the soil and on the screen—not by the words spoken at its end.

The family has requested that those wishing to honor Sat’s memory consider supporting organizations that strive to improve community health. Specifically, they have highlighted the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada and the Kidney Foundation of Canada as meaningful recipients of memorial tributes.

Satoshi Mori’s story is a unique narrative of two worlds—the quiet rows of a Canadian orchard and the vibrant frames of Japanese animation. His legacy remains etched in the soil he tended, the characters he brought to life, and the hearts of the family he leaves behind.

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Robert Redford’s death: a look back at the tragic untimely deaths of his two sons

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Sylvie Claire / September 21, 2025

Robert Redford died on Tuesday September 16 at the age of 89. During his lifetime, he experienced every parent’s nightmare: the death of two of his four children, Scott and James.
 
Actor and director Robert Redford passed away today, Tuesday September 16, at the age of 89. Known the world over for his films Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), The President’s Men (1976), The Three Days of the Condor (1975) and The Sting (1973), he was also a renowned environmental activist and philanthropist. His death plunges not only the 7th art world into mourning, but also his family, in particular his two daughters Shauna (65) and Amy (55).
 
In fact, Robert Redford had four children, all from his former marriage to historian Lola Van Wagenen. Sadly, his first son Scott died two and a half months after birth from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. This death has remained a particularly sensitive and painful subject for the actor. In 2017, he agreed to talk about this past in the columns of the American magazine “Esquire”.
 
“I was only 21 and my wife was 20. We were just starting our lives, and I was beginning my career in New York. Of course, it was traumatic, and I didn’t know how it would evolve over time. We had to deal with it. You have to move on. And we had other children. But this kind of thing leaves its mark. It probably manifests itself in tiny ways that we’re not even aware of.”
 
Sixty years later, Robert Redford once again faced the death of one of his children. In 2020, his second son David James succumbed to liver cancer diagnosed years earlier. At the time, the actor was 84 and living with painter Sybille Szaggars, his partner since 1996 and his wife since their 2009 wedding in Hamburg.
 
In the wake of this tragic death, Robert Redford’s grandchildren reacted on Instagram: “My father died on Friday. He was really special and I’m really sad. My dad really loved his life. A lady said to me recently ‘Don’t cry because it’s over, smile because it happened’ and I wanted to punch her in the face. But she’s not entirely wrong! I’m able to smile because my dad made me laugh so much. I feel very lucky. He loved me and my brother so much. […] I love my mom and my brother and my dad forever,” wrote Lena Redford (30).
 
His older brother Dylan (34) also said, “He was my best friend, my mentor, my collaborator, and most importantly, my father. I think I may have been the luckiest son in the world.”
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Granby Prepares to Welcome the Fitness Elite: The André Maillé Classic Promise to Be Memorable

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Sylvie Claire / June 21, 2025

The city of Granby is getting ready to vibrate to the rhythm of weightlifting. On November 2, 2025, the Cégep de Granby Auditorium will not only be a performance venue, but the epicenter of a universe where discipline, perseverance, and aesthetics reign supreme. The prestigious André Maillé Classic is back, promising an even bigger and more inspiring event.

For many, the world of competitive bodybuilding and fitness remains a mystery, a realm reserved for a handful of initiates. Yet, behind the sculptural physiques and perfectly posed poses, lies a story of absolute dedication. It is the culmination of months, even years, of iron discipline, where every meal is weighed, every workout is pushed to the limit, and every hour of sleep is precious. The André Maillé Classic, proudly presented by Global Fitness Workouts, provides a stage for athletes from across Quebec and Ontario to showcase their hard work.

Beyond Muscle: A Show of Strength and Aesthetics

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Far from the clichés of a simple demonstration of brute strength, the event is above all a showcase for an incredible diversity of profiles. The competition celebrates all facets of physical culture through its multiple categories:

Bikini & Wellness: These categories emphasize an athletic, balanced, and toned silhouette, combining grace and physical condition.

Men’s Physique: Here, judges are looking for the ultimate “beach physique,” with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and developed but not excessive musculature.

Figure & Women’s Physique: These divisions require a more advanced level of musculature, while maintaining a feminine and symmetrical aesthetic.

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Bodybuilding & Classic BB: The premier categories, where muscle mass, definition, and symmetry reach their peak.

It’s a unique opportunity for the public to discover a fascinating world, learn to appreciate the nuances between the categories, and admire physiques sculpted with expert precision.

A Family Affair and Passion

This year, the event takes on an even more personal dimension with the presence of Nolan Maillé as guest poseur. His participation alongside organizer André Maillé is a testament to the passion passed down from generation to generation and reinforces the community and authentic nature of the competition. His presence on stage will undoubtedly be a source of inspiration for the next generation.

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An Unmissable Event for Everyone

Whether you’re a workout enthusiast, a budding athlete, or simply curious about something out of the ordinary, the Classic André Maillé is an experience not to be missed. It’s a chance to feel the energy in the room, see up close the determination in the competitors’ eyes, and understand the passion that drives them.

The event will take place on Sunday, November 2, 2025, at the Cégep de Granby Auditorium. The main competition will begin at 1:00 p.m., and tickets are $50. It’s a worthwhile investment in an evening of entertainment and motivation.

For full details on the event, or for athletes wishing to register before the deadline, the official website www.andremailleclassic.ca remains the go-to resource.

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In conclusion, the André Maillé Classic promises to be a highlight of the fall in Granby. Much more than a competition, it’s a celebration of human potential and self-improvement that is sure to leave no one indifferent.

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