Dalmatian Survives, Search Ends: Diane Cooper's Tragic Death

0:00It's April 20th, from your city to your ears. This is Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. An 82-year-old woman from Alberta named Diane Cooper has been found dead in western Saskatchewan after going missing. She was reported absent on April 6th, near Kindersley, and discovered 12 days later on April 18th by consort RCMP. Police say her death shows no signs of foul play. Earlier updates from Mounties placed her last confirmed sighting near Hoosier, just under 60 kilometers from the search area in the rural. Municipality of Grandview, that sparked a major cross-proven effort with air support teams from both Alberta and Saskatchewan pitching in to comb the region. Her loyal Dalmatian, Halo, who stood by her side during those early sightings on April 6th, turned up safe and sound, bringing a small bit of relief amid the tragedy. The families shared their heartbreak online through Cooper's granddaughter Zoe, who posted deep thanks to everyone who searched, spread the word, and offered support during this rough

1:05stretch. Police wrapped it up quick in their release, closing the case without suspicion, leaving the focus now on the family's healing after such an exhaustive hunt.