A family struck by tragedy two years ago when an off-duty RCMP officer ran over their five-year-old has another family member to mourn.

Brian McIntosh, a local paramedic, died Sunday night after losing his battle with cancer, according to a set up for the family.

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Stewart had pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle without due care and attention in a January court hearing, which Brian was unable to attend as he was undergoing chemotherapy treatment.

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Caleb had reportedly returned to school, but Dorrell-Mullin said she hopes someplace can provide a space for the child to play and keep his mind off of things during the tough times ahead.

That $9,600 has come from 113 people, according to the GoFundMe page, with comments of positivity pouring in for the family, offering prayers, thoughts and condolences.

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