Alan Fairley writes:
With regard to casualties of the 63 persons on board, 3 crew members were reported missing presumed drowned. 60 persons were rescued by HMCS Timmins & Minas including the Master, 49 crew members, 5 DEMS Gunners, 2 Canadian Signalmen,3 CanadianArmy Personnel.

Susequently a further 17 members of the crew and 3 of the DEMS Gunners died (18 on board the rescue vessels and 2 in Halifax) as a direct result of inhaling phosgene gas from a consignment of rocket shells which had been stowed in No.4 Deep Tank and struck by the torpedo from U-518.

Thanks to Alan Fairley for extra information on this page.

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