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Annette Dionne, last of the famed Canadian quintuplets, dies at 91
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December 27, 2025
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0:34Now PlayingAnnette Dionne, the last surviving Dionne quintuplet and a champion of children's rights, has died. The Dionne Quints Home Museum in North Bay, Ont., said in a social media post Friday that Annette died on Christmas Eve but did not provide further details.
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