Candace Derksen's parents hold onto love with candles.

Update: 2017-10-19

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You can see the glow in the living room from the window outside the Derksen family's home. Thirty-three candles are lit to represent the nearly 33 years since Winnipeg teenager Candace Derksen was found dead.
Samantha Samson joined the family and friends

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Candace Derksen's parents hold onto love with candles.

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Candace Derksen's parents hold onto love with candles.

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Candace Derksen's parents hold onto love with candles.

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Candace Derksen's parents hold onto love with candles.