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  2. Historian Talks Unexploded Bombs with Radio-Canada 

Historian Talks Unexploded Bombs with Radio-Canada 

Dr. Alex Souchen, professor in the Department of History, spoke to Radio-Canada about unexploded bombs in a Prince Edward County body of water. 

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Posted Sep 21, 2026
Updated Sep 21, 2026
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