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A historian involved in the DND casualty identification program is researching remains whose grave is located in Courcelette, northern France.

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A historian involved in the DND casualty identification program is researching remains whose grave is located in Courcelette, northern France.

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Cape BretonDepartment of National DefenceAlexandra McKinnon

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  1. Aaron Taylor, an archeology professor at Acadia University, has launched the Canadian Remembrance and Recovery Project to search for missing WWI soldiers in France.Sub-event
  2. The grave of WWI soldier Sgt. Norman McLennan was confirmed at Courcelette British Cemetery, tracing back to enlistment in Quebec.Sub-event
  3. DND historian researching remains whose grave is in Courcelette, northern France.1 source

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