Skip to Main ContentAccessibility Help
- news
- Top Stories
- Local
- Climate
- World
- Canada
- Politics
- Indigenous
- Business
- The National
- Health
- Entertainment
- Science
- CBC News Investigates
- Go Public
- About CBC News
- Being Black in Canada
What happens when you report dangerous items washed up on a beach?
3 hours ago
Duration 4:37
- 3 hours ago
- News
- Duration 4:37
Base Gagetown has a team that deals with unidentified and suspicious items, including those left over from the world wars. Sometimes, this means safely detonating them.
Related Stories
- Artillery shell pulled from Bell Island waters delivered ‘a good boom,’ says navy diver
- Bell Island fishermen went out for lobster, but caught ‘apparent’ artillery shell
- Headed to the beach for a swim? Here’s what you should know before you go
- Dynamite discovered in Calgary home on same day bomb unit also called to Weaselhead Flats
- N.W.T.
This story was brought to Nouzie by RSS. The original post can be found on https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.6816111?cmp=rss
