The toxic history haunting Canada's military

The Doc Project by CBC

Sep 18, 202600:23:54Society & Culture

CFB Gagetown is known as the "Home of the Army" because nearly every Canadian soldier passes through for training. But some veterans say their time at Gagetown led to long-lasting illnesses from toxic chemicals sprayed t...

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