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Canadians share stories of horror and escape following deadly blasts in Boston
2013
Overview
Canadians who scrambled for safety in the aftermath of two deadly explosions at the Boston Marathon Monday described a sea of chaos as they joined a heaving mass of runners and spectators searching for loved ones. Paul Cloutier of Toronto was cheering on his daughter and had gone into a store near the finish line to buy her a Boston Marathon sweatshirt before she finished the race.
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Canadian Press Enterprises Inc
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