A family returns to France to trace the ambush that changed a Canadian soldier’s life

Rifleman Gerry Levers in Banff, Alta. in 1944. An encounter with a German machine gun may have kept him out of a later battle with counter-attacking German troops.

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A family returns to France to trace the ambush that changed a Canadian soldier’s life

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