During construction at Pearson Airfield, an archeologist found what could be unexploded Stokes Mortars dating back to World War 1. The Vancouver Police Mobile Explosive Device Unit worked with the U.S ...

Again, the devices were safely detonated. The ordnance appeared to be a World War I Stokes Mortar, the department said. Such bombs were made of a steel or iron cylinder, and were used by British ...

During construction at Pearson Airfield, an archeologist found what could be unexploded Stokes Mortars dating back ... in the United States and during WW1, a spruce mill on the site created ...

According to authorities, the weapon could be a Stokes mortar from World War I. Several mortars were found at a Vancouver airfield. (VPD) Several mortars were found at a Vancouver airfield.

Again, the devices were safely detonated. The ordnance appeared to be a World War I Stokes Mortar, the department said. Such bombs were made of a steel or iron cylinder, and were used by British ...

The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) said in a post on X that the devices appear to be Stokes mortars that date back to World War I. An archeologist discovered the first device on Tuesday ...

An archaeologist working in the Vancouver area unearthed what looked like an unexploded mortar on Tuesday ... that resembled a World War I Stokes mortar. The department’s Mobile Explosive ...

The Vancouver Police Department said in a post on X that the devices appear to be Stokes mortars that date back to World War I. An archeologist discovered the first device on Tuesday ...

The department said it was possibly a Word War I-era Stokes Mortar. The bomb squad was called which dug a hole and detonated the object at the scene. Later in the day, they found two more similar ...