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Nathalie Lasselin – Reflections on being submerged in the St Lawrence for 24 hours

By Kathy DowsettSeptember 24, 2018Updated:February 24, 2020No Comments1 Min Read

Nathalie Lasselin completed her latest project of diving from one end of Montreal Island to the other, last week. Nathalie was conducting a scientific dive of 44 miles in the depths of the St. Lawrence River on Montreal Island.

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