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1. www.canada.ca › agent-orangeAgent Orange Investigations at Base Gagetown - Canada.ca

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   For three days in June 1966 and four days in June 1967, Agent Orange, Agent Purple, Agent White, and other herbicides were sprayed by the U.S. military at 5th Canadian Division Support Base Gagetown to test their effectiveness for vegetation management. These tests were conducted with the permission of Canada, and are the only known instances ...

2. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaMaine commission calls for new probe of Agent Orange use at N ...

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   Mar 6, 2024 · The Department of National Defence maintains only two barrels of Agent Orange and Agent Purple were tested in 1966 and 1967 and that spraying was limited to seven days over a remote 138-acre area ...

3. atlantic.ctvnews.ca › maine-questions-canadianCanadian study of Agent Orange use at N.B. military base ...

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   Mar 4, 2024 · The potential links between health problems and the use of Agent Orange at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown need to be re-evaluated, says a report released in January by the 10-member Gagetown ...

4. nbmediacoop.org › 2024/04/04 › maine-report-on-agentMaine report on Agent Orange use at Base Gagetown raises more ...

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   Apr 4, 2024 · What is Agent Orange? Agent Orange was a herbicide used notably by the US Army during the Vietnam War. The American government used the herbicide to reduce jungle vegetation to aid in ground and air military operations during the war. In 2004, Vietnam sued the US government in the district of New York over the deployment of the herbicide.

5. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaPeople harmed by Agent Orange at Gagetown offered $20K

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   Sep 12, 2007 · ACBC investigative report two years ago first revealed the extent of the spraying at CFB Gagetown that started in the 1950s to clear dense brush. Veterans Affairs Minister Greg Thompson said aone ...

6. www.theglobeandmail.com › canada › article-gagetownCanadian study into Agent Orange use at Gagetown base was ...

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   Mar 2, 2024 · An inquiry conducted in Maine last December is shedding new light on the use of Agent Orange and other chemicals sprayed on a Canadian military base in New Brunswick in the 1950s and ‘60s

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   Was Agent Orange used at Base Gagetown in 1966?

   • The Canadian investigation found two instances of spraying of Agent Orange in 1966 and 1967, and notes that “all herbicides used at Base Gagetown were regulated and used in accordance with all federal and provincial regulations and scientific policies at the time.” The two active ingredients in Agent Orange are highly carcinogenic.

   Canadian study into Agent Orange use at Gagetown base was incorrect

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   When was Agent Orange sprayed in Canada?

   • In 1966 and 1967, the Canadian government allowed the U.S. military to test herbicides, including Agent Orange and Agent Purple, at Base Gagetown. The U.S. sprayed Agent Orange during the Vietnam War to remove trees and dense tropical foliage that provided enemy cover.

   Maine commission calls for new probe of impacts of Agent Orange use at

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   Can Agent Orange cause health problems at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown?

   • The potential links between health problems and the use of Agent Orange at Canadian Forces Base Gagetown need to be re-evaluated, says a report released in January by the 10-member Gagetown Harmful Chemical Study Commission.

   Canadian study of Agent Orange use at N.B. military base questioned by

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   Is Agent Orange causing a 'biased' investigation at Gagetown military base?

   • In March, a Maine commission called for a new investigation into the use of Agent Orange and other herbicides at the Gagetown military base, noting previous Canadian environmental studies of the impacts of the herbicides as “incorrect” and “biased.”

   Maine report on Agent Orange use at Base Gagetown raises more quest…

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   Are there barrels of Agent Orange at Base Gagetown?

   • No barrels of Agent Orange have been found at Base Gagetown to date. There are five former waste disposal sites at Base Gagetown: the Shirley Road main dump, the drum disposal area, the asbestos dump area, the chemical container disposal area, and the ash disposal site.

   Agent Orange Investigations at Base Gagetown | Canada.ca

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   Was Agent Orange tested on CAF property?

   • These tests were conducted with the permission of Canada, and are the only known instances in which Agent Orange was tested on CAF property. These barrels of herbicides were transported to Base Gagetown by the U.S. military, and records indicate that they returned to the U.S. with the U.S. military once its testing was completed in 1967.

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8. www.cbc.ca › news › canadaFacts the focus of Agent Orange reports, investigator says

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   Jun 1, 2006 · Two reports to be released Thursday on the spraying of Agent Orange and other chemical defoliants at a Canadian Forces base in New Brunswick should make clearer what actually happened, the man in ...