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Woman who lost loved ones in Air India bombing wants to see more attention on tragedy

Thirty-five years after the deadliest mass killing in Canadian history, many still don’t know about the Air India bombing. Nicky Mehta, who was 13 at the time, lost her uncle, aunt and two young cousins. As Mark Neufeld reports, she questions whether or the skin colour of those on board had something to do with the lack of national attention.

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