Article 583P2 Groundhogs to blame for scattered bones in Canada's biggest cemetery

Groundhogs to blame for scattered bones in Canada's biggest cemetery

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Leyland Cecco in Toronto
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  • Pieces of casket and human bones discovered amid grass
  • Groundhogs thriving at Notre Dame des Neiges in Montreal

The sprawling grounds of Canada's largest cemetery have long offered visitors a respite from the bustle of downtown Montreal.

But in recent weeks, those in search of a peaceful walk have instead made a series of grisly discoveries among the graves of Notre Dame des Neiges: splintered pieces of caskets and human bones scattered throughout the grass.

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