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Dual-nation military legacy of Cape Breton's Sgt. Mary MacIsaac
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Dual-nation military legacy of Cape Breton's Sgt. Mary MacIsaac
'Her entry into the military coincided with one of the tensest geopolitical standoffs in human history'
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Published Aug 05, 2026
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Mary Sarah "Rannie" MacIsaac passed away peacefully at her East Bay home on March 8 at the age of 83. She remains one of the very few Canadian women of her generation …
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