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The bright lights in Port de Grave mean more than Christmas. They’re also about memory and loss

A boat in a harbour that is strung with coloured lights.

For the 26th year the eastern Newfoundland town of Port de Grave lit up dozens of boats in its harbour, an event that draws people in from all over Newfoundland and Labrador. An organizer says it helps remember those lost at sea.

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The bright lights in Port de Grave mean more than Christmas. They’re also about memory and loss

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