Nate McLagan, a weapons tech in the Royal Canadian Navy, has set a goal to find missing items for 25 people and word is getting out.
HALIFAX - When Louisiana’s Jeff Daglaris lost his wedding ring at the bottom of a Nova Scotia lake, he turned to the internet for advice and the answer was simple: call Nate McLagan.
McLagan has been metal detecting for about two decades. This year he’s set a goal to find missing items for 25 people and word is getting out.
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