Everyday Heroes: Mitic book honours Canadian veterans

When the call came in to Leading Seaman Bruno Guevremont that there was a suicide bomber in Kandahar, the navy bomb technician assumed he was being sent to pick up bits and pieces.
To Guevremont’s surprise, when his unit arrived, the bomber was still very much alive, pinned by the arms by two Afghan policemen, a belt of explosives strapped to his body, two detonator switches dangling from his hands.
There was no time to put on his heavy and cumbersome bomb suit — nor at that close di