Anna Guerin of France is credited with having first proposed the poppy as a symbol
Those who can mark the event virtually will leave space at the cenotaph for veterans, seniors
Residents pay their respects from around our communities on Nov. 11
Paul Archer has painted a veteran each November for the past four years
Joining the military at age 20 was a no-brainer for Trevor Whitten
North Island mayors reflect on how the war shaped their fathers, and in turn themselves.
Art piece to be unveiled at Legion on Remembrance Day
Lieut. Osborne Orr credited with five aerial victories before he was shot down
The little hangar museum has seen it all, from submarine threats to whaling to quiet hamlet life
More than 40 painted rocks left behind on Sidney’s cenotaph
It took till May 1982 before the National War Memorial was rededicated to include the dates of the Korean War
Remembrance Day research shows Canadians know more about European WWII battles than attacks closer to home
The poll found that roughly 71 per cent of respondents will wear a poppy
Heard Amid the Guns is the latest book by author Jacqueline Carmichael
Remembrance Day gatherings are out this year, but you can still pay tribute
Royal Canadian Legion will place a special emphasis on marking the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII
Many Legion branches looking to livestreaming and virtual ceremonies amid COVID-19
Social distancing has seriously damaged lounges, events, fundraising operations
Family doesn’t know how the tags were lost, but delighted to have them back
Veteran Affairs Minister Lawrence MacAulay tweeted that Whole Foods’ policy is ‘absolutely unacceptable’
