NEVER TO FORGET and pledged to keep
the memories of their fallen comrades alive.
We must never forget the courage and
sacrifice that took place. We must also
remember countless others, young and old
alike who served on the farms or factories,
and supported the war effort. All played a part
willingly to bring their loved ones home.

The poppy is a symbol of Remembrance Day.
Those who fought in Belgium and northern
France noticed the extraordinary very fragile
flower, the cornfield poppy. This flower

 

splashed its blood red blooms over the field
every summer. To this day, it still blooms
there, and those who served their country
made the poppy their emblem.

On June 5, 2011, the Decoration Day Parade,
along with a ceremony at the Field of Honour,
and the Cenotaph Ceremony were held. At the
Cenotaph, the dedication of the World War I
and World War II plaques were replaced,
blessed by Father Edouard Bonin.

 

 

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