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Toronto held weekend ceremonies honouring veterans, including an Indigenous Veterans Day commemoration and a memorial for Canadian and Ukrainian soldiers.
Ceremonies across Toronto honoured veterans over the weekend ahead of Remembrance Day, recognizing their contributions to Canada’s military history.
The events included an Indigenous Veterans Day commemoration and a memorial honouring Canadian and Ukrainian soldiers, according to a report by CBC’s Talia Ricci.
More than 600 volunteers planted 50,000 flags at Sunnybrook’s Toronto campus ahead of Remembrance Day, honouring veterans and supporting programs at its Veterans Centre.
Toronto’s Remembrance Day ceremonies honoured veterans and serving military members, while speakers remembered four soldiers killed in the Wainwright base fire.
Remembrance Day ceremonies in Halifax and St. John’s honoured the four soldiers killed in the CFB Wainwright fire, alongside veterans and generations of military families.
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