Canadian National Vimy Memorial
Each One Remembered — On se souvient de chacun
On Vimy Ridge Day, Friday, April 9, 2010, the Government of Canada will honour and recognize all the Canadians and Newfoundlanders who served in the First World War (1914-1918). John “Jack” Babcock, Canada’s last known veteran of that war, passed away in February. He served with approximately 640,000 other Canadians and Newfoundlanders. Information on the Battle of Vimy Ridge can be found HERE.
Every Canadian has a chance to pay tribute to those who served. All you need is a piece of paper and a red crayon. In a matter of days, you will walk or drive along streets and see red poppies in the windows of homes, businesses, and schools. As the sun rises on the day of the official ceremonies in Ottawa, there will be poppies across Canada for…
Each One Remembered
 Remembering in Schomberg |
 Remembering in Newmarket |
Thanks to all those for their heroic service to their country and to future generations – we salute you all.
In honour of my grandfather Major Daniel McLellan, and his brother Ronald McLellan
In remembrance of grandfather from Margaree Bay,Cape Breton Island.
In remembrance of you dear grandpa.