Canada Remembers 2011
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By the numbers: D-DayIn honour of the 68th anniversary of D-Day, sombre ceremonies will be hosted across the country in remembrance of the Canadians who landed on Juno Beach. To help mark this historic day, <em>Global News</em> looked at some of the numbers behind D-Day.Jun 6, 2012
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Soldiers take down Kandahar memorial to Canada’s war deadMemorials to Canada's war dead are coming home. Soldiers at Kandahar Airfield are taking apart the white marble cenotaph that bears the names and likenesses of the Canadians who have lost their lives as part of the mission in Afghanistan.Nov 13, 2011
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Edmonton Remembrance Day ceremony brings generations togetherEDMONTON - Kitty Elliott and Lisa Eades sat together Friday, two women widowed by different wars but determined never to forget.Nov 11, 2011
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Youth more engaged in Remembrance Day: think tankLest we forget. It’s a maxim that Canadian youth are taking more seriously than ever, according to the country’s largest history think tank.Nov 11, 2011
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Record crowd as Saskatoon remembers<p>Record crowd turns out for Saskatoon’s Remembrance Day ceremony at Credit Union Centre. </p> <p> </p>Nov 11, 2011
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Remembrance Day: A time to honour and remember Canada’s war deadAs the Peace Tower bell mournfully tolled 11 AM, thousands stood in silence around the National War Memorial to remember the country's 114,000 war dead.CanadaNov 11, 2011
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Remembrance Day: A time to honour and remember Canada’s war deadOTTAWA - As the last echoes of the Peace Tower bell drifted over the downtown core, thousands stood in silence around the National War Memorial to remember the country's 114,000 war dead.Nov 11, 2011
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Remembrance Day: A time to honour and remember Canada’s war deadAs the Peace Tower bell mournfully tolled 11 a.m., thousands stood in silence around the National War Memorial to remember the country's 114,000 war dead.Nov 11, 2011
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Canada pauses to remember, honour war deadCanadians are pausing to pay tribute to fallen soldiers on the first Remembrance Day in a decade where our troops are not involved in armed conflict.Nov 11, 2011
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