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Your veterans are there, for Remembrance Day. They wear the poppy proudly. Please join them on November 11, 2007, as we all honour the sacrifices of those present
and those who gave their lives. Be proud of Canada, and our contributions to World Peace.
As those that fought in the Great Wars pass on, do not let what they fought for pass on with them. Remember them. Remember their bravery, and their sacrifices.
The memories of all veterans live on through the years, in our hearts and gratitude, and gather on Remembrance Day as we remember and pay our respects to them.
Remember also those who fight today to bring peace. They represent Canada, and they put their lives on the line, and try to bring peace, in a time of war.
Thank you for taking part in your local Remembrance Day Ceremony, and for remembering what our Veterans fought for, and continue to fight for. As we live each day
throughout the year in peace among our friends and family, we do so thanks to our Veterans who fought for us in the past, in the present, and in the future. Canada
is strong and free, thanks to the efforts of our soldiers: land, sea, and air.
Here's to you, loyal soldiers. We remember your contributions, and we will never forget.
 We Will Remember. Today, and every day. But today, most of all.
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Remembrance Day 2006
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November 11, 2006
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Look to your veterans, as you participate in Remembrance Day. Be proud of them. Remember those that could not be here. The memories of all veterans live on through the years, in our hearts and gratitude, and gather on Remembrance Day as we remember and pay our respects to them.
Thank you for taking part in your local Remembrance Day Ceremony, and for remembering what our Veterans fought for. As we live each day throughout the year in peace among our friends and family, we do so thanks to our Veterans who fought for us in the past, in the present, and in the future.
Here's to you, loyal soldiers. We remember your contributions, and we will never forget.
We Will Remember. Today, and every day. But today, most of all.
If you visit Ottawa, consider visiting the Memorial Chamber in the Peace Tower in the Parlamentary Buildings where the Books of Remembrance are located, which contain the names of Canadians who fought in wars and died either during or after them.
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Remembrance Day Tomorrow
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November 10, 2006
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As people from across Canada gather tomorrow to participate in the Remembrance Day Ceremonies, we hope that everyone who is able to attend will participate in their local Remembrance Day Ceremony, to remember the sacrifices made by Canadian Veterans. Don't forget your poppy!
We also invite you to read a poem by Jessica Hawkes, Student, and granddaughter of Doug Hawkes. The poem is called Listen.
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Thank you for your Support!
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November 8, 2006
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Spiritofcanada Stories We Remember thanks everyone who supported
the veterans food bank. Your generosity was greatly appreciated!
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New Book: People and Planes -Stories from the Nanton Lancaster Air Museum
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November 6, 2006
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A new book has been published by the Nanton Lancaster Air Museum, titled People and Planes -Stories from the Nanton Lancaster Air Museum, by Dave Birrell.
The book is Available from:
Nanton Lancaster Air Museum
Box 1051
Nanton, Alberta; T0L 1R0
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WRCNS Final Reunion Reminder!
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September 2, 2006
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The Ex-Wrens Final Reunion will be held 15-17 September 2006 in Winnipeg,
Manitoba. Information about the reunion and registration information can
be found on this site:
The Naval Museum of Manitoba
Additional information can be found on wrens.com, including hotel information [PDF Document].
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