Thousands Gather at National War Memorial to Mark Remembrance Day
OTTAWA—Thousands of Canadians gathered at the National War Memorial in Ottawa for Remembrance Day on Nov. 11, where Prime Minister Mark Carney and Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour laid wreaths to honour Canada’s fallen military members. Carney said in a Nov. 11 statement that Canadians were gathering across the country to honour “the generations of women […]
Thousands of Canadians gathered at the National War Memorial on Remembrance Day, November 11th, to honor fallen military members. Prime Minister Mark Carney and Governor General Louise Arbour laid wreaths during the ceremony. Carney stated that Canadians across the country were honoring generations who served and that remembrance is an act of vigilance and a promise to preserve freedoms.
- Thousands of Canadians gathered at the National War Memorial in Ottawa for Remembrance Day on Nov. 11.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney and Governor General Louise Arbour laid wreaths to honor fallen military members.
- Carney stated that Canadians were honoring generations who answered the call to defend Canada.
- He emphasized that remembrance is an act of vigilance and a promise to defend and preserve freedoms.
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