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Commemorating the end of the Second World War
Since the end of the Second World War, Canadians have strived to commemorate the sacrifices made by these men through a number of different endeavours.
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From Vimy to Juno: May & June Update!
This spring we had some wonderful venues host our From Vimy to Juno display.
Uxbridge Historical Centre - Uxbridge, ON
Special thanks to all who atteneded the Lieutenant Colonel Samuel S. Sharpe Statue Unveiling on May 25th!
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Lieutenant Colonel Samuel S. Sharpe Statue Unveiling Event
We are excited to announce and upcoming From Vimy to Juno event in Uxbridge, Ontario on May 25th.
Invitation
The Beaconsfield library invites you to the vernissage of the From Vimy to Juno exhibition
From Vimy to Juno April Update
This April we have had some wonderful venues host our From Vimy to Juno display.
From Vimy to Juno at Innisdale Secondary School
We would like to thank everyone for coming out to the From Vimy to Juno opening on April 18th, at Innisdale Secondary School.
Commemoration In Prince Edward Island
A special thank-you to everyone who attended the Official Exhibit Opening on March 17th at the Queen Charlotte Armoury in Prince Edward Island.
Remembering the Joggins Six
Joggins Nova Scotia remembers the six men that were killed during the First World War Battle of Vimy Ridge from the small town. The six men are named: C.W. Jenkins, Clifford Phillips, Frank Forrest, Fred Belleveau, George Livingstone, and James Lloyd.