Thank you to all of our wonderful March hosts! The From Vimy to Juno exhibit this March has made stops in Prince Edward Island, Ontario, and Saskatchewan. Each host has done an amazing job.
Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum (Prince Edward Island)
The Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum held a very successful opening on March 17th at 2pm. The exhibit also got some attention from the lcoal media. Make sure to read the article written by The Guardian, and CTV.
Bear Creek Secondary School (Ontario)
Bear Creek Secondary School had the From Vimy to Juno display for the beginning of March. This school was able to invite other local feeder schools in the area to come and enjoy the From Vimy to Juno display. Alongside the display Bear Creek Secondary School included a projector with additional images and other interactive activities. Bear Creek Secondary School also included student works such as the sandbox trench activity which re-creates the First World War Canadian battles. Check out these great news articles: CTV, Simcoe.com, and Barrie Today.
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Foam Lake Composite School (Saskatchewan)
Foam Lake Composite School hosted the From Vimy to Juno display in the middle of March. In addition to exhibit this school displayed some local First and Second World War artifacts including things like soldier uniforms and helmets.
École Secondaire Catholique de Casselmen (Ontario)
École Secondaire Catholique de Casselman also hosted the From Vimy to Juno display.