‘In Flanders Fields’: To Honour Our Veterans on Remembrance Day
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On November 11, 2026, across Canada, individuals paid tribute to serving, retired and deceased members of the Canadian Armed Forces on Remembrance Day. The many conflicts that are raging around the world, particularly in Ukraine and the Middle East, and the current climate of global instability remind citizens of the role of National Defence in protecting peace in Canada."It takes us, but it's not everyone who can do it. It's big, it's really bi…
‘In Flanders Fields’: To Honour Our Veterans on Remembrance Day
Lest we forget “In Flanders Fields” was written in 1915 by Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae at the battlefront during the Second Battle of Ypres, in Belgium where he served as a surgeon. The poem was first published in Punch magazine that December. Over time “In Flanders Fields” would become a symbol of the sacrifices of the First World War and is used around the world to honour those who died, and the veterans who survived, as nations remember t…
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