A quick glimpse into some of the local lives lost and others who returned home On October 10, 1945, federal State Secretary Paul Martin announced that observations held on Nov. 11, which had been the official day to honour Canada’s dead of the Great War since 1919, would now also include the fallen of the Second World War. That tradition has continued up to the present, and now includes the Canadian dead from the Korean War and other conflicts around the globe. Of course, it is right that we remember all those who selflessly made the ultimate sacrifice in times...
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