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Red Maple Leaf on Red River Road November 9 2026 Thunder Bay and Kakabeka Falls reach 9 Monday before cooler air and a chance of flurries arrive Wednesday in Weather Forecast

Thunder Bay and Kakabeka Falls reach 9 Monday before cooler air...

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Remembrance Day at Waverly Park in Thunder Bay

2026 Poppy Campaign Launches with Phone Donations and National Remembrance Mural

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Standing a Post on Remembrance Day 2025

Remembrance Day 2025: A Deeper Reflection on Canadian Courage Amid Modern...

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The journey of the poppy from the battlefields of World War I to a symbol of remembrance worldwide is a testament to the enduring power of memory and the universal desire for peace. As we wear our poppies each November, we remember not just the fallen, but also the hope for a world without war.

November 11 – A Full Two Minutes of Remembrance

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A contingent of Canadian Rangers from 12 First Nations from Northern Ontario participated in a prominent Remembrance Day ceremony in Toronto on November 11.

Indigenous Veterans Day recognizes the brave, resilient Indigenous men and women

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Master Corporals Angus Sutherland of Moose Factory and Donny Sutherland of Constance Lake salute during Remembrance Day ceremony in Toronto.

AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak and Veteran Percy Joe Honour...

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Massive RCAF Globemaster at Thunder Bay Airport

Royal Canadian Air Force to conduct flypasts for Remembrance Day commemorations

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Fort William First Nation Remembrance Day 2018 - Photo by Kateri Banning

Local exhibits tell stories of Northwestern Ontario’s Indigenous veterans

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Remembrance Day

A Time to Reflect: The Significance of Remembrance Day

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The journey of the poppy from the battlefields of World War I to a symbol of remembrance worldwide is a testament to the enduring power of memory and the universal desire for peace. As we wear our poppies each November, we remember not just the fallen, but also the hope for a world without war.

Canadians invited to support Veterans with Digital Poppy

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The journey of the poppy from the battlefields of World War I to a symbol of remembrance worldwide is a testament to the enduring power of memory and the universal desire for peace. As we wear our poppies each November, we remember not just the fallen, but also the hope for a world without war.

The Poppy’s Role in Remembrance Day: A Symbol of Sacrifice and...

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The dangers from unexploded war ordinance now impacts civilians a century later

The Valiant Struggle: Canadian Soldiers in World War One

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