Veterans Memory In Silent Remembrance
Mark Bragg of Mount Pearl Newfoundland reflects on silence and memory across school, veterans, and personal life. He contrasts sneakers, boots, and uniforms with the long reach of war, honoring veterans and the peace they secured while recalling his own youthful pride and duties.
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Mark Bragg
Mount Pearl
Newfoundland
Remembering sacrifice on Remembrance Day 1993
J W Jolleys Dominion President of the Royal Canadian Legion urges Canadians to mark November 11 1993 as the 75th anniversary of the end of World War I. He notes the 114000 Canadians who died in WWI WWII and the Korean War and calls for reflection to honour their memory and keep faith with those who died.
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J. W. Jolleys
Dominion
Royal Canadian Legion
Remembrance Day Message From Manitoba Governor
Manitoba Lieutenant Governor W Yvon Dumont calls for reflection on Remembrance Day honoring those who sacrificed in World Wars and the Korean conflict. He urges gratitude, commitment to peace for future generations, and recognition of Canadians serving globally with United Nations missions.
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Manitoba
W. Yvon Dumont
United Nations
Remembrance Day reflections from Cara Dettweiler
The author, a Mennonite from Sussex New Brunswick, recalls wartime mercy through hidden Jews, urges living peacefully to avert future wars, and calls for nonviolent conflict resolution. She stresses loving treatment of all people, reducing violence at home and in society, and praying for peaceful leadership.
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Central America
South Africa
Cara Dettweiler
Sussex
New Brunswick
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