Monument of Manitoba quarried stone honors Canada’s dead
The Union Bank of Canada memorial, bold and strong, features a single Tyndall stone shaft from Manitoba. It sits on a lakeside elevation with silver birches behind and nine fir trees surrounding the cenotaph, honoring 126 names on an oblong tablet.
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