Cameron Highlanders Fight Ottawa Cutback Shutout
Manitoba’s Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders challenge Ottawa restructuring plans that would fold or merge Winnipeg militia regiments. The regiment argues the move aims to abolish 31 of 51 militia units, risking Manitoba’s oldest kilted unit and war memory. Led by James Burns, the drive urges letters to MPs and senators to keep the Cameron’s on active lists.
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