Veteran's Day in Canada [PICS]
 

A few shots I took earlier today of the ceremony at the Cenotaph in St. Catharines (Ontario, Canada) in honour of Veteran's Day/Remembrance Day.

We laid a wreath on behalf of the Commissionaire Corp. of Canada.

To all the veterans both past and present - a heartfelt thank you for your sacrifices and service to our country.


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God bless the vets,lest we forget

Had the Black Watch in a parade this afternoon, downtown Montreal.

nice photos as usual

Happy Vets Day!!

Nice shots.

Nice to have this day for the vets but really they deserve thanks the whole year round.

Very true.

Heard on the news tonight that Canada is down to its last surviving WWI veteran - John Babcock, 108 years old. I can't even begin to imagine fighting/surviving WWI and then living to be 108.

That's beyond remarkable.

I have a wicked vet day story from my grandpa.

t'ill this day I cherish it. God bless...

Shit, I passed by there today, thought they were holding a casting call for Grumpy Old Men 3

Very nice shots!!

That was one of the bloodiest wars in human history. My grandfather fought at the battle of Vimy Ridge, got 5 pieces of shrapnel in his chest. Lived to be the ripe old age of 82.

Respect. :thumbsup

My grandfather served in the Merchant Marine in the North Atlantic - and I had several great uncles who fought in both Dieppe and the first landings on Omaha beach....a couple of which were killed in action.