WARMINGTON: We remembered 100 years ago, we will remember 100 years from now Via joe_warmington remembranceday lestweforget johntory
Or that in 2022, people would observe two minutes of silence and reflect on those who died to give us a great life.
Toronto Sun Editor-in-Chief Adrienne Batra prepares to lay a great for the Churchill Society at the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Toronto cenotaph at Old City Hall on Friday, Nov. 11, 2022.When you saw all of those people laying those wreaths yesterday – including Toronto Sun Editor-in-Chief and military veteran Adrienne Batra – you could not help think about the thousands of Canadians who gave up their lives for the free and prosperous life we enjoy today.
one “definitely reflects” on those experiences and never forgets those who served and those who were lost. He has all of those medals on his chest but it’s the heart and soul inside that he gave for our country that is being honoured on this day. It was such a privilege meeting him as well as Second World War veterans like 101-year-old Pte. Tony Mastromatteo.
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