Honouring Canada's Fallen and What They Fought For
As Canada marks Remembrance Day, we reflect on the 118,000 servicemembers who died for our nation and the values that make Canada worth fighting for. Read more and remember.
Category : Cultural Heritage
Charlottetown completes cenotaph restoration before Nov 11
Charlottetown completes major restoration of historic 100-year-old cenotaph just in time for Remembrance Day ceremonies. Learn about this important preservation project.
France Marks 10 Years Since November 13 Attacks
A decade after the coordinated November 13 Paris attacks, France bears the scars. Remembering the Bataclan and national trauma. Never forget.
B.C. woman returns father's WWII figurines to Netherlands
A 72-year-old Coquitlam woman returns three bronze figurines her father brought home from WWII to the Netherlands, honoring the 80th anniversary of Holland's liberation by Canadian forces.
Remembrance Day 2025 Ceremonies in Lower Mainland
Honour Canada's veterans at Remembrance Day 2025 ceremonies across the Lower Mainland. Find event details from Vancouver to Squamish and pay your respects.
American Friendsgiving Confuses Australian Guests
An American expat's attempt to host Friendsgiving in Australia reveals cultural divides over marshmallow-topped casseroles and pumpkin pie. Discover how tradition triumphs.
WWII B-25 Flight Experience Honors Canadian Warriors
Retired lieutenant-general Michel Maisonneuve shares his powerful B-25 flight experience from the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum, highlighting the bravery of WWII crews and why we must remember their sacrifice.
Calgary Legion adapts with punk rock and wrestling
Calgary's Royal Canadian Legion No. 1 Branch stays afloat by hosting unconventional events like punk concerts and wrestling matches, adapting to changing community needs while honoring veterans.
Canada's Largest Legion Success Story Revealed
Discover how Canada's largest Royal Canadian Legion branch became an amazing community success story while maintaining its vital support for veterans across the country.
West Edmonton Mall Hosts Coin Exchange Event
West Edmonton Mall hosted a special coin exchange event on November 8-9, 2025, showcasing Canadian currency. Discover the details of this unique numismatic gathering.
Remembering Canada's Last Victoria Cross Winner
Discover the heroic story of Lt. Robert Hampton Gray, the last Canadian to receive the Victoria Cross for his final brave mission in WWII. Learn about his legacy and memorials.
Swiftie Night Celebrates Essex Teen Jaida's Life
The Fogolar Furlan Club hosted A Swiftie Night for Jaida, celebrating an Essex teen's life through music, friendship bracelets, and community support. Discover how her legacy lives on.
Militaria Expo in East St. Paul Honors Veterans
Explore the Militaria Expo in East St. Paul, featuring historical artifacts and headdresses on display to commemorate Canada's military heritage. Discover this unique event.
Pen Pals Unknowingly Reunite 35 Years Later
A former naval officer and his pen pal from the Persian Gulf War had an emotional reunion after 35 years, discovering a shared past through old letters. Read their incredible story.
SS Edmund Fitzgerald: 50 Years Since Tragedy
Marking 50 years since the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior with all 29 crew members. Explore the story behind one of Canada's most famous maritime disasters.
Calgary WWI Soldier Receives Military Send-Off
A Calgary First World War soldier will finally receive a proper military burial decades after his death. Discover this remarkable story of remembrance and honor.
First Indigenous Veterans Day Powwow Held in Winnipeg
Winnipeg made history by hosting the first-ever Indigenous Veterans Day powwow at Sergeant Tommy Prince Place, honoring Indigenous service members with cultural celebration.
Riverside Hosts Early Remembrance Day Ceremony
Community members in Riverside gathered at the Miracle Park cenotaph for an early Remembrance Day service to honour Canada's war dead. Read more about this solemn tribute.
London Students Create Wreaths for Remembrance Day
London students joined local veterans in wreath-making ceremony at Vimy Ridge Park ahead of Remembrance Day 2025. CTV's Lauren Stallone reports on this meaningful tradition.
Church attendance increases for first time in decades
After decades of decline, Canadian church attendance is rising as Gen Z seeks spiritual connection. Religious leaders report surprising trend reversal across the country.
King Charles III Leads Remembrance Sunday at Cenotaph
King Charles III presided over Britain's Remembrance Sunday ceremony at the Cenotaph in London, honoring the nation's war dead. Read about this solemn tradition.
Saskatchewan Battalion Legacy Presentation in Regina
Government House in Regina hosted presentations on Saskatchewan's military battalions and their enduring legacies. Learn about this important recognition of Canadian military history.
Princess Kate and Prince George attend Remembrance tribute
Princess Kate and Prince George attended the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance, marking the 80th anniversary of WWII's end. Read about this poignant royal appearance.
Calgary Muslim Community Pays Tribute to Veterans
Calgary's Muslim community honored Canadian veterans during a special Friday event. Learn how diverse communities are remembering those who served.
Lightfoot's Edmund Fitzgerald Song: A 50-Year Legacy
On the 50th anniversary of the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sinking, discover the incredible story of how Gordon Lightfoot's iconic song was accidentally recorded and became a legend.
Tecumseh honours Canada's fallen heroes
The Tecumseh community gathered for a poignant Remembrance Day ceremony to honour Canada's fallen soldiers. Discover how the town pays tribute to our heroes.
Remembrance Day light show illuminates Halifax library
Halifax transforms its former Memorial Library with a poignant Remembrance Day light show leading up to November 11. Discover this unique tribute to Canadian veterans.
Canadian Chaplain's WWII Victoria Cross Bravery
Discover the incredible story of Lt.-Col. John Weir Foote, the only Royal Canadian Chaplain Service member awarded the Victoria Cross for his heroic actions during the Dieppe Raid in WWII.
Calgary Sunset Ceremony Honors Fallen Alberta Soldiers
Calgary's Field of Crosses hosted a poignant sunset ceremony honoring Alberta's fallen soldiers. Learn about this moving tribute to military sacrifice.
1918 False Armistice: Vancouver's Early WWI End
On November 7, 1918, Vancouver erupted in celebration after a false report ended WWI four days early. Discover the story behind the historic 'False Armistice' and its impact on the city. Read the full story now!
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