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It's stopped pouring ☔️for a smidge, so I'm going to say goodnight & head out to get food!👋 Please stay safe during our 3rd/4th storm (I've lost count!)
*And remember those who fought for our freedom🍁🫡
🇺🇦Be Safe🙏🔱💙💛💗✌️🫶https://t.co/IeKqIAc7MH
However I will be watching DVD war movies like "Passchendaele", "Band Of Brothers", & others.
Please remember, lest we forget & contribute to & wear your poppy🫡
*Those who choose to ignore or forget the past are doomed to repeat the past!
#RemembranceDay#CanadaRemembers
Unfortunately I won't be able 2 watch any #RemembranceDay ceremonies tomorrow as I don't have TV access & tho it mattered not to soldiers who fought in stormy weather like we're getting now, I thank them for making it possible for me to stay home from services in a free #Canada
This is for all Canadians, but especially the new ones — and there are millions of you — this country took you in and handed you a life better than the one you left. The freedom and safety you live inside were paid for by people who never got to use them. Gratitude is the least that debt requires.
This Remembrance Day, wear a poppy. If you can, stand at a cenotaph on November 11th.
Watch this video. Share it.
Do not let the cost stay invisible.
Lest we forget.
(I edited this video together from raw Canadian war reels: no AI, no filters. Leonard Cohen reads “In Flanders Fields.” Hans Zimmer’s score. Battlefield sound design. It is short, direct, and meant to be felt, not scrolled past. Volume up.)
Join us tomorrow for our live broadcast of the 2026 National Remembrance Day Ceremony!
Can’t make it to an in-person ceremony? We’ve got you covered, we will be broadcasting the entire National ceremony right on The Legion'a Meta page: https://t.co/cKZqNAbBmH
Set your reminders and see you here on November 11th!
The first and last British soldiers killed in World War I are buried facing each other just a few meters apart.
Private John Parr died 17 days after war was declared. Private George Ellison died 90 minutes before the Armistice - (November 11) the exact date we now mark as Remembrance Day.
The wildest part? It was a complete accident. Nobody tracking the graves realized their "first and last" status until years later.
Remembrance Day 2026. Wear a poppy. Remember those that made the ultimate sacrifice. Remember their families. #ThankYou to all those who have served and continue to serve. #LestWeForget#ProPatria#WeWillRememberThem
Ever wonder why we wear a poppy on Remembrance Day?
The tradition dates back to the First World War. Amidst the devastation of the battlefields in Flanders, Belgium, bright red poppies were the first plants to grow out of the churned-up earth. 1/3
Remembrance Day is a reminder that the freedoms we enjoy today were not freely given.
They were defended by Australians who stood in the face of unimaginable adversity, many never making it home.
We owe them more than a minute of silence. We owe them a lifetime of gratitude, respect and remembrance.
At the eleventh hour, on the eleventh day, of the eleventh month.
Lest We Forget. 🇦🇺
🪖Remembrance Day tomorrow.
Walk through Ottawa, Vancouver, Toronto and count the poppies. You’ll be looking for a while.
Adults, students, newcomers alike, the symbol of those who served is fading while the government that should be teaching why it matters stays silent.
Lest We Forget. I won’t. 🌺🇨🇦
Help the next generation understand the importance of Remembrance.
Bring your family to your local Legion or community ceremony and share the stories of those who served. Together, we ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.
Find your local Remembrance Day Ceremony:
https://t.co/uoAsnDooXq
If you can’t attend a ceremony on November 11, take a moment to pause for two minutes of silence at 11 a.m. Set a reminder and join Canadians across the country in honouring all who served and sacrificed.
#WeWillRememberThem #CanadaRemembers