Leah Van Grootheest, 8, was recognized and rewarded by the people she sought to thank with her art
People were gathered at Lakeview Memorial Cemetery to mark the anniversary of the end of WWII
City resident outlines impromptu service and said about 200 people showed up
Local senior finds COVID rules inconsistent
COVID-19 prevented youth group from taking part in community services Nov. 11
Murrayville had Langley’s only in-person ceremony. Other local events asked public to watch online
Ceremony location changed after threat that “somebody might get killed” if United Nations flag flown
Incidents in Kelowna and Kamloops mar Nov. 11 gatherings
The Legion is selling poppy NFTs this year for the 100 year anniversary of the Canadian poppy
“While I’m here in Belgium, I’d like to go to Passchendaele to visit Uncle Henry’s grave.”
Senior university students published videos telling the story of Canadian veterans
The first in-person ceremony since the pandemic began saw smaller crowds than in 2019
Grade 12 student given a chance to learn and remember as Vimy Pilgrimage Award winner
From soldiers to civilians, Remembrance Day is about tallying the cost of war
Hank Jackson, 100, was a tail gunner on a Halifax bomber
Some restrictions and changes will nonetheless remain in place as COVID-19 continues to pose a threat
How much do you know about times of war?
Elsie Reid met her Canadian husband at a dance in England
Announcement made in the wake of 5-part Canadian Press series on veteran’s issues
Replicating program run in Langley City for a decade, Fort Langley unveils Remembrance banners
