Aldergrove resident Jack Airone served as a mechanic for the Air Force during the Second World War
The precision flying team will be in the air over Langley on Nov. 11
There are fewer options for public events this year
Richard Jolly took part in one of the most severe battles Canadian troops fought since the Korean War
‘It makes me feel really good’ to raise funds for veterans, says Irene Brummitt
COVID changed how we memorialize our Veterans this year, but these alterations may stick around
Janet Austin ‘honour and a privileged’ to receive the poppy
CIVID-19 has forced changes
Video visits with Fraser Blues flight team, as well as veterans, are planned
Shaelyn Lorensen’s work is now on display at the National War Museum in Ottawa
Branch president Doug Hadley shared the poem Who is a Veteran to begin the time of remembrance
Legion branches are scrambling to plan stripped-down versions of the annual sombre ceremonies
Branch 265 will sell poppies and legion-themed masks between Oct. 30 and Nov. 10
You likely won’t be seeing volunteers with poppy tables out front stores this year
From two people to several thousand, the event has grown tremendously
The last living veteran of the Boer War died in Aldergrove at age 111
The pledge comes after council voted to ask federal branches for refunds on police costs
The second annual community Remembrance Day service at the Murrayville cemetery attracted all ages.
The legend of World War Two pilots Albert and Cedric Mah, as told by their daughters
Murrayville’s cemetery is home to one of the community’s cenotaphs.
