The poppy is an iconic symbol of remembrance. Take a look through this timeline to understand the Canadian contribution in World War One, the building of a true national identity, and how the poppy gained prominence throughout this tumultuous conflict.
Indigenous Soldiers at the Center of Remembrance Day 2020
“The best snipers in the British army were Canadian natives but were only promoted afterwards.”
Timeline: A History of Indigenous Soldiers
Use this Remembrance Day as an opportunity to learn more about the Indigenous peoples who fought for Canada during World War I and World War II. Take a look at the timeline below: Timeline by Fiona O’Flynn
The importance of Remembrance Day; Interactive
COVID-19 caused many Remembrance Day ceremonies to adapt. Use the multimedia to learn more.
Remembrance Day ceremonies adapt to difficult circumstances
No Stone Left Alone ceremonies continue despite COVID-19. Written by: Aidan Jonah Multimedia elements by: Felicia Francis Video producer: Claire Donoghue Remembrance Day has been a crucial day, to respect our veterans, for more than 100 years. This year’s celebrations were drastically changed because, COVID-19 forced the cancellation of in-person ceremonies, pushing them online instead….
Author Highlights the Asian-Canadian Impact on the World Wars
Adrian Ma shines a light on war stories of some of Canadian history’s most neglected people.