Remembrance Day is marked in Canada every year on 11 November. It is a day of national commemoration for the more than 118,000 Canadians who have died in military service.
This module provides resources to deliver engaging discussions, lessons and ceremonies. It can be used in the classroom, at home, or in the community to commemorate the service and sacrifices of Canada’s military personnel.
Warning: This document contains detailed and graphic descriptions of wounds on a victim of ethnic genocide found by Canadians serving on a peacekeeping mission. It may not be suitable for all.
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Browse the collection of objects, videos, activities and historical overviews below.
Burial at Sea
Remembrance Day at Tim Hortons, Kandahar, Afghanistan
Lily and Donald Worden at the Gravesite of Edwin Worden
Memorial Cup
Masumi Mitsui Holding a Picture of Himself as a First World War Soldier
Ceremony at the Grave of Veteran Buckam Singh
Japanese Canadian Community Members in Mourning
Ainsworth Dyer Memorial Bridge, Edmonton, Alberta
100th Anniversary Parade
At the Formal Unveiling of Vimy Memorial
Operation ATHENA, Force Protection Company