1914-1918 VIGIL

The names of 66000 Canadians who died in World War One are projected on the War memorial in Ottawa and 5 other Canadian cities and on Canada House (Embassey) at Trafalgar Square in London. The program goes from sunset to sunrise for seven days leading up to Nov 11 Remembrance Day. The list of names is available on line and many people have shown up to see the name of a long lost relative displayed. Very moving and respectful.


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[PILONMIKE]

Hey great. I saw two Pilon.s but was not aware theyw ere in the family, a cousin who is more into geneology was there and took photos but I missed it.

Thanks for the feedback :)

A lovely site as it must be in Toronto :)

Mike

[antrimbay]

Thank you. I saw my Great Uncle

s name on the east wall of the Toronto City Hall

on November 8 at 5:43 pm precisely.