So much history has past and so much still needs to be told. The following are links to the lesser known stories of our veterans.
- Canada's First Black Battalion
- Honoring Canada's Black War Veterans
- Forgotten Chinese- Canadian WWI Battle of Hill 70
- Force 136 - Chinese- Canadian Heroes
- Canadian Women's Efforts to Help Win WWII
- 14 Facts You May Not Know About Contributions of Indigenous Veterans
Click on the picture below to learn how
the poppy became a symbol of remembrance.
There's nothing like having the right music or sounds to really grab our attention or to set us at ease... Many of the links below, I have personally listened to and enjoyed playing while working, reading, or just relaxing. Music and sounds just add to the experience. There are also some pretty cool visual effects too.
Do a YouTube search of Halloween music and see what you discover!
Halloween Musical Instrumental
Click on the picture to watch why we observe
Orange Shirt Day
Program runs from
April 29th - August 4th
He Who Dreams by Melanie Florence
John has little time for anything else while juggling
soccer, school, friends & family. Then one day John finds himself following
the sound of drums and discovers an indigenous dance class. Before he knows it,
John is skipping soccer practice and neglecting his other responsivities to
secretly learn to dance.
The nearest dance school is in the city… John will have to
stop hiding his new passion for dance despite the mocking of his teammates and
the hostility of the boys in his dance class to pursue his dreams.
