Remembering the Forgotten
The Memory Project aims to preserve stories of soldiers of Korean War, Second World War
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A modest York Mills vet
Bedford Park residents Isobel Duclos trained spy allies during World War two at a Camp X, located just outside of the Toronto area. Back in the mid-1940s, no one knew where she lived or worked.
Read moreEast York war hero recollects past
86-year-old Jack Aldred is a World Ward two veteran who shares his stories about war, commerating Remembrance Day. He’s been a crossing guard in the Danforth area, helping the children and young families cross streets for 22 years.
Read moreSt. Michael’s College salute the vets
On Nov. 11, Toronto’s St. Michael’s College School honoured the brave veterans in a very special Remembrance Day ceremony. The school has provided the Town Crier with a few photos of the ceremony.
Read moreRemembering Canada's veterans
Nov. 11 is a day Canada celebrates and mourns those who stepped up to the face of adversity to protect their country. Check where you can celebrate at your local Remembrance day ceremony.
Read moreClose calls for Devil's Brigade soldier
Morris Lazarus reflects on his adventures as one of the first Special Service Force commandos, the Devil’s Brigade, during the second World War. They also inspired a few film directors with their story.
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