The Orange Order in Canada can be very proud of its enduring relationship with the Canadian Military. It's involvement in defending this Dominion and the British Empire dates back well before confederation in 1867. Orangemen enlisted to fight for Canada and the Empire in mass numbers. In some cases during both World Wars, entire Lodges enlisted. As in the Great War, some of these Lodges were completely wiped out with all their members killed and never re-opened.
Orillia and Loyal Orange Lodge Honour Roll
Orillia, Québec
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Inscription
For King and Country
Members of
Orillia Loyal Orange Lodge
who have volunteered for active service
with
Canada's Fighting Forces
Location
Orillia and Loyal Orange Lodge Honour Roll
Orillia
Québec
Orillia and Loyal Orange Lodge Honour Roll
Orillia
Québec