The Peacekeeper sculpture depicts a typical Canadian Infantryman on United Nations (UN) duties. He is dressed with protective vest, UN beret and shoulder patch, with a portable radio on his back and C7 rifle slung. On his chest are a pair of binoculars, and two water bottles on his equipment belt indicates he is serving in a hot climate area. The model for this work was Master Corporal Landry, Company “D”, 2e Battalion, Royal 22^nd Regiment. This sculpture was unveiled in 1990 and is dedicated to current and past Canadian Peacekeepers.