Other

City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-008
Type
Other
Address
1820 Cornwall Street
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 1
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.4498281, -104.6122217
Submitted By
Susan Harmer. Victoria Edwards
Inscription

[fist stained glass window/premier vitrail]

REMEMBRANCE ASSOCIATION

IN LOVING MEMORY

[second stained glass window/deuxième vitrail]

IMPERIAL ORDER DAUGHTERS OF THE EMPIRE

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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front view
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front view (older image)
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left stained glass window
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right stained glass window
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Saskatchewan
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Body Content

This memorial includes two urns dedicated by Legion members who had sons or daughters killed in action.

City
Regina
Country
Canada
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Tyndall stone cross, metal memorial cross, two metal urns, two stained glass windows, flagpoles
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1992
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-007
Type
Other
Address
Lakeshore Drive
Location
Wascana Lake Water Front
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.434909373885, -104.61515565419
Submitted By
Susan Harmer
Inscription

ROYAL CANADIAN ARTILLERY
SALUTING BASE SASKATCHEWAN
10 FIELD REGIMENT (M)

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plaque in front of Legislative Building
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Saskatchewan
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Body Content

This plaque is dedicated to the Royal Canadian Artillery.

City
Regina
Country
Canada
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Plaque on concrete base
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3285
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-006
Type
Other
Address
Needs Research
Location
Needs further research
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Susan Harmer & Keith Inches
Inscription

[centre/centre]

THE GREAT WAR

A TRIBUTE TO THE HEROIC LIVING

IN MEMORY OF THE HEROIC DEAD

"GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN THAN THIS"

HUGH CARTER ALLINGHAM, KILLED IN ACTION, BATTLE OF ST. ELOI, 3RD BATTLE OF YPRES, JUNE 3, 1916

EVERETT G. HUNTER, KILLED IN ACTION, BATTLE OF SOMME, OCT. 10, 1916

DUNCAN D. ROBERTSON, KILLED IN ACTION, NEAR VIMY RIDGE, JAN. 9, 1917

GEORGE WASHINGTON BOOTH, KILLED IN ACTION, VIMY RIDGE, APR. 9, 1917

SAMUEL ROGERS, KILLED IN ACTION, BATTLE OF FRESNOY, APR. 28, 1917

GEORGE ALEC MCGILLIVRAY, REPORTED MISSING, PASSCHENDAELE, OCT. 13, 1917

GEORGE KELBY ROSBOROUGH, WOUNDED IN FLANDERS, DROWNED IN SINKING OF LLANDOVERY CASTLE, JUNE 27, 1918

DAVID CARMAN HUTCHISON, WOUNDED CAMBRAI DRIVE, SEPT. 29, 1918, DIED FEB. 19, 1919, BETHNAL GREEN HOSPITAL, LONDON, ENGLAND

R. HAROLD JOHNSTON, DIED OF WOUNDS, CAMBRAI DRIVE, SEPT. 27, 1918

ABRAM J. WARMAN, KILLED IN ACTION, CAMBRAI DRIVE, OCTOBER 1918

JAMES EDWARD MCNEICE, DIED OF INFLUENZA IN FRANCE, 1918

H. GEORGE CASTLE, DIED OF INFLUENZA, ST. CHAD'S MILITARY HOSPITAL, REGINA, NOV. 17, 1918

* MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES

+ WOUNDED

- MEMBER OF COLLEGE BOARD

x SEE CENTER PANEL

# MEMBER OF FACULTY

[left/gauche]

1914

REGINA

ROLL OF HONOUR

- 1914 -

# ROBERT H. JOHNSTON
* GEORGE LOCKE
x HUGH CARTER ALLINGHAM
+ NORMAN LITTLE RE-ENLISTED 1917
- COL. J.A. CROSS, K.C., D.S.O., 28TH BATTN.

- 1915 - # PROF. STEPHEN PARRY
+ WARREN STEEVES
+ BENSON MILLER
+ GEORGE H. GROSE
+ LIEUT. LEWIS WELLS
+ LIEUT. HARRY LEWIS RE-ENLISTED 1917
+ HAVELOCK WEBSTER
+ KARL JOHNSTON
THOMAS PEACOCK
+ GERALD MALLAN
+ PERCY E.C. ECOB
+ CHARLES TROUSE
WALTER H. HAZLETON
x EVERETT HUNTER
GEORGE PHILLIPS
+ SAMUEL PERRY
JOHN BELL
+ SERGT. R. LESLIE STUTT
+ FREDERICK A. WHITLEY
CEPHAS HOLLAND
x DUNCAN D. ROBERTSON
+ LIEUT. COL. T.E. PERRETT, B.A., O.B.E., 68TH BATTN.

- 1916 -

SGT. J. NELSON CLARKE, M.M.
JOSEPH STILLERS
ERNEST MILLAR
x SAMUEL ROGERS
x JAMES EDWARD MCNIECE
+ CARLYLE KNIGHT
+ ALEXANDER JUPP
+ WILLIAM C. ELKERTON
x DAVID CARMAN HUTCHISON
RAYMOND GELDER
WILLIAM CAMPBELL
EDWARD J. GILBERT
J. ALBERT TREW
H.W. WRIGHT
x GEORGE KELBY ROSBOROUGH
VICTOR LACHINSKI
BERT HAROLD
JOSEPH ARTHUR MCFARLANE
ANDREW STEWART
FREDERICK COOK
ROSWELL DOXSEE
STERLING HUBBS
ROY STEWART
ANDREW MULLIGAN
CLIFFORD DARKE
JOHN A. MCPHERSON
x GEO. WASHINGTON BOOTH
+ FRED W. CLAUSEN
HARRY O. DUFF
x GEO. ALEC MCGILLIVRAY
HARRY CRESWELL
JOHN A. MONTGOMERY
JOHN CHERRY
WILLIAM GILCHRIST
ALLAN G. HODGINS
MALCOLM NEELEY
+ HAROLD HUNT
x ABRAM J. WARMAN
JOHN HOWE
CECIL GREENSIDES

[right/droit]

1918

COLLEGE

ROLL OF HONOUR

- 1916 -

CLIFFORD JONES
+ JOHN LESLIE MULLEN
+ ERNEST SWITZER
GNR SGT HOWARD JONES
IRA CREED
LT. COL. KEENLEYSIDE, B.A., 249TH BATTALION
GNR WILBER WILKINSON

- 1917 -

# PROF. CLIFF L. TRELEAVEN, M.A.
VERN STRUBLE
ALDEN ELWOOD
+ HERBERT H. ROBINSON
ELBERT D. HAMM
LIEUT. HARTLEY DAVIS
LIEUT. HERBERT ANDREWS
SPENCER BROOKS
WILLIAM MADDINGTON
WILLIAM M. STEWART
WALTER DU RUSSELL
ALBERT FRANCIS BAILEY
DONALD MCKAY
OLIVER HUNTER
EDGAR REID
JAS. A. DICK
NEIL MCLENNAN
IRWIN RIDDELL
+ FRED J. GARDINER
HAROLD H. GREEN
STEPHEN R. BYLES
LT. W. FLETCHER ROBINSON
H. ROY CRISPIN
H.P. ATKINSON
+ GEORGE S. HAMILTON
JULIAN M. JEFFREY
PERCY E. BENEDICT
FRANK HOLDEN

- 1918 -

# CHELSEA L. ROWE
+ R. HAROLD JOHNSTON
HUGH MOWAT
HALSEY TALMAGE
ARTHUR CROSS
LEONARD HUMBERT
BRUCE ANDREW
LLOYD MURRAY
HERMAN PICKRILL
RALPH RUSSELL
GEORGE T. MARTIN
JOHN BOOTH
LLOYD HARVEY
JAMES AYLESWORTH
BRUCE MCKAY
HUGH DAVEY
KEITH DREW
ROY SHAEFER
ERIC MCKAY
CLIFFORD TALMAGE
JOHN RUSHTON
CAPT. FRANK ELKERTON, M.D.
CHARLES BROOKS
FLOYD KINNEY
ARCHIE ELLIS
VIRGIL THOMPSON
KENNETH HUBBS
MELFORD BEAVIS
WENDELL CARROTHERS
CLARENCE C. BREMER
CLIFFORD COCHRANE
ARCHIE MORTON
HARRY BROOKS
GOTTLIEB BOESCH
EDWARD THOMPSON
EARL E. SCHADE
JOSEPH E. CONN
RUSSELL M. SMITH
x H. GEORGE CASTLE

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Saskatchewan
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the veterans and war dead of Regina College from the First World War.

City
Regina
Country
Canada
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Brass plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1988
City/Municipality
Regina
Memorial Number
47013-005
Type
Other
Address
1955 Smith Street
Location
Victoria Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.4481485, -104.612273
Submitted By
Susan Harmer. Keith Inches.
Inscription

[front/devant]

DEDICATED BY THE
PEOPLE OF REGINA
IN GRATEFUL MEMORY
OF THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
1914     1919

[sides/côtes]

IN SERVICE TO CANADA
1899   SOUTH AFRICA   1902
2001   AFGHANISTAN   2014

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND THE IMMORTAL MEMORY
OF THE CITIZNES OF REGINA
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE WORLD WAR
1939    1945

1950  KOREA  1953

[back/arrière]

TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND THE IMMORTAL MEMORY
OF THE CITIZNES OF REGINA
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE GREAT WAR

1914   1919

[pedestal plaque/plaque de piédestal]

THE CENOTAPH

A Cenotaph is an empty tomb to commemorate military personnel whose remains are buried elsewhere. The people of Regina originally erected the Victoria Park Cenotaph in memory of the men and women who perished in the First World War (1914 to 1918) and were buried in Europe.

Construction began in 1925 and the Cenotaph was unveiled on 11 November 1926. Local architect Francis Portnall was part of the design team. The design incorporates a carving of the "Brooding Soldier" by local architect Frederick Clemesha, who served with the 46th (South Saskatchewan) Battalion during the First World War. Clemesha's original version of this memorable figure can also be seen on the St. Julien Canadian Memorial in Belgium.

In 1990 the Cenotaph in Victoria Park was rededicated to include the memory of those killed in the Second World War and Korean War, and was again rededicated in 2018 to include the fallen from the South African War and Afghanistan.

Today this Cenotaph serves as the site of Remembrance Day services on 11 November every year and is a memorial to more than 118,000 military members who have died in the service of Canada.

WE SHALL REMEMBER THEM

THE ROYAL UNITED SERVICES INSTITUTE OF REGINA
Honouring the Canadian Armed Forces
and it members past and present

This Pedestal has been made possible through funding by Veterans Affairs Canada

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Regina Cenotaph
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Royal United Services Institute of Regina
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pedestal
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Africa
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
Afghanistan
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Saskatchewan
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The Regina Cenotaph was unveiled on November 11, 1926, to honour local soldiers killed in the First World War. It was designed by R.W.G. Heughan of Ross & Macdonald of Montreal and Francis H. Portnall, a local architect and built from Barre Grey – a world-class granite which is quarried in Vermont.

The design incorporates a carving of the "Brooding Soldier" by local architect Frederick Clemesha, who served with the 46th (South Saskatchewan) Battalion during the First World War. Clemesha's original version of this memorable figure can also be seen on the St. Julien Canadian Memorial in Belgium. The plaques depict cap badges of the Regina Rifles, the South Saskatchewan Regiment and the Royal Canadian Air Force.

In 1990, the cenotaph was rededicated to include the memory of those killed in the Second World War and Korean War, and was again rededicated in 2018 to include the fallen from the South African War and Afghanistan.

After vandals scrawled graffiti across the base of the Regina Cenotaph in June 2017, Ron Eisler of Remco Memorials restored the cenotaph.

City
Regina
Country
Canada
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Column - granite, plaques - metal, pedestal
Photo Credit
Royal United Services Institute of Regina
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1198
City/Municipality
Montmartre
Memorial Number
47013-004
Type
Other
Address
1st St. between Central Ave. and 1st Ave.
Location
Beside Eiffel Tower Replica
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.2208261, -103.448621
Submitted By
Susan & Jack Harmer
Inscription

IN MEMORIAM
1939 WAR 1945
BACHELU H.
DUSYK M.
ELLIS d.
LORNSON A.
MITHCELL R.
MCCALL R.
OSWALD H.
PERRON G.
PERRON A.
RINK W.
ROCHON A.
SITTER C.

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVER"

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Saskatchewan
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Montmartre
Country
Canada
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Cairn with cross on top (concrete base and field stone)
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3275
City/Municipality
Vibank
Memorial Number
47013-003
Type
Other
Address
corner of Main Street North and 4th Avenue
Location
Vibank Rink
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.33607, -103.94451
Submitted By
Jack & Susan Harmer
Inscription

[plaque]

FOR KING AND COUNTRY

MEMBERS OF
VIBANK AND DISTRICT
WHO HAVE SERVED WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
1939 - 1945

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Jack & Susan Harmer
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cairn (front)
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Saskatchewan
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This memorial is dedicated to the local veterans of the Second World War.

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Vibank
Country
Canada
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Brick cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2986
City/Municipality
Francis
Memorial Number
47013-002
Type
Other
Address
201 Main St
Location
Community Hall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.10166947725, -103.86635555546
Submitted By
Keith Inches
Inscription

[front/devant]

FRANCIS SCHOOL

1939 FOR KING AND COUNTRY 1945

HONOR ROLL

Anderson Harold
Anderson William T.
Anderson Earl Phillip Hepp
Anderson William Lloyd
Ballard James Harvey
Buchanan Robert Roy
Buchanan Donald Allister
Cameron Lachlan Archibald
Campbell Helen Elizabeth
Campbell Claude Wilson
Campbell Keith Cameron
Dafoe Edward McDonald
Day Alvin Robert
Day William Russell
Duke Lancelot Earl
Duke Nelda May
Ferguson Elmer Lorne
Hollingsworth Grant Irwin
Haines Clifford William
Helfrick Ignateus Frank
Helfrick Roscoe Lawrence
Dundas Harold
Hall Blanch Wakely
Hughes Frederick Percy
Hensen Roscoe Charles A.
Hensen Clinton Pearce
Irvine Henry Noble
Irvine William Gowan
James Arnold Rankin
James Thomas Irving
Johnson Robert Wilton
Killar John
Kennedy Murray John
Kennedy Allan Cameron
Lennie Thomas Wilfred
Mann Thomas Peter
Mayer Michael
Mayer William
McGillivray Clarence Duncan
McIver Murdock James
McIver Roy Norman
Mills Ernest
Mills Bertram
Morrow Clarence Folley
Ortman Jacob
Ortman Margaret Jenevieve
Oullette Raymond
Fisher Agues Gerald
Glaze Warren Nelson
Redman Rober Allison
Shaeffer John
Schmalz John Adam
Seaman Charlotte Violet
Seaman John Kenneth
Seaman Mabel Phoebe
Seaman Robin Spence
Seaman William Sanford
Siety Englebert
Snitzler Stanley
Stewart Hugh
Stewart John Marshall
Stewart William Gordon
Thompson John Herbert
Trueman Bertram James
Ward Thomas Frederick
Watson Andrew James
Whitney William Harvey
Whiteman Wilfred Ross
Woodhall Alice Isobel
Dundas Benjamin Arthur
Maier John
Snitzler Eddy William

Working Studying Sacrificing
We will be true to Canada and the Gallant Men who have suffered and died for us.

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Keith Inches
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certificate (front)
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Saskatchewan
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This honour roll lists the members and former members of Francis School who served during the Second World War.

City
Francis
Country
Canada
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Paper certificate
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2454
City/Municipality
Sedley
Memorial Number
47013-001
Type
Other
Address
Railway Avenue
Location
Town Office - needs research
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Trevor Forbes
Inscription

[front/devant]

THE VILLAGE OF SEDLEY WISHES TO ACKNOWLEDGE IN LOVING MEMORY AND IN RECOGNITION THE OFFICERS AND OTHER RANKS WHO SERVED IN WORLD WARS I AND II

WORLD WAR I

CAPTAIN ARCADE COUPAL
PRIVATE WILLIAM CREEDON
CPL THOMAS HENLEY
PTE JOHN MILDENBERGER SR.
PTE CHARLES NORMANDIE
CAPTAIN CHARLES PARENT
PTE HARRY PAYNE
PTE MARTIN PHILLIPS
PTE JOHN SCHAEFFER
PTE TED SWAYNE

WORLD WAR II

A/C(2) MARTIN ADAMS
F/SGT ALBERT BAKER
A/C(2) RITA BAKER
F/LT HARVEY BARRIE
PTE MARCEL BARRE
PTE RICHARD BARRE
PTE ROBERT BARRE
PTE PETER BAST
PTE KARL BAST
A/C(2) BERNARD BECHARD
PTE ROLAND BECHARD
WREN VERA COUPAL
F/LT GABRIEL COUPAL
F.L/N.S. JEANINE COUPAL
PTE REAL COUPAL
PTE MICHEL COUPAL
PTE JEAN MARIE COUPAL
PTE GABRIEL COUPAL
PTE ANTHONY DECK
PTE CHRISTIAN DEIS
PTE ALEXANDER DORNSTANDER
SGT ROMAIN DUPUIS
PTE ANDREW ELL
PTE PETER ELL
PTE CANISIUS ELL
A/C(2) PETER FENNER
PTE ELMER FERGUSON
SGT ALPHONSE FUCHS
MAJOR JONATHON FRANCIS
PTE VALENTINE GRAD
PTE RENE HAMELIN
PTE JOHN HARSCHE
PTE FRANCIS HARTY
PTE HULME HENLEY
PTE JOSEPH HELFRICK
SG.L/M.O. SYDNEY ISRAELS
F/SGT LEO KAMBEITZ
CAPTAIN/N.S. ADRIAN KILDEA
PTE PETER KLEIN
PTE JACOB KNOLL
A.C.(2) ARISTA LEFEBVRE
SGT RENE LEFEBVRE
PTE GERALD LYNCH
PTE COME MARTIN
PTE EMIL MARKLINGER
F/LT BOYD MCKINNON
PTE FRANK METZ
CAPTAIN P.M. JOHN MILDENBERGER SR.
P.O. JAMES MILDENBERGER
SGT. CHATERINE MILDENBERGER
PTE. ARMELLA MILDENBERGER
PTE. WENDELIN MILDENBERGER
SGT. KASPAR MILDENBERGER
A.C.(2) EDWARD MILDENBERGER
PTE WILFRED MOYSE
F.LT./N.S. JEANNETTE PARENT
PTE GABRIEL PARC
PTE JOSEPH PARC
A.C.(2) EDWARD PARC
PTE JOHN PHILLIPS
PTE GEORGE PHILLIPS
PTE DAVID PUGSLEY
SGT LAWRENCE QUIGLEY
PTE JOSEPH SALIE
PTE ANTHONY SCHAEFFER
PTE BENJAMIN SCHAEFFER
PTE NICHOLAS SCHAEFFER
FLT JOSEPH SCHLOSSER
SGT MATTHEW SCHLOSSER
PTE RAYMOND SEIFERLING
PTE PETER SEIFERLING
CPL JOSEPH SEIFERLING
PTE CASPAR UNSER
PTE XAVIER UNSER
PTE EMIL WAGNER
PTE FRANK WARNKE; CAPTAIN/CHAPLAIN NOAH WARNKE; CAPTAIN/M.O. ALEXANDER WASLENKI; PTE HENRY WELSH; PTE WILLIAM WEINBERGER; CAPTAIN JEAN WHEELER; PTE EDWARD WHEELER; PTE WILLIAM WHEELER; PTE STEPHEN WOLBAUM; PTE PAUL WOLBAUM

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Saskatchewan
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Erected by the village of Sedley, this memorial lists the names of the local citizens who served in the military during the First and Second World Wars.

City
Sedley
Country
Canada
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wooden and brass plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2439
City/Municipality
Saskatoon
Memorial Number
47012-037
Type
Other
Address
401 Acadia Drive
Location
Sherbrooke Community Centre
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.12428, -106.5970166
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

Sherbrooke Veterans Village

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Sherbrooke Veterans Village
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Saskatchewan
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In October 2000, Veterans moved into their new home in the Veterans Village at Sherbrooke Community Centre. The Veterans Village is home for Veterans of Canada’s Armed Forces who could no longer live independently in the community. The village consists of four houses – named Dieppe, Mafeking, Vimy, and Korea.

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Saskatoon
Country
Canada
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Building
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10461
City/Municipality
Saskatoon
Memorial Number
47012-036
Type
Other
Address
3 Campus Drive Canada
Location
Law School Library
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.131088282593, -106.63705507244
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
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University of Saskatchewan Archives
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University of Saskatchewan Law School Library
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Saskatchewan
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Thomas Dais donated a war memorial to the University of Saskatchewan law school. It honours alumni and students who served and died in World War II. It was unveiled by President Peter MacKinnon on Oct 1, 1999.

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Saskatoon
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Canada
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Plaque
Photo Credit
Victoria Edwards
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10149
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