Québec

Province Code
PQ
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Address
154, rue Somerset ouest
Location
La chapelle, à l`intersection des rues Elgin et Somerset
Inscription

[panels/panneaux]

IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE WHO FELL
1914--1918

[left column/colonne de gauche]

F. GRAEME AVERY
ARTHUR L. CHILTON
CECIL CLIFFORD
ELSON CUNNINGHAM
ALLAN U. GILMOUR
C. FRED O`GORMAN
MILTON KLOCK
FRANK W. LAMPLOUGH
LEONARD LAMPLOUGH
HAROLD LEMOINE
TOM L.F. MARTIN

[right column/colonne de droite]

VICTOR MITCHELL
WILLIAM HUGO MORRIS
ANGUS MORRISON
SIMCOE MORRISON
HARRY PRESS
ALAN POWELL
DAVID S. STUART
WILLIAM H. WALLER
GORDON WRIGHT
STANLEY WRIGHT

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Ce mémorial érigé par l`église "Church of St John the Evangelist" et dévoilé le 25 février 1951 est dédié aux membre de l'église mort durant la Première Guerre mondiale. Ce mémorial est constitué de deux panneaux de bois côte-à-côte, et séparés par une cadre de bois.

City
Ottawa
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Address
152 rue Metcalfe
Location
Église anglicane St. Peter et St. Paul, à Ottawa
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

To the Memory of

LIEUT. COL. WILLIAM WHITE. C.M.G.,
Deputy Postmaster General of Canada.

Born 1839. Died 2nd april 1912,
in his 83rd year.

A Tribute to a long live of Public Userfulness

Palman Qui Meruit Ferat

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Cette plaque commémorative est dédiée à la mémoire du Lieutenant-colonel William White (6 janvier 1830 – 2 avril 1911), C.M.G.

William White, fonctionnaire canadien, né à Londres, en Angleterre. Après des études à la Burlington House School, à Hammersmith, il entre à la fonction publique anglaise en 1846, mais donne sa démission en 1854. La même année, il vient à Ottawa et entre au ministère des Postes canadien. Il en devient le secrétaire en 1861 et est nommé ministre des Postes adjoint en juillet 1888, poste qu’il occupe jusqu’à sa retraite, en juin 1897.

Le Lcol White était aussi soldat. En 1859, il s’enrôle dans la Milice canadienne et, par la suite, il sert dans le 3e Bataillon, Toronto Militia, le Civil Service Rifle Regiment, le Governor General's Foot Guards et le 43rd Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles.

City
Ottawa
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Address
111, rue Wellington
Location
Parlement du Canada, chambre des communes
Inscription

[Plaques/Plaques]

(the information below is on the plaque, but the layout needs to be confirmed/l`information ci-dessous est inscrite sur la plaque, mais la disposition est à confirmer)

ERECTED BY THE NURSES OF CANADA IN REMEMBRANCE OF THEIR SISTERS WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR, NINETEEN FOURTEEN-EIGHTEEN, AND TO PERPETUATE A NOBLE TRADITION IN THE RELATIONS OF THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW.

LED BY THE SPIRIT OF HUMANITY ACROSS THE SEAS WOMAN BY HER TENDER MINISTRATIONS TO THOSE IN NEED HAS GIVEN TO THE WORLD THE EXAMPLE OF AN HEROIC SERVICE EMBRACING THREE CENTURIES OF CANADIAN HISTORY.

Plaque érigée par les infirmières du Canada en souvenir de leurs sœurs qui ont donné leur vie au cours de la Grande Guerre de 1914-1918 et pour perpétuer une noble tradition dans les relations entre l'ancien monde et le nouveau. Guidée au-delà des mers par un sentiment d'humanité, la femme, par les soins qu'elle a prodigués à ceux qui étaient dans le besoin, a donné au monde l'exemple d'un dévouement héroïque embrassant trois siècles d'histoire canadienne.

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Le Monument à la mémoire des infirmières en forme de plaque sculpté fut dévoilé le 24 août 1926, et fut érigé par les infirmières du Canada en souvenir de leurs sœurs qui ont donné leur vie au cours de la Grande Guerre et pour perpétuer une noble tradition dans les relations entre l'ancien monde et le nouveau. Artiste/Sculpteur: George William Hill.


Pour plus d'information, visiter le lien internet suivant; www.parl.gc.ca/About/House/Collections/collection_profiles/CP_nurses-e.htm

City
Ottawa
City/Municipality
Ottawa
Address
111 rue Wellington, K1A 0A9
Location
L' édifice du parlement
Inscription



THE TUNNELLERS' FRIENDS
THE HUMBLE BEASTS THAT SERVED AND DIED

LES AMIS DES SAPEURS CES HUMBLES BÊTES DE SOMME QUI MOURURENT POUR LA CAUSE.

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Cette arche commémorative intitulée «The Tunnellers' Friends» représente les animaux qui ont servi la patrie pendant la guerre : les rennes, les mules, les pigeons voyageurs, les chevaux, les chiens, les canaris et les souris. Le mémorial fut créé par l`artiste John A. Pearson, le sculpteur/Ouvrier sculpteur Cléophas Soucy en 1927.

City
Ottawa
City/Municipality
Ottawa (Westboro)
Address
472, chemin Richmond
Inscription

[left side/côté gauche]

KOREA 1950 - 1953

[centre/centre]

WESTBORO

WORLD WAR I
1914 - 1918

(A list of names follows/translate)

[right side/côté droite]

WORLD WAR II
1939 - 1945

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City
Ottawa (Westboro)
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Address
110, rue Simcoe Sud
Location
Parc commémoratif
Inscription

[front/devant]
CANADIAN CORPS
ASSOCIATION

THEY SHALL NOT GROW OLD
AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD
AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM
NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
AND IN THE MORNING
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

THIS MONUMENT PRESENTED TO THE
CITY OF OSHAWA BY THE
CANADIAN CORPS ASSOCIATION
APRIL 25, 2009
DURING THE CORPS
75TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR

DONATED TO
THE CANADIAN CORPS ASSOCIATION
ONTARIO COMMAND, BY THE BORDEN CO. LTD.
IN MEMORY OF THEIR EMPLOYEES
WHO PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
AND WHOSE NAMES ARE RECORDED
ON THE BACK OF THIS MEMORIAL

[back/arrière]
TO THE HONOUR OF OUR BOYS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR
COUNTRY IN THE WARS OF

1914     1918
C.D. BLACKWELL
J.H.COX
G.H. GIBBS
E.J. GRAYSMARK
F. HILLIAR
H. HOLLAND
C.H. HOSKIN
E.J. HUNT
A. KYNASTON

T. McAREE
J. OTLEY
F. REEVE
R. SALTER
L.R. SMAILES
J.W. SMAILES
R. SMAILES
W.P. STEWART
W.E. LEMAITRE

1939     1945
D. CHAPPELL
W.C. CHARDE
N.E. COUSINS
H.R. CROWE

W.H. DONOVAN
J.H. MAXWELL
G.L. McKAY
D.C. PALMER
W.H. STAGG

DULCE EST PRO PATRIA MORI

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City
Oshawa
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
City/Municipality
Oakville
Address
540, chemin Lakeshore ouest
Inscription

Remembrance and Renewal by Colin Gibson

...

For King and Country

Members of

Appleby College Old Boys

Who have volunteered for active service

with

Canada's Fighting Forces

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On 11 June 1914, a replica of the Remembrance and Renewal was unveiled in front of the Memorial Classroom Building. 330 Appleby alumni served during the Second World War, 20 of whom lost their lives. 

The memorial was sculpted by Canadian Colin Gibson and donated by Appleby parents Graeme and Sara Thomson. The work is a scaled down replica of the sculpture Juno Beach Centre in Normandy, France, created by Gibson. It has stood outside the since 2003 to remember the bravery and sacrifice of those who served to protect freedom.

The sculpture stands about six feet and features five Second World War soldiers. It commemorates not only the Canadians who fought during the first day of the Allied invasion of occupied France on June 6, 1944, but all who serve their countries, communities, families and Appleby. The sculpture is part of Appleby College’s Memorial Classroom Building Renovation Project. 

The sculpture features five military figures in a circular formation looking outward, into the distance. The figures undulate into one another, accentuating the unity and comradeship of those who served Canada at home and abroad. The figures reflect different emotions - one figure depicts leadership, another vigour and alertness, while still another looks somber and reflective. A fourth figure is stepping forward to assist a comrade. Their chiseled features express determination and bravery. The broad shoulders symbolize the heavy weight of responsibility that each man had to bear during this struggle. The figures and features convey that much time has passed since the war, and that modern-day memories of it are fading away as the survivors go to rejoin their comrades in arms. 

City
Oakville
City/Municipality
Markham
Address
Chemin York Regional 7 et rue Main Markham Sud
Location
Bibliothèque publique de Markham
Inscription

[front/devant]

LEST WE FORGET

IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO SERVE
IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE WHO FELL

At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
We will remember them

[back/arrière]

THIS VETERANS SQUARE AND CENOTAPH
ARE DEDICATED TO MARKHAM
RESIDENTS WHO SERVED OUR COUNTRY
VALIANTLY.
IN COMMEMORATION OF CANADA'S
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTIETH YEAR
OF CONFEDERATION

JUNE 9, 2018

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City
Markham
Photo Credit
Christopher Soltis
City/Municipality
Markham
Address
Chemin Elgin Mills Est et chemin McCowan
Location
Église Peach’s United
Inscription

1914-1918
J. EARLE GOWLAND
RUEBEN H. MEYER
GORDON G. MILLER
WARREN J. MORRIS
F. DELOSS PIPHER
G. AVINER THOMPSON
MEDFORD R. THOMPSON
WILMOT J. VAGUE
CLARENCE C. WALKER
LESLIE H. WILLIAMSON

TO HONOUR THOSE
WHO SERVED
FROM PEACH'S

1939-1945
HOWARD G. BANKS
DOUGLAS R. CLEVERDON
DOUGLAS R. FERGUSON
S. GEORGE SALE
CLARENCE J. WIDEMAN

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City
Markham
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
City/Municipality
Richmond Hill
Address
8640, rue Yonge
Location
Peace Park
Inscription

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City
Richmond Hill
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials