Remembrance Day Civic Ceremony, 1949
This image, taken by photographer George Lilley, depicts the Remembrance Day ceremony held at the Cross of Sacrifice in 1949.
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Remembrance Day
Kenneth L. Chapman, 1944
“We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved” John McCrae
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Remembrance Day
With Halloween behind us and Christmas still in the somewhat distant future, many Canadians are focused on Remembrance Day, which
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Guide to Remembrance Day Ceremonies in Kingston in 2015
This week’s #ygkChallenge encourages you to find a meaningful way to take part in Remembrance Day and Veteran’s Week. Many
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#ygkChallenge: Remember Them
The #ygkChallenge is an ongoing series where we dare you to be different, resolve to be better, and or do
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Kingston Honours WWI Centenary with Installation Project
Between 1914 and 1918, more than 22 million soldiers were wounded and some nine million were killed. An estimated 7
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Earle Cornelius McCaig
In observance of Remembrance Day this week we thought it fitting to feature one of Kingston’s own fallen soldiers from
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A Time Remembered
Erica Robinson, a Frontenac Secondary School, describes A Time Remembered as follows: This art project is a multi-year and cross
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#ygkChallenge: Wear A Poppy
Welcome to Kingstonist’s weekly challenge, dare, resolution or whatever you prefer to call it. Each week we establish a new
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Guide to Local Remembrance Day Ceremonies in Kingston in 2014
In light of recent events at home and abroad, next week’s Remembrance Day ceremonies will likely have extra special meaning
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Christmas Cheer Now Available In-Store
On Saturday morning I made the regrettable error of venturing out in Kingston to do some in-store shopping, where I
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Fifth Field Company Canadian Engineers, 1914
August 1914 marks Canada’s entry into WWI. The Fifth Field Company Canadian Engineers, pictured above, spent the years preceding the
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