The Battle of Passchendaele, a significant event in Canadian military history, was commemorated in Belgium with a Remembrance Ceremony and Torchlight Procession, where over 1,000 people honoured the Canadian soldiers who liberated Passchendaele 107 years ago. The ceremony was described as a tribute to Canada’s costliest battle and was deeply appreciated by the Belgians, who have never forgotten the sacrifices made by the Canadians. The event showcased the enduring gratitude and remembrance for the Battle of Passchendaele, highlighting its profound impact on both Canadian and Belgian communities.
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The City of Montreal: A derelict owner by its own definition
The old Canadian Motor Boat Co. complex next to the Lachine Canal is a prime example of demolition by neglect, with graffiti, smashed windows, and danger signs indicating potential collapse. The uncaring owner of the building is being targeted by the City of Montreal's new bylaw against poorly maintained vacant buildings. This initiative aims to address the neglect of historic properties and protect the safety of the community. Full Article
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