November 11, 2026 Ottawa, Ontario \u201cToday, Canadians gather to honour the generations of women and men who answered the call. We remember those who spent years away from their loved ones, those who returned forever changed, and those who never came home. At cenotaphs across this nation, after the sounding of the \u2018Last\u00a0Post\u2019, we will bow our heads to honour their service and sacrifice. This year, we also remember Sergeant\u00a0Morgan\u00a0Wong, Private\u00a0Shaun\u00a0Farrell, Private\u00a0Aidan\u00a0Goulding, and Private\u00a0Hayden\u00a0Lykkemark \u2013 four Canadian soldiers who lost their lives while training to serve our country at CFB\u00a0Wainwright. With their bright futures still before them, they chose to safeguard ours. We mourn their loss, stand with those recovering from their injuries, and hold their families and fellow service members in our thoughts. In an increasingly dangerous and divided… <\/p>\n
November 11, 2026 Ottawa, Ontario \u201cToday, Canadians gather to honour the generations of women and men who answered the call. We remember those who spent years away from their loved ones, those who returned forever changed, and those who never came home. At cenotaphs across this nation, after the sounding of the \u2018Last\u00a0Post\u2019, we will bow our heads to honour their service and sacrifice. This year, we also remember Sergeant\u00a0Morgan\u00a0Wong, Private\u00a0Shaun\u00a0Farrell, Private\u00a0Aidan\u00a0Goulding, and Private\u00a0Hayden\u00a0Lykkemark \u2013 four Canadian soldiers who lost their lives while training to serve our country at CFB\u00a0Wainwright. With their bright futures still before them, they chose to safeguard ours. We mourn their loss, stand with those recovering from their injuries, and hold their families and fellow service members in our thoughts. In an increasingly dangerous and divided... <\/p>\n