Warrant Officer 2nd Class (Ret'd) Victor R. Burrill, a Royal Canadian Air Force veteran who served in the Second World War, was this year’s reviewing officer at the Saint John Remembrance Day ceremony.

Some of the veterans in attendance at today’s Remembrance Day ceremony in Saint John.

80 years ago, on D-Day, 156,000 Allied troops stormed Normandy’s beaches in one of the largest naval, air and land operations in history. This week, we pay tribute to the Canadians who served there. https://t.co/spZX1KTTJz #DDay80 #CanadaRemembers

Thousands of digital advertising signs across Canada will go black on Remembrance Day this year, to be replaced with a message of Remembrance and three important figures: 11-11-11. The Royal Canadian Legion’s important initiative involves the voluntary decision by several major

Reviewing Officer named for this year’s Saint John Remembrance Day Ceremony to be held at TD Station on 11 Nov 2024. Attendees are requested to be seated by 10:15 am. #SaintJohnRemembers

Sun, 10 Nov: 2 pm. REMEMBRANCE SERVICE Cathedral, 91 Waterloo St., Featuring Cathedral Choir & Saint Mary’s Band. Legion members will pay tribute to The Fallen, Veterans, & Military. Everyone is invited to attend. #SaintJohnRemembers

4/4 Two soldiers from his Regiment will attend as escorts to Mr. & Mrs. Greenslade at the Saint John Remembrance Day Service. The Regiment will never forget David’s sacrifice and those of his comrades. #saintjohnremembers #lestweforget🇨🇦

3/4 David enlisted in the Canadian Army shortly after graduation. He joined the Royal Canadian Regiment and served with the 2nd Battalion, RCR on the NATO mission to Afghanistan. David is buried in Fernhill Cemetery, Saint John, NB.

2/4 David Greenslade, a 2004 graduate of Saint John High School, was killed in Afghanistan on Easter Sunday, April 8, 2007, along with five of his comrades in arms when their armoured vehicle struck a roadside bomb west of Kandahar.

1/4 Laurie and Donald Greenslade, will lay the Memorial (Silver) Cross wreath at the Saint John Remembrance Day Ceremony at TD Station on November 11th. They will carry out this solemn act in memory of their son, Private David R. Greenslade.

Reminder: Alternate side parking changeover takes place tonight for South Central Peninsula & specific areas located North, East & West of the City. Due to construction, on-street parking on Cliff St. is only permitted on even numbered side of the street. https://t.co/FOsPNBgtqD

🥇Today's ~8am low of -7.3°C is the lowest temperature Saintjohn has recorded on Oct 29th since records began in 1947. #YsjWx #YSJ #NBWx

Happening this weekend at TD Station, Saint John, NB.

This morning at 9:00 am, the Poppy Flag was raised to kick-off the Royal Canadian Legion’s Poppy Campaign which officially begins tomorrow, 25 Oct. The symbolic first Poppy was presented to Mayor Donna Reardon by Jean Stevens, Saint John District Commander for the Legion.

This is happening tomorrow night. Everyone is welcome to attend this beautiful Candlelight Service in west Saint John, NB.

MV Fundy Rose departed yesterday for a bi-annual mandatory drydock and refit work at the Verreault Shipyard drydock at Les Méchins, Québec from October 15 until December 3. ⛴️ Make future reservations here: https://t.co/ZTalZzhuO9

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! May your day be filled with love, laughter, & delicious food. Here’s to a day of counting blessings and creating beautiful memories with loved ones. Wishing you a cozy, joyful, and bountiful Thanksgiving! 🦃❤️”

MV Fundy Rose will be out of service from October 15 until December 3 to perform bi-annual mandatory drydock and refit work. Please note the sailing departures: October 14: Saint John 08:00 Digby 16:00 October 15: Saint John 08:00 Visit https://t.co/b6yxPcW7Re for more info.

🎭 The Saint John Theatre Company’s playwriting competition is here again! Send us your original One Act plays by January 15, 2025, for a shot at bringing your story to the stage in June 2025. submissions@saintjohntheatrecompany.com. For details visit: https://t.co/7FlDjdkEn0

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