Travel to the front lines of Europe, where brave soldiers once fought for freedom. On this epic battlefield tour through the countryside of Britain, France & Belgium you’ll explore the tragedy and triumph of two World Wars.

Canadians recognize Remembrance Day, originally called Armistice Day, every 11 November at 11 a.m. It marks the end of hostilities during the First World War and an opportunity to recall all those who have served in the nation’s defence.

This Remembrance Day by Supporting Soldiers Past & Present wear a poppy. It is the symbol of Remembrance Day.

Visit a war memorial. Send a letter. Go on line and order merchandise off the Royal Legion site, https://www.legion.ca/ My husband has bought beautiful ball caps and many pins. Make a donation to the Veteran Food Bank! Remembrance Day is & always will be an important time to commemorate all veterans & Canadians who have fought & continue to fight to keep our country " " safe " 

There are many tours such as the one above available to immerse yourself in the history

Avalon Waterways have History Lovers Cruises in Europe. They sell out fast where they combine land and cruise. Walk in the footsteps of heroes and cruise in the company of a WWII history expert who shares unforgettable stories of valor and courage. From the legendary beaches of Normandy and through Vimy Ridge, to Paris' Les Invalides Museum, you'll gain moving insight through onboard lectures and visits to historic sites and monuments. Hear both epic and personal stories of lives and legacies forever changed by the Second World War.

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