Better than a textbook: Remembrance Day convoy to roll once again into Oshawa, jvrCTV reports:
It will see relics of past wars and conflicts drive past the veterans who once served in them, along with their family members and the public.
Canadian veteran Phil Martin served in Cypress and is among the 150 people who volunteer at the museum."When the ground rumbles under your feet it's a heart pounding event -- if you've never seen it you've got to experience it just once." Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, they haven't participated in a parade since 2019, and unlike past convoys, this one will not include tanks.
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