Observer readers supplied photos of the men and women in their lives who dedicated time to serve and sacrifice for Canada through military service. On Remembrance Day, Nov. 11, Canada takes time to remember the the men and woman who have serve and continue to serve the nation in times of war and in times of peace.
The Agassiz Legion announced there would be no Remembrance Day parade or service at the high school this year. Legion members will be placing wreaths at the Cenotaph with a colour guard and piper.
Representatives of the local Legion said the public will not encouraged to attend due to COVID-19 restrictions. However, if members of the public wish to attend, they must wear a mask, watch from a distance and observe social distancing protocols. Again, due to COVID restrictions, Legion members and veterans only will be permitted to come to the Legion hall following the ceremonies.
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Poppies are available for purchase by donation throughout the Agassiz-Harrison area.
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