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Kahnawà:ke honours veterans at annual Remembrance Day parade

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Kahnawà:ke honours veterans at annual Remembrance Day parade
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Veterans, military members and community residents gathered in Kahnawà:ke for the annual Remembrance Day parade, honouring those who served in the Canadian and U.S. armed forces. The event, organized in collaboration with the Mohawk Legion, brought generations together to remember veterans, recognize the community’s long history of military service and celebrate a legacy they hope will continue.

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  • Kahnawà:ke honours veterans at annual Remembrance Day parade.
  • Veterans, military members and community residents gathered in Kahnawà:ke for the annual Remembrance Day parade, honouring those who served in the Canadian and U.S.
  • Veterans, military members and community residents gathered in Kahnawà:ke for the annual Remembrance Day parade, honouring those who served in the Canadian and U.S.

Veterans, military members and community residents gathered in Kahnawà:ke for the annual Remembrance Day parade, honouring those who served in the Canadian and U.S. armed forces. The event, organized in collaboration with the Mohawk Legion, brought generations together to remember veterans, recognize the community’s long history of military service and celebrate a legacy they hope will continue.

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