Dominion lines street with banners to honour those who have served3 hours ago|Duration 2:093 hours agoNewsDuration 2:09Banners of remembrance are a growing tradition throughout Nova Scotia. In a Cape Breton community, the main street is lined with more than 50 banners for the first time. As Kyle Moore reports, the tribute is helping families on what can be a difficult day.Related Stories How more than 100 volunteers painted Port Stanley red to pay respect to veterans Thousands of crochet poppies honour rural veterans from Prairies to Maritimes Honouring local veterans: The stories behind some Remembrance Day banners on display in Waterloo Nova Scotia volunteer group honours fallen soldiers by telling their stories Poppy flag raised on Parliament Hill for the 1st time thanks to New Dundee veteranMore from NewsVideo6:37Meet the symbolic ‘granddaughter’ of Canadian Korean War veteransCBC News Network (Highlights) 20 minutes agoVideo2:53Second World War plane restoration taking shape in an Innisfail garage30 minutes agoVideo1:02Volunteer explains how he helps maintain the headstones of veterans2 hours agoVideo1:27Riley Laychuk’s Manitoba forecast for Tuesday, Nov. 11, 20253 hours agoVideo2:4950 years since James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, mixed reaction to historic signing persists3 hours agoTrending NowVideo0:57Justin x Katy: ‘Is that really real?’CBC News October 30Video1:46The message behind this Ottawa woman’s striking photo shootOctober 30Video2:10’My life has been poisoned’: Quebec artist on demolition of his iconic fountain in San FranciscoCBC News: Montreal at 6:00 November 10Video1:11Trump asked about Canadians refusing to travel to the U.S.October 8Video22:58At Issue | Is Pierre Poilievre’s leadership in trouble?The National November 7
Dominion lines street with banners to honour those who have served
