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Holocaust survivor, educator, and Toronto Holocaust Centre speaker Andy Réti joins Ross Hull to reflect on his childhood in Budapest, his family’s survival against overwhelming odds, and the message he hopes future generations will carry forward.

Today is International Holocaust Remembrance day marking the 81st anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the most notorious of Nazi German death camps. Caryn Lieberman sat down with an Auschwitz survivor who warns of rising antisemitism and hate targeting Jews

Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered remarks Tuesday in Ottawa along with Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre during a Holocaust Remembrance Day event in Ottawa, saying that Canada stands “with the Jewish community against hate.” Carney says he’s working with Poilievre “to make it a criminal offence to intentionally, wilfully obstruct access to places of worship, schools,...

November 20th is Transgender Day of Remembrance – a day to honour lives lost due to anti-transgender violence. Madeleine McColl spoke with Peterborough organizations about how we can better support the transgender community.

A Métis veteran in Winnipeg is speaking out about his experience on Remembrance Day. Michael Belhumeur says he was kicked out of a local veterans’ club, despite being honoured with an Order of Manitoba and King’s Coronation Medal for his work with homeless veterans. As Melissa Ridgen reports, it’s because of a dispute over what’s...

Global BC’s full Remembrance Day special, hosted by Chris Gailus, Sophie Lui and Major General (Ret’d) Stu McDonald. The Remembrance Day ceremony was held at Victory Square in Vancouver.

A sombre day in Edmonton as people gathered to remember the sacrifices of those who served our country. Morgan Black has more on how Edmontonians marked Remembrance Day

This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 2. In Oshawa, tanks were seen rolling down the streets, along with members of the Canadian Armed Forces as the city came together to remember those who fought for our freedom. Moosa Imran has more.

New Brunswick’s capital city came out to the provincial cenotaph for Remembrance Day. It was a robust showing of respect from residents to honour the region’s large military community. Johnny James reports.

At the National War Memorial in Ottawa, veterans, their families and supporters, plus dignitaries and the Silver Cross Mother gathered to mark Remembrance Day. This was Mark Carney’s first Remembrance Day as prime minister. In a statement, he said, “In an increasingly dangerous and divided world, remembrance is also vigilance.” Global’s chief political correspondent David...

People filled SaskTel Centre the morning of Remembrance Day for the ceremony. The stands were full of veterans, citizens, and families honoring loved ones that have passed away in the line of duty.

In Saint John, gratitude echoed through TD Station where thousands came out to reflect and remember what peace really cost. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

As Canadians mark Remembrance Day, Veteran Brian Archibald Phoenix joins Ross Hull to reflect on his family’s legacy of service, including his mother, Dorothy, a Second World War veteran, and what Remembrance Day means to them.

A look at the Remembrance Day events you can attend in Winnipeg on Tuesday.

Canada’s annual Remembrance Day ceremony was held at the National War Museum in Ottawa to commemorate the nation’s war veterans and fallen soldiers.

A Remembrance Day service was held at Grand Parade in Halifax on Tuesday, featuring the rendition of “The Last Post.”

Ahead of Remembrance Day tomorrow, our Payton Zillich spoke with Malcolm Young, vice chair of the Remembrance Day 2025 Committee, on location at the Woodlawn Cemetery.

Preparations are underway for the Remembrance Day ceremony at Victory Square in Vancouver. Global News Morning speaks with Director of Ceremony Doug Poitras about the importance of paying tribute to Canadian veterans.

Remembrance Day is a time for the country to remember the sacrifices of the hundreds of thousands of Canadians who served in wars. A large Remembrance Day ceremony was held at Place du Canada in Montreal on Tuesday. Active members of the Armed Forces, dignitaries and war veterans took part in the service to honour...

With each passing year, Canada’s veterans with lived experience of war feel a responsibility to ensure their stories resonate through each generation. As Jordan Prentice reports, young cadets are embracing that legacy.