Ten poppy boxes have been stolen from the Regina Royal Canadian Legion, with some taken on Remembrance Day.

The reaction follows the long-time hockey commentator's removal by Sportsnet in response to his controversial remarks on immigrants and poppies.

Sportsnet fired controversial hockey commentator Don Cherry Monday for his rant during Coach's Corner on Saturday night when he criticized newcomers to Canada for not buying poppies and supporting our veterans.

People around Regina honoured fallen soldiers at multiple Remembrance Day ceremonies.

An 11-year-old girl is behind a No Stone Left Alone ceremony honouring more than 5,000 servicemen and women at a cemetery in Calgary.

The president of a Regina Ahmadiyya Muslim Chapter responded to controversial comments made by Don Cherry during a Hockey Night in Canada broadcast.

While people gather to remember the sacrifices of Canadian soldiers on Remembrance Day, some services will be reduced and some businesses will be closed.

Hockey commentator Don Cherry is in the limelight yet again, this time for complaining that he rarely sees people he believes to be new immigrants wearing poppies ahead of Remembrance Day.

“I think anything to do with history of this country is important, and especially military history.”

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