Two Edmonton students who won the Vimy Pilgrimage Award were supposed to go to Belgium and France for a week leading up to Vimy Ridge Day. The trip was put on hold because of COVID-19.

On the 11th day of the 11th month the veterans speak to us, and it's our duty to listen.

An impressive five-hectare memorial to the Battle of Hill 70 is finally open in northern France, 102 years after the events of August 1917.

Vimy Ridge Park will have to await approval from full city council before it can become a permanent fixture.

The celebration was held just a few days shy of the battle's 112th anniversary.

A letter from a Canadian soldier in the First World War has finally found its way home, a century later.

The owner of a Manitoba antique store is looking to find a veteran's living family member after finding a 102-year-old letter from a soldier who fought at Vimy Ridge in the First World War.

After learning from a family member that his grandfather served in the Battle of Vimy Ridge, Wayne Suggitt decided to attend a Remembrance Day ceremony on Sunday.

“It's to honour Canadians," said Rene Gonnez, who attended to thank Canadians personally. "That's very important."

Running his hands along the carved names of Canada's war dead and walking among the graves - some with names, others simply marked as "a soldier of the great war" - Trudeau and his veterans affairs minister shook hands with veterans and thanked them for their service.