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The importance of Vimy Ridge hasn’t faded

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By Tom MacGregor
| The Hill Times Verified
Vimy Day on April 9 is also a time to think about Canada’s achievements and how western allies have worked together for the past 80 years to keep democracy safe, writes Tom MacGregor. Photograph courtesy of Flickr/abac077 April 9 is Vimy Day in Canada. The day commemorates the First World War battle that began on April 9, 1917, when the Canadian Corps defied expectations and captured the German stronghold of Vimy Ridge in France. Many say it was the battle in which Canada came of age.
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Canada's national symbols need better protection | Opinion Original

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By Tom MacGregor
| Ottawa Citizen Verified
Advertisement 1 Tom McGregor: The National War Memorial at Confederation Square is sacred. But the area is also vulnerable. Article content Those attending this year’s Remembrance Day service at Ottawa’s National War Memorial should take a good look at its location—just down from the Parliament Buildings, with a view of the Peace Tower where the 11th hour will be sounded.
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Royal Canadian Legion’s new executive director looks forward to the organization’s centennial

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By Tom MacGregor
| legionmagazine.com
With The Royal Canadian Legion’s centennial in 2026 approaching, new national executive director Randy Hayley is hoping that more Canadians will learn about and get to know the organization better. Hayley, who assumed the position in November 2024, is an Ottawa native who graduated from the city’s Carleton University. With his wife Heidi, they raised two now-adult daughters.
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