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Three out of five Canadians living today were born after 1900
Three out of five Canadians living today were born after 1900

Three out of five Canadians living today were born after 1900

Date11/3/1938
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Original Toronto Star caption: Three out of five Canadians living today were born after 1900. To most of them the Great War is an impersonal memory; evoked in silence on Armistice Day when the nation pauses to honor the fallen; rededicate itself to peace. Pictured here is the ceremony before Toronto's cenotaph last year.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0001494F
Jack Poolton was one of the 1,946 Canadians taken prisoner by the German army at Dieppe, in August, 1942
Jack Poolton was one of the 1,946 Canadians taken prisoner by the German army at Dieppe, in August, 1942
11/6/1977
Sgt. Vincent Dos Santos of the Cadet League of Canada stands on guard while veteran Dan Dillon honours Canadians who fought and died in war by laying (...)
Sgt. Vincent Dos Santos of the Cadet League of Canada stands on guard while veteran Dan Dillon honours Canadians who fought and died in war by laying (...)
11/8/1998
A mother never forgets. Silver Cross mother Mrs. George Stephens holds the pictures of her three sons, who were killed in World War II: (from left) Jo(...)
A mother never forgets. Silver Cross mother Mrs. George Stephens holds the pictures of her three sons, who were killed in World War II: (from left) Jo(...)
11/9/1972
Proudly marching across the square at City Hall today after laying a wreath at the Cenotaph in honor of their fallen comrades are Dieppe prisoners of (...)
Proudly marching across the square at City Hall today after laying a wreath at the Cenotaph in honor of their fallen comrades are Dieppe prisoners of (...)
7/8/1967
Russian visitors had to hold a separate remembrance service this afternoon (apparently they were denxied permission to rake part in the llam service). They laid a wreath to the Canadian dead
Russian visitors had to hold a separate remembrance service this afternoon (apparently they were denxied permission to rake part in the llam service). They laid a wreath to the Canadian dead
11/11/1985
D-Day memories: Jim Kenn, 70, a member of the Royal Canadian Legion color party at D-Day ceemonies at the old city hall Cenotaph today, presents arms during the salute
D-Day memories: Jim Kenn, 70, a member of the Royal Canadian Legion color party at D-Day ceemonies at the old city hall Cenotaph today, presents arms during the salute
6/6/1984
A Royal Canadian Legion member stands at Reverse Arms before the Cenotaph at today's Remembrance Day service in Prospect Cemetary
A Royal Canadian Legion member stands at Reverse Arms before the Cenotaph at today's Remembrance Day service in Prospect Cemetary
11/11/1988
A member of the Color Guard of the Earlscourt branch of the Royal Canadian Legion stands with reversed arms during the sunrise service at Prospect Cemetery today
A member of the Color Guard of the Earlscourt branch of the Royal Canadian Legion stands with reversed arms during the sunrise service at Prospect Cemetery today
11/11/1986
Demonstrating for higher pensions to meet the increased cost of living, disabled French veterans, most of them amputation cases, raise their canes hig(...)
Demonstrating for higher pensions to meet the increased cost of living, disabled French veterans, most of them amputation cases, raise their canes hig(...)
6/5/1947
Common bond, Members of Sir Arthur Pearson Association of War Blinded gathered at Queen's Park for a memorial service, highlight of a five-day reunion(...)
Common bond, Members of Sir Arthur Pearson Association of War Blinded gathered at Queen's Park for a memorial service, highlight of a five-day reunion(...)
6/18/1980
Canadian Vets celebrate VE Day with the Dutch 40 yrs after in Ugchelen
Canadian Vets celebrate VE Day with the Dutch 40 yrs after in Ugchelen
5/3/1985
There were few stores in Halifax's main downtown shopping district that were not broken into
There were few stores in Halifax's main downtown shopping district that were not broken into
6/2/1945