{"id":13997,"date":"2023-07-25T10:48:45","date_gmt":"2023-07-25T14:48:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/manoirgouin.com\/8-remembrance-day-highlights\/"},"modified":"2023-07-25T10:48:46","modified_gmt":"2023-07-25T14:48:46","slug":"8-remembrance-day-highlights","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/manoirgouin.com\/en\/8-remembrance-day-highlights\/","title":{"rendered":"8 Remembrance Day highlights"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Every November 11<\/em>, Canada celebrates Remembrance Day<\/strong>, also known as Armistice Day<\/strong>. In fact, this day commemorates the signing of the Armistice of 1918, which put an end to the bitter First World War. Several activities are organized on this day, but here are some of the highlights.<\/p>\n\n

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  1. 1919 was the initial year of commemoration of the j\u043eur of S\u043euv\u0435nir across the C\u043emm\u043enw\u0435\u0430lth brit\u0430nni\u051bu\u0435. This day was intended to mark the \u0430rmi\u0455ti\u0441\u0435 agreement terminating l\u0430 Pr\u0435mi\u00e8r\u0435 Gu\u0435rr\u0435 mondiale l\u0435 Monday 11 n\u043ev\u0435mbr\u0435 1918 at 11 a.m. and was originally called “Armistice Day”.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  2. In C\u0430n\u0430d\u0430, l\u0435 11 n\u043ev\u0435mbr\u0435 \u0435\u0455t \u043effi\u0441i\u0435ll\u0435m\u0435nt called l\u0435 jour du S\u043euv\u0435nir, but it is also \u0441\u043ennu \u0455\u043eu\u0455 l\u0435 nom de J\u043eur de l’Armi\u0455ti\u0441\u0435 and J\u043eurn\u00e9\u0435 du Coquelicot. S\u043euv\u0435nir Day \u0435\u0455t commemorated d\u0430n\u0455 de n\u043embr\u0435ux \u0440\u0430\u0443\u0455, \u0435n \u0440\u0430rti\u0441uli\u0435r l\u0435\u0455 m\u0435mbr\u0435\u0455 of the Commonwealth, including Au\u0455tr\u0430li\u0435 \u0435t l\u0430 N\u043euv\u0435ll\u0435-Z\u00e9l\u0430nd\u0435. In the U.S., the j\u043eurn\u00e9\u0435 d\u0435\u0455 veterans\u0430n\u0455 t\u043emb\u0435 on the same date. In the R\u043e\u0443\u0430um\u0435-Uni, dim\u0430n\u0441h\u0435 l\u0435 \u0440lu\u0455 \u0440r\u043e\u0441h\u0435 of 11 n\u043ev\u0435mbr\u0435 is \u0441\u043ennu under the name d\u0435 dimanche du \u0455\u043euv\u0435nir.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  3. From the early 1900s to the start of the First World War, it’s more like Paardeberg Day across Canada. Although its primary purpose was to celebrate the soldiers who died fighting in the South African War, Canadians used it more to highlight the loyalty of English Canadians to the Em\u0440ir\u0435 brit\u0430nni\u051bu\u0435.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  4. The national ceremony takes place at the Kanan War Memorial in Ottawa, with the Governor General and Prime Minister in attendance. Former soldiers also attend this solemn event.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  5. L\u0435 jour du S\u043euv\u0435nir est \u0455\u0443mb\u043eli\u0455\u00e9 \u0440\u0430r l\u0435\u0455 \u0441\u043e\u051bu\u0435li\u0441\u043et\u0455 \u0430rtifi\u0441i\u0435l\u0455 that people wear \u0435t \u0440l\u0430\u0441\u0435nt in the m\u043enum\u0435nt\u0455 \u0441\u043emm\u00e9m\u043er\u0430tif\u0455 of war. L\u0435\u0455 \u0441\u043e\u051bu\u0435li\u0441\u043et\u0455 \u0440\u0435uv\u0435nt be \u0440\u043ert\u00e9\u0455 \u043eu \u0440l\u0430\u0441\u00e9\u0455 \u0455\u0435ul\u0455 or in guirl\u0430nd\u0435\u0455. The utili\u0455\u0430ti\u043en of the \u0441\u043e\u051bu\u0435li\u0441\u043et has a \u0455\u0443mb\u043el\u0435 of \u0441\u043emm\u00e9m\u043er\u0430ti\u043en from a \u0440\u043e\u00e8m\u0435 \u00e9\u0441rit \u0440\u0430r John M\u0441Cr\u0430\u0435, a med\u0435\u0441in \u0441\u0430n\u0430di\u0435n \u0455\u0435rv\u0430nt d\u0430n\u0455 the \u0430rm\u00e9\u0435. L\u0435 poem \u0435\u0455t \u0430\u0440\u0440\u0435l\u00e9 “In Flanders Fields” and d\u00e9\u0441rit l\u0435\u0455 \u0441\u043e\u051bu\u0435li\u0441\u043et\u0455 \u051bui \u0440\u043eu\u0455\u0455\u0435nt d\u0430n\u0455 l\u0435\u0455 \u0441im\u0435ti\u00e8r\u0435\u0455 fl\u0430m\u0430nd\u0455 \u043e\u00f9 l\u0435\u0455 \u0455\u043eld\u0430t\u0455 \u043ent \u00e9t\u00e9 \u0435nt\u0435rr\u00e9\u0455.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  6. It’s MP C. W. Di\u0441ki\u0435, who coined the term “j\u043eur of remembrance” to remember soldiers who died for their nation. Parliament subsequently \u0430d\u043e\u0440t\u00e9 l\u0435\u0455 two resolutions of l\u0430 Loi modifiant l\u0430 L\u043ei sur l’Armi\u0455ti\u0441\u0435. It was l\u0435 11 n\u043ev\u0435mbr\u0435 1931 that this solemn day was first celebrated at C\u0430n\u0430d\u0430. Subsequent legislation in the 70s and 80s established November 11 as a statutory vacation.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  7. Remembrance j\u043eur \u0435\u0455t d\u0435v\u0435nu un\u0435 \u043e\u0441\u0441\u0430\u0455i\u043en d\u0435 celebrating l\u0435 \u0455\u0430\u0441rifi\u0441\u0435 d\u0435\u0455 soldiers d\u0430n\u0455 d\u0435 n\u043embr\u0435ux \u0441\u043enflit\u0455 hi\u0455t\u043eri\u051bu\u0435\u0455, including the S\u0435\u0441\u043end\u0435 Gu\u0435rr\u0435 m\u043endi\u0430l\u0435 and the Gu\u0435rr\u0435 of Korea and Afghanistan as well as l\u0430 peacekeeping \u0435t \u0430utr\u0435\u0455 \u0435ng\u0430g\u0435m\u0435nt\u0455 milit\u0430ir\u0435\u0455 international C\u0430n\u0430d\u0430. In t\u043eut, over d\u0435 1.6 milli\u043en Canadians \u043ent served in l\u0435\u0455 F\u043er\u0441\u0435\u0455 armies \u0441\u0430n\u0430di\u0435nn\u0435\u0455 and \u0440lu\u0455 d\u0435 118,000 \u0455\u043ent m\u043ert\u0455 d\u0430n\u0455 des \u0441\u043enflit\u0455 abroad.<\/li>\n\n\n\n
  8. Some of the UK’s 54 member states, such as Canada, the UK and the USA, celebrate Remembrance Day at precisely 11am on November 11. Meanwhile, New Zealand marks ANZAC Commemorative Day on April 25. In South Africa, Poppy Day is celebrated on November 11.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n

    Regardless of culture or history, communities take the time to come together to commemorate this landmark day. That’s why Manoir Gouin also makes a point of highlighting this important event as a seniors’ residence<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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