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Third-semester students put their classroom training into practice during a field-based learning trip to Quebec City, while also exploring the city’s history, culture and media landscape. 

Residents gathered at the cenotaph on Tuesday to honour those who served, remember those who never returned home and recognize the sacrifices that continue to shape Remembrance Day.

“It’s not only about the people who died, but it’s about service,” said Brian Kwok, a military veteran

Collingwood's cenotaph is unique among Canadian war memorials as it anchors a bugler keeping watch over the memories of those who didn't come home.

Cabbagetown's Remembrance Day ceremony included a guided tour of veteran's graves and memorials in St. James' Cemetery.

The Leafs are in the midst of a four-game skid, and concerns about the playoffs are already growing.

Members and family of the Etobicoke branch gathered to once again remember those who paid the price to defend the nation.

Premier Doug Ford said Ontario dispatched members of the Sunnybrook Health Sciences burn unit to help treat the service members injured in last month's fire.

Residents, politicians, and veterans gather to honour those who fought for the country.