On June 11, 1989, Lieutenant Governor Lincoln Alexander unveiled a cairn in Tannery Park dedicated to the Officers and Crew of HMCS OAKVILLE. On May 14, 2016, the Town of Oakville added the HMCS Oakville Plaque in Tannery Park.
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On June 11, 1989, Lieutenant Governor Lincoln Alexander unveiled a cairn in Tannery Park dedicated to the Officers and Crew of HMCS OAKVILLE. On May 14, 2016, the Town of Oakville added the HMCS Oakville Plaque in Tannery Park.
[plaque]
TO COMMORATE
THE OFFICERS AND CREW OF
HMCS OAKVILLE
1942 - 1945
THEY SERVED IN CANADA'S
TIME OF NEED
[plaque]
THIS CAIRN WAS ERECTED BY
THE TOWN OF OAKVILLE
BRANCH 114 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
AND THE BURLINGTON BRANCH
ROYAL CANADIAN NAVAL ASSOCIATION