Memorials in Canada

Photo Credit: George S. Henry; Loni Robertson

Since Confederation, Canadians have served around the world in the cause of peace and freedom. Many of them made the ultimate sacrifice and their final resting places are typically located near the place where they died.

In communities across Canada, there are cenotaphs and monuments to remember the sacrifices made by the men and women who have served our great nation.

Alberta

Buffalo Park Peacekeeper Park The Military Museums of Calgary

British Columbia

Canadian Memorial Church Memorial Statue to Canadian Peacekeepers Mountain View Cemetery Veterans Cemetery, God’s Acre Victoria Memorial

Manitoba

Royal Canadian Air Force Second World War British Commonwealth Air Training Program Memorial

Newfoundland

Newfoundland National Memorial

Nova Scotia

Fort Massey Cemetery Halifax Memorial

Ontario

Camp Mirage Memorial Commonwealth Air Forces Ottawa Memorial East and West Memorial Buildings Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae Statue Highway of Heroes Tree Tribute Memorial Memorial Chamber National Aboriginal Veterans Monument National War Memorial Nursing Sisters Memorial Cremation Memorial Reconciliation: The Peacekeeping Monument South African War Memorial The Man with Two Hats The National Military Cemetery Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Wall of Remembrance

Date modified:: 2021-03-25