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Remembrance Days in Montreal

Remembrance Day Parade in Montreal

As a WWI veteran himself, Jim Waddell regularly commemorated the contribution of those who took part in World War I, marching with pride in Remembrance Day parades.

His children seldom attended the Remembrance Day Ceremony with their father in Montreal, instead staying in Ste.-Rose with their Mother.

Bell Telephone of Canada World War I Veterans

November 11, 1931: At the Cenotaph, Dominion Square, Montreal, Canada.
Left to Right: Jim MacDonald, Eddy Grant, Ed Baty, Bill Leggette, Jim Waddell, Gilbert George, Bill Franklin, F.H. Neale and Henry Legrove.

These WWI veterans were all employed at Bell Telephone.

Marching on Remembrance Days

JV Waddell's son believes the photo below was taken in Montreal during World War II with the 6th Hussars. Were they also known as "No. 47 (Cav.) Res. Coy. Veterans Guard of Canadian Army."?

Below, JV Waddell is in the middle of the first group of three.

World War Two reserves marching in a Remembrance Day Parade in Montreal.

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