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Every November, poppies blossom on the lapels and collars of millions of Canadians across the country. Since the 1920s, the poppy has been worn to commemorate those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. Puneet Birgi tells us about the history of the poppy and how it became a symbol of remembrance in Canada, the United States, Great Britain and Australia.
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Henri Keating:
I know first hand the contributions of Canadians of African heritage. I was raised in Toronto. My friends were of many ethnic origins. |
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palwashah khostwal:
It is so good that everybody's contribution in politics is recognized and appreciated in this country, no matter what color or ethnicit |
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Irving:
The person narrating is not the greatest speaker... and she mis-pronounces 'lieutenant'!! |
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